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What did you eat last night for dinner?

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Lucky Strike

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Was delicious too
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Dinner to prepare the ground for marriage proposal last night:
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Marinated artichokes as starters, and then veal with walnut/hazelnut sauce. That's my birthday tiramisu to the right.
 
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Gattinara by Travaglini! Well done
 
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Is that a Zepolle on the left ?
 
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Are congratulations in order, LS?
 
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Originally Posted by Brian278
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A brined pork rib roast grilled over wood chips that have been soaking in Johnnie Walker Red for a couple of months (I'm not kidding),

Really? How was that?
 
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Originally Posted by Huntsman
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Really? How was that?

Pretty freaking good. I'm not sure the JW Red had anything to do with it though. The marinade has a much greater effect on the flavor and while the pork had a smoky flavor, it wasn't really a different smoky than using the wood chips un-soaked in Scotch. Somebody brought them so we used them, but it's kind of a waste, actually.
 
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Turkey soup. The freakin' leftovers around here are just killing me
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Nice potatoes!

I had chicken enchiladas and some wild rice.
 
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Tonight was very simple and very delicious. First, two grilled tilapia fillets. Seasoned with parsley, rosemary, thyme, basil and chili powder. Lemon juice too, of course. Second, a big old burger with cheddar cheese and a toasted wheat roll. The tilapia wasn't quite done when I took the pic. I threw it back on the grill for another 3 minutes.
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Conne, you eat like you're expecting.
 
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