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What did you eat last night for dinner?

DNW

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Our weekly dinner. Tonight's theme: British Isle foods

Fresh Baked Bread
Irish Beef Stew
Guiness Onion Stew
Green Beans and Cheese
Mashed Potatoes
Spinach-bacon-apple-avocado Salad
Cucumber Sandwiches
Pumpkin Cheesecake
Guiness
Newcastle
Wine
Sam Adams

Take me home I'm stuffed.
 

Lucky Strike

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Lunch: Omelette with gorgonzola and artichoke hearts, on rye bread.
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Originally Posted by Lucky Strike
Lunch: Omelette with gorgonzola and artichoke hearts, on rye bread.
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I think that has to be considered a Fritatta. Even though it wasn't baked, it's got way too much **** in it to be an omelet. Still looks damn tasty though.
 

DNW

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Originally Posted by Ludeykrus
A well-seasoned medium rare steak w/ wine

That's a serious steak knife you got there.
 

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Tonight, I am anticipating a big ol' Philly cheese steak. Some fries too, perhaps a bit of pizza.
 

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Originally Posted by edmorel
Post in the "dump" thread afterwards.
Somehow, I haven't yet taken a crap. I'll be going to one of the dining halls that's open till like midnight in an hour or so. After that adventure, I'll report back.
 

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Originally Posted by Ludeykrus
Yeah.....you're right. I think it may have cooked a bit more after taking it off the grill, it was pretty pink at first.

:golf clap:


You forgot about carryover.
 

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