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No more foody talk? Well, tonight I had FOUR bowls of chicken, fennel-Swiss chard soup. The stock was so good it was beyond all manner of description.

I forgot to mention yesterday that I watched part of the New Era festivities online in Central American tv. One message that was repeated by the hosts and by Mayan religious figures was that the New Era does afford us a chance for Peace & Reconciliation. That the term for this new time is...

Nope - don't do as the Millerites did in the 1840s - you and all here will be around for a LONG, LONG time to come! :)

sorry to disappoint anyone but Doom's Day won't come around for a while: ¿De dónde salió la teoría que este año se acaba el mundo? - Univision Noticias The narrative is in Spanish which some of you may understand. However, the Maya priest speaks in a regional accent that may not be...

Our right wing forum friends are convinced Romney is going to be your next president. If so he will add much to his long set of guffaws such as the laughable bungling he has done this week. Let's start with this gem: Mitt Romney Embassy Attack Comments Backfire - YouTube As right winger...

Polish sausage & mashed potato. Not as tasty as last night's dinner but very filling.

It's been a while since I visited this thread which happens to be one of my faves. Tonight, dinner was Italian-Greek meat phyllo pastry: 2 sheets of phyllo 2 slices of Calabrese salami 1 thick slice of sharp Cheddar cheese 1 slice of tomato 1 slice of red onion Wrap up all the...

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roast beef on Italian bread - lettuce/tomato - pesto sauce & hummus-guacamole sauce topping orange juice

chupacabra!

Roundys is the market where I usually go to and they are headquartered in Milwaukee. I also forgot that they recently changed things around there with different foods in being in different aisles. It probably was there but I just missed it.

pork-pasta casserole with cauliflower, broccoli, snap peas, baby carrots ~ cooked in olive oil-butter mix with lots of seasonings Yum!!! oh, btw ~ went shopping but the local market did not have head cheese - will try again next week

I went a few times to the original's Reuben's in Manhattan _ I believe it was at Madison at 40th or so in Murray Hill. Good place to eat those world famous corned beef sandwiches. But I do agree that Katz's patrami sandwich overall was tastier than Reuben's.

All of those were good fer darn sure. But nothing beats the sandwiches I make in my kitchen. For example, my spicy peppered bacon cheese burger or meat loaf on toasted garlic bread with sliced pickles, Spanish olives & sweet peppers, topped with lettuce-tomato & Italian salad dressing, a...

tonight: a meat loaf that was sooooo good as to die for!

^^^ mmmm! I just might make some for myself later this week. :)

Nah - it's all gone. Good to the last bite, too. Tomorrow, I'll think of something else special for din-din. :)

I had some leftovers from last night's special dinner - trust me, it tastes better tonight than it did last night! :)

Thanx Captain. Being a former NY'er, you get to appreciate every body else's cultures. Because of this, we learn to mix foods and to come up with very creative foods. The key to all that good food NY is famous for is its variation and the fact that you do NOT measure ingredients or...

OK. You got me convinced ~ next time I go shopping, I'll look for some head cheese. My pals from Badgerland swear by it! As for dinner tonight: pasta-chicken soup in spicy Italian sauce & soup veggies. A Dos Equis beer for dessert. :)