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It must of been the pie that "slowed" you down! Big Grin

Haha... actually you may be on to something there. Wink

Note to self; stick to the liquid and avoid the pie. Big Grin
 
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It must of been the pie that "slowed" you down! Big Grin

Haha... actually you may be on to something there. Wink

Note to self; stick to the liquid and avoid the pie. Big Grin

That reminds me...pies are on sale this month at Marie Callender's. Cool
 
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Won ton soup. Tons to grade, still no wine. That will change tonight though....


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Tonight:

Grilled jumbo shrimp
King crab legs
Possibly, more grilled CRS
Ceasar salad
Sourdough bread
Rosé and white wines
 
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Last night: Flex Mussells in NYC. Superb! Shared 16 oysters from PEI and Washington, fried calamari, shrimp, oysters, and mussells in Thai and Maine broths.
 
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gonna be steaks tonight!
 
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L&L Hawaiian Barbeque

Barbeque Mixed Plate with macaroni salad and rice
Spam musubi

Life is good...
 
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Last night out with family:

Escargot
Pate
Bouillabaisse
Duck in fig sauce
Tarte tatin
 
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At one of our favorite Spanish restaurants.

Rotisserie chicken (curry rubbed) with apples and olive oil and saffron infused rice.

2005 Huguet Grand Reserva Brut Cava.
 
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Peter Luger's steak


Just one more sip.
 
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Tonight will be apple and tea Smoked Duck Breast with a blueberry port sauce, warm grilled asparagus and fennel salad, sweet potato gratin.


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grilled lamb tonight!
 
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Peter Luger's steak


perhaps I order wrong, but one day you're going to have to tell me what I'm missing.
 
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Pretty hard to order incorrectly.


Just one more sip.
 
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Honey ham with sweet potato cakes.
 
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Grilling burgers and chicken thighs.


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Penne with homemade white pesto sauce and chicken. Probably shouldn't have had wine with dinner since I donated blood but oh well. The 2004 Santa Rita Hills Pinot Noir paired nicely.
kmark7- sounds good! I'm a big fan of pesto. Can I ask how you prepared the white pesto sauce?


It's pretty low tech. A pint of heavy whipping cream and half a stick of butter. Bring to a simmer and melt some cheese into the mixture. Add pesto, salt and pepper to taste. For pesto I usually add about a tablespoon.
 
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Boneless ribeyes with a 2002 E&E Black Pepper Shiraz
 
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Friday night - grilled salmon fillet, rice, green salad. 2005 Walter Hansel Pinot Noir The North Slope.

Last night - grilled rib eye, grilled lobster tail, sauteed carrots, baked potato. 2004 Beringer Cabernet Sauvignon Private Reserve and 2004 Neal Family Cabernet Sauvignon.


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Fresh halibut tacos
Spanish rice
Spicy black beans
Orange honey wheat beer
 
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Boneless ribeyes with a 2002 E&E Black Pepper Shiraz

How was the Shiraz?
 
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Boneless ribeyes with a 2002 E&E Black Pepper Shiraz

How was the Shiraz?


gig, he posted a tasting note.
 
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Just finished off some bufalo mozzarella and campari tomatoes on oven made crostini topped with some balsamic vinegar.

going to grill up some filets and have them with mac and cheese, and probably more mozzarella and tomato.


If you're young and conservative, you have no heart. If you're old and liberal, you have no brain.
 
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Boneless ribeyes with a 2002 E&E Black Pepper Shiraz

How was the Shiraz?


gig, he posted a tasting note.

Wow, I really must have my eyes checked. Red Face
 
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Grilled marinated chicken thighs, grilled chicken/apple sausages, fettucine with butter and herbs, and corn on the cob. 2007 Loring Pinot Noir Cargasacchi Vineyard.


Romeo and Juliet are together in eternity....
 
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