What's for dinner?
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Re: What's for dinner?
We had fish tacos and shrimp tacos last night.
Followed up by a delicious serving of 800!
Followed up by a delicious serving of 800!
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Re: What's for dinner?
Tonight's dinner is lasagna...for a dozen or so. Thanksgiving 'Eve' Tradition. Put it together last night and it is now in the 'fridge letting the flavors blend. Garlic bread. Salad. Chocolate cream pie. There's gonna be plenty - stop by around 7
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Re: What's for dinner?
Yummy! I'll be right over!windsor wrote:Tonight's dinner is lasagna...for a dozen or so. Thanksgiving 'Eve' Tradition. Put it together last night and it is now in the 'fridge letting the flavors blend. Garlic bread. Salad. Chocolate cream pie. There's gonna be plenty - stop by around 7
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Re: What's for dinner?
My cousin and her boyfriend are coming from Va. Beach for Thanksgiving today. They are taking us out to dinner at Southern Exposure in Faison, NC. It's a wonderful restaurant. Terrific crab cakes, shrimp and grits and lots of other main dishes. Southern Exposure to not far off 1-40 on the way to Wilmington.
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Re: What's for dinner?
Yes, it is.CathyCA wrote:Uh-oh. I skipped dessert.devildeac wrote:Only if you had a riesling for dessert...CathyCA wrote:Uh oh. I forgot to eat dinner.
Does a glass of Cabernet count?
Isn't Cab good for my heart?
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Re: What's for dinner?
Grilled pork loin. And a special brew TBD to celebrate family, Thanksgiving and #800.
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Re: What's for dinner?
Good. I'll have some tonight.devildeac wrote:Yes, it is.CathyCA wrote:Isn't Cab good for my heart?
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Re: What's for dinner?
Wait a minute, that was last night's dinner, too.CathyCA wrote:Good. I'll have some tonight.devildeac wrote:Yes, it is.CathyCA wrote:Isn't Cab good for my heart?
Leftovers?
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Re: What's for dinner?
Last night's dinner was a pork loin sandwich.devildeac wrote:Wait a minute, that was last night's dinner, too.
Leftovers?
And, yes, the Cab is leftover. I can drink a bottle and a half of Chardonnay in one sitting. With Cabernet, it's maybe two glasses in an entire evening. I've decided to switch to red wine for the caloric and heart benefits.
The red wine that I really adore is Malbec.
I never liked red wine when I was younger. I wonder why my palate is changing.
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Re: What's for dinner?
US Malbecs or South American?CathyCA wrote:Last night's dinner was a pork loin sandwich.devildeac wrote:Wait a minute, that was last night's dinner, too.
Leftovers?
And, yes, the Cab is leftover. I can drink a bottle and a half of Chardonnay in one sitting. With Cabernet, it's maybe two glasses in an entire evening. I've decided to switch to red wine for the caloric and heart benefits.
The red wine that I really adore is Malbec.
I never liked red wine when I was younger. I wonder why my palate is changing.
Must be the aging process. Err, maturing process. Err, fine palate appreciation of quality fermented products. Yea, the last one.
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Re: What's for dinner?
Argentinian.devildeac wrote:US Malbecs or South American?CathyCA wrote:Last night's dinner was a pork loin sandwich.devildeac wrote:Wait a minute, that was last night's dinner, too.
Leftovers?
And, yes, the Cab is leftover. I can drink a bottle and a half of Chardonnay in one sitting. With Cabernet, it's maybe two glasses in an entire evening. I've decided to switch to red wine for the caloric and heart benefits.
The red wine that I really adore is Malbec.
I never liked red wine when I was younger. I wonder why my palate is changing.
Must be the aging process. Err, maturing process. Err, fine palate appreciation of quality fermented products. Yea, the last one.
OMG, it's menopause!
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Re: What's for dinner?
Try the Falling Star Malbec. It's an inexpensive, and quite delicious Malbec. It's our standard go-to wine.CathyCA wrote:The red wine that I really adore is Malbec.
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Re: What's for dinner?
I have bought several different SA Malbecs for my wife, ranging from $10-18/bottle and that's before the 15% case discount. She hasn't declined any of them nor has she ever told me any that I should never buy again. I just can't remember them.Miles wrote:Try the Falling Star Malbec. It's an inexpensive, and quite delicious Malbec. It's our standard go-to wine.CathyCA wrote:The red wine that I really adore is Malbec.
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Re: What's for dinner?
I'm surprised nobody said 'Ewwww!'.captmojo wrote:Sauternes...and hot dogs
Tonight, I await the arrival of Son of mojo. He is supposed to be bringing a HoneyBaked ham for sammich preparations.
So far, I have enjoyed a beer. It's about to be two.
He'd better hurry up.
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Re: What's for dinner?
Spaghetti. Salad. Different dressings for each of us.
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Re: What's for dinner?
Ribeye cooked on the gas grill, properly smoked with hickory chips! Ymm!
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Re: What's for dinner?
We went to Southern Exposure Restaurant in Fasion. YUM. I had a crab cake and Kobe steak. OMG, it was wonderful. Basically no filling in the lump meat crab cake. The steak was done to perfection (median rare. Any one traveling I-40 South towards Wilmington, should stop for lunch or dinner. You won't be sorry.
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Re: What's for dinner?
Grilled pork tenderloin, fresh steamed green beans, sweet potato casserole, cranberry apple relish/compote, rolls. I don't need Thanksgiving dinner.
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Re: What's for dinner?
My sister-in-law made lasagna with homemade noodles. Yummy!
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Re: What's for dinner?
Mom maded baked salmon. Ymmm.
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