seven_sins
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Tomato sandwiches made with chilled thick-sliced homegrown beefsteak tomatoes, white bread, Duke's mayonnaise, and pepper. Accompany that with potato chips and sweet tea. Yummy.
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Thanks all for the suggestions.
The winner was the Panzanella, but done as a side to bbq chicken...it didn't get as hot as predicted.
Tomorrow night we're trying the Soba.
The chilled soup and the Bun are on the list for next week.
And the rest sound good too, on the idea list for sure! Thanks again.
The winner was the Panzanella, but done as a side to bbq chicken...it didn't get as hot as predicted.
Tomorrow night we're trying the Soba.
The chilled soup and the Bun are on the list for next week.
And the rest sound good too, on the idea list for sure! Thanks again.
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Strangely, my eating habits aren't AT ALL seasonal.
I'm JUST AS LIKELY to eat something like chili on a hot day in August as I am in the winter...and I'm JUST AS LIKELY to have ice cream in January as I am in July.
And...I DO NOT wait until late in the year to oven-roast a turkey, either - and I'll even do THAT in the summer! I can get a lot of meals (freezing leftovers, and using the leftover turkey and juice as ingredients in Asian food or something) for relatively little effort.
I'm JUST AS LIKELY to eat something like chili on a hot day in August as I am in the winter...and I'm JUST AS LIKELY to have ice cream in January as I am in July.
And...I DO NOT wait until late in the year to oven-roast a turkey, either - and I'll even do THAT in the summer! I can get a lot of meals (freezing leftovers, and using the leftover turkey and juice as ingredients in Asian food or something) for relatively little effort.
Macaroni & tuna salad or egg salad sandwiches......with chips.