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Pizza Pizza Pizza. And beer.  Jodi
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Last night at an all you can eat buffet to celebrate the coming of the new year.
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You're a black Chinese guy? 
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tonite - in honor of MLK we're having ham, dirty rice, greens and cornbread. My husband thinks I'm nuts, but we all love greens.
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love and peace, Õun (apple in Estonian)
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For tonight, I am marinating some flank steak in red wine, onions, garlic and a bit of thyme, parlsey, clove, salt and pepper. Marinates all day and then I broil it hot and fast.
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Comfort food for a blustery, cold evening: chili, simple green salad and corn muffins. Off to the store shortly to get some cheddar to grate and sprinkle on top of the chili.
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tonite - in honor of MLK we're having ham, dirty rice, greens and cornbread. My husband thinks I'm nuts, but we all love greens.
Ribs, collard greens, rice, all washed down with plenty o' St. Ides Malt Liquor. (Actually, having a glass as we speak--smoooooth.) After dinner we all sit down as a family and watch the movie "Shaft," and I explain the finer points of '70s black culture to my children.
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Originally posted by gryphon: You're a black Chinese guy? I suppose I could have said we were going to a Chinese buffet to celbrate Martin Luther King Day...but that would have been a lie. jf
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Pizza (Pesto and veggies). And looking at the clock, I'd better logoff and get cooking !!
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we are to stand by the president right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public."-- Theodore Roosevelt
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I'm a vegetarian. Have been for 20 years now. The new twist is now I'm low-carbing it (yes, it's possible -- I do eat seafood, though). Tonight, we're having crustless crab quiche. It's a fun challenge (to me, at least, a real foodie), to find good, low-carb meals. Of course, the kids just want their mac-and-cheese.
As for Vegetarian Times, even when I wasn't (further) restricting my diet, I never found anything close to being a "keeper." I'm an epicurious.com girl all the way!
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Inspired by another thread, tonite's dinner will be coq au vin.
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love and peace, Õun (apple in Estonian)
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Had a request for "soft" food. The oldest got new braces and is sore, the middle has a sore throat so....
Potato cheese soup from Laurel's Kitchen with salad.
Ooo...maybe we need a favorite cookbook thread...
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Salmon poached in orange juice with a cajun topping. Wild rice. Caesar salad and/or spinach.
Sauvignon Blanc.
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Can I come over to dinner at your house, Jack? Jodi
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Originally posted by jodi: Can I come over to dinner at your house, Jack?
Jodi Anytime Jodi. I have a couple of dogs that would look great in one of your paintings. The salmon was very good (if I do say so myself--as the cook) and the wine turned out to be Pinot Grigio -- Woodbridge. Went well. jf
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Originally posted by jodi: Can I come over to dinner at your house, Jack?
Jodi And when you do come to dinner, you and I have a lot of gardening talk to talk about. jf
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Looks like I'm cooking again....smokin some pork ribs in the stovetop smoker. Barbecue sauce. Spinach. Rice pilaf. A quickie.
oh....and Yellow Tail Cabernet/Shiraz (the blend is a new one).
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Ok, I've changed my mind. How about you come over to my house for a couple of weeks and COOK? Jodi
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Originally posted by jodi: Ok, I've changed my mind. How about you come over to my house for a couple of weeks and COOK?
Jodi Maybe if we serve up enough good food, everyone will stop fighting and get on with eating and drinking. jf
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Jack if you're using a smoker the snowstorm prolly hasn't reached Mass. yet.
We are getting hammered with snow, so dins tonight is comforting stuff on a tray by the fire: tomato bisque, cobb salad and some yeast rolls.
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