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Originally Posted by onobond
(Post 32422404)
Not being able to travel to Beyrut this month, we decided to make the Lebanese-ish experience at home. The Menu consisted of:
Labneh with Maanesh Flatbread, Hummus and Kibbeh Lamb Kafta with rice and Tomato Salad We originally decided on having Baklavas with the final coffees, but our guests surprised us with bringing a Layali Lubnan, topped with chrushed pistachios, ashta and strawberries, so that made it as the formal Dinner Finale. The Lebanese red wine Chateau Musar with the starters and main. The coffee/baklava combo was enhanced with a non-Lebanese digestif |
Originally Posted by BamaVol
(Post 32423105)
I have only had Lebanese wine once but was very impressed. I took coworkers to a middle eastern restaurant in JAX. One coworker is in the wine business with his husband back in Belgium. I let him order the wine and it was some of the best I’ve tasted.
Dinner tonight for me will be a roast chicken. Probably my favorite weeknight meal. |
Originally Posted by work2fly
(Post 32423159)
+1 on the Lebanese wine. I'm hopeful that some day a trip there will be in the cards.
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Queso fundido.
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Last night I made mushroom, onion and ham risotto. Tonight I made the lemon fennel chicken that I first tried last month. This time I picked a fennel bulb with way more fronds to mince up for the sauce. Leftovers are packed for lunch tomorrow.
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My wife had come up with a delicious dinner feast. I had mentioned that the smoked beef risoles from the other week, would be better with some thinly sliced pork. She made it tonight, and it was delicious!
I thought that was all I was getting, and then she brings in a huge bowl of rendang, with a stack of toasted paratha, plus some beautiful freshly sliced pineapple. I’m almost sad, because I was hoping to eat some tasty mango cheesecake we got yesterday, but there’s no hope of that if I eat these goodies. |
Originally Posted by Fragola
(Post 32424902)
Last night I made mushroom, onion and ham risotto. Tonight I made the lemon fennel chicken that I first tried last month. This time I picked a fennel bulb with way more fronds to mince up for the sauce. Leftovers are packed for lunch tomorrow.
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Cheese nachos
beef kebab chicken kebab platter of raw vegetables (radish cucumber celery & red bell pepper) platter of raw herbs (mint cilantro & basil) chimichurri sauce guacamole |
Romaine salad with crumbled gorgonzola, dried cranberries, candied walnuts and yogurt dressing
Chicken tortilla soup (from Costco--the bomb) with crushed doritos, shredded cheese and sour cream. I really wish I had some cilantro. |
it’s my child’s birthday and Super Duper carryout was chosen even though I can cook this stuff way better.
double cheeseburger garlic fries chocolate milkshake (Strauss soft-serve - the shops only carry Strauss ice cream) cheeseburger fries garlic fries we have very nice desserts so I only had garlic fries. It’s just micro planed Parmesan or gruyere cheese & garlic and I can just shred cheese on oven fries myself. the fries are so adequately greasy that the grease ran from the food through the paper bag and onto my lap. They probably use beef lard to keep the fries crispy. I had chocolate cake with white frosting and sprinkles for dessert. I’m very tempted to have a corn cherry scone and water now for another dessert.
Originally Posted by corky
(Post 32430822)
Romaine salad with crumbled gorgonzola, dried cranberries, candied walnuts and yogurt dressing
Chicken tortilla soup (from Costco--the bomb) with crushed doritos, shredded cheese and sour cream. I really wish I had some cilantro. https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...73e7a61d6.jpeg |
Originally Posted by gaobest
(Post 32431148)
it’s my child’s birthday and Super Duper carryout was chosen even though I can cook this stuff way better.
double cheeseburger garlic fries chocolate milkshake (Strauss soft-serve - the shops only carry Strauss ice cream) cheeseburger fries garlic fries we have very nice desserts so I only had garlic fries. It’s just micro planed Parmesan or gruyere cheese & garlic and I can just shred cheese on oven fries myself. the fries are so adequately greasy that the grease ran from the food through the paper bag and onto my lap. They probably use beef lard to keep the fries crispy. I had chocolate cake with white frosting and sprinkles for dessert. I’m very tempted to have a corn cherry scone and water now for another dessert. I get cilantro at the grocer with the $9.99/lb organic cherries. They also have Jeni’s ice cream that ORDeditor has mentioned. https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...73e7a61d6.jpeg |
Originally Posted by Jaimito Cartero
(Post 32431225)
They serve upside down ice cream?
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Originally Posted by Jaimito Cartero
(Post 32431225)
They serve upside down ice cream?
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Originally Posted by ILuvParis
(Post 32432044)
Have you tried it? It is soooo delicious. More importantly, the listeria just slides out the top.
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Originally Posted by gaobest
(Post 32432059)
I forgot that you mentioned about the listeria. I feel that you and ORDeditor disagree regarding the power of Jeni’s ice cream. I’m not sure what to do.
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