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Panbroiled pork tenderloin medallions, topped with brandied bosc pears, served on a bed of couscous, with vegetables.

(no picture, I'm afraid. After tasting the pears, I couldn't wait)
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You're hired!

I will expect my meal at precisely 7:00 PM!


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you never show pics of the cheeze whiz sandwiches on white bread that you have the other days.
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mutepointe wrote:you never show pics of the cheeze whiz sandwiches on white bread that you have the other days.
Lol, what would be the fun in that?

Truth be told, once I hit a good recipe, I often repeat myself (though with variations)...night before last was marsala chicken, for instance, which I've made many times before.

Sometimes, though, I do break down and do the whole Betty Crocker Homestyle Bake thing ;)
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Austrian pancakes -- sort of big crepes

Stuffed with a mushroom/blackened onion sauce for the grownups

I tried to talk the daughter into wrapping it around a hotdog as we did last time (which she loved), but she wanted cheese instead (and hated it, but it was her idea).
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Tapenade, Spinach, grilled Chicken + Feta pizza.
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spanish tortilla (potatoes and eggs), some spicy sausage and cod bits and pieces

and a salad
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100% whole grain pita (0% cholesteral) spread internally with 100% peanut butter and slices of pear, and a great big bowl of Habitant pea soup.

Feckin' diet. Feck, feck, feck.

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No potatoes so I had to improvise

Its now paella, cod bits and rice
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Gator pasta, with alfredo cheese, scallops, crawfish, and shrimp. also add a little bit of spicy cajun diablo sauce. that was sooooo good.
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On our recent trip to Ireland and England I tried a lot of new dishes that were on the breakfast buffet at the hotels. I was eating one dish with gusto until my wife told me what it was. Although it was available on every breakfast buffet thereafter, that one time was my only experience of blood pudding.
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Doug_Tipple wrote: I was eating one dish with gusto until my wife told me what it was. Although it was available on every breakfast buffet thereafter, that one time was my only experience of blood pudding.
Doug,
Are you saying it tasted good until you learned what it actually was?

Was it because it that you abstain from animal sourced products in general or what?
If it tasted good and you normal eat animal flesh, what was the problem with it that made you stop eating it?
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hyldemoer wrote:
Doug_Tipple wrote: I was eating one dish with gusto until my wife told me what it was. Although it was available on every breakfast buffet thereafter, that one time was my only experience of blood pudding.
Doug,
Are you saying it tasted good until you learned what it actually was?

Was it because it that you abstain from animal sourced products in general or what?
If it tasted good and you normal eat animal flesh, what was the problem with it that made you stop eating it?
Well, I didn't like the name, for one thing, and the more that I thought about it, I didn't like the taste or the dark brown color, either.
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Post by Jack »

The pears sound good.

Do you live alone? I can never cook a meal for just one person. There always ends up being lots of leftovers, so lately I've been eating smaller handfulls of nuts or a bag of popcorn for dinner, lol...
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djm wrote:100% whole grain pita (0% cholesteral) spread internally with 100% peanut butter and slices of pear, and a great big bowl of Habitant pea soup.

Feckin' diet. Feck, feck, feck.

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