Down here, FF it's "warm" banana pudding. Only good that way once out of the oven. The hell with the meringue, but that warm goodness underneath is indescribable.
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Down here, FF it's "warm" banana pudding. Only good that way once out of the oven. The hell with the meringue, but that warm goodness underneath is indescribable.
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Tonight was a plate full of fettuccine tossed with olive oil, sauteed spinach, fresh garlic, kalamata olives, and marinated artichoke hearts, with a seated tuna steak sitting atop the whole mess. There wasn't any banana pudding to round it out, sadly, but I did make do with a couple of ice cold Millers.
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Oh, I think that it was already at 100. 100+ is what I would call it. Actually, I feel it was at 100 without dessert. There would be no immediate room for dessert as I would eat until there was no main course left.
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and I'll find some crackers and a bottle of vino somewhere.
and I'll find some crackers and a bottle of vino somewhere.
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I certainly enjoyed It!That is such a great way to cook chicken. It is so tender and steeped in flavor.
Had chicken again last night. This time it was roasted, with some roasted vegetables (Brussels sprouts, sweet potatoes, green beans, carrots, and onions) and tomato rice alongside it, and garlic bread.
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Nibbling at office party junk food all day. Lost all appetite. Some chicken salad stashed inside the frig at home,
Ritz crackers and wine perhaps. Might stop at Gilhooley's for a beer and baseball.
Ritz crackers and wine perhaps. Might stop at Gilhooley's for a beer and baseball.
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The Sapporo was fine.
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Had an emergency call to work yesterday and didn't get home til kind of late, so needed something quick to serve the troops. I crumbled up a pound of Jimmy Dean sausage in a skillet and when it was browned I dumped in two cans of pinto beans and hit it all with a potato masher. Threw shredded cheddar all over it while it was warm and busted open a sack of tortilla chips and let everyone have at it.
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Nice!Pork Tenderloin rubbed with a coffee garlic rub. Sauerkraut an broiled potatoes.
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I made a corned beef. And you know what that means. Corned beef sandwiches for lunch tomorrow! [emoji16]
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