What's For Lunch?

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Kevin Keith wrote: Sun Aug 02, 2020 1:27 pm
Bruyere_Royale wrote: Sun Aug 02, 2020 12:16 pm I asked for a grilled cheese with bacon and was given this instead. :evil:
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I'd take that any day! Pass the gabagool
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It's "healthy" sort of, but not what I wanted after she asked me what I wanted. Lol
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The time was "lunch", but the meal was what we've always called "Sunday Dinner"- Roast beef, mashed potatoes, gravy, carrots, and salad veg plate. Good cumpny, too...Dear Sweetie and I at with the Old Folks.
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MikeDennison wrote: Sun Aug 02, 2020 3:54 pm The time was "lunch", but the meal was what we've always called "Sunday Dinner"- Roast beef, mashed potatoes, gravy, carrots, and salad veg plate. Good cumpny, too...Dear Sweetie and I at with the Old Folks.
Nice! A classic Sunday Dinner..
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Red chili peppers fresh from the garden, chopped for Mexican cornbread, add some real heat to a lunch of white beans cooked with a little lean pork roast added (we keep the meat separate for BBQ pork option). Christine won't eat the cornbread - much too hot. She says she won't eat anything that burns her fingers when she chops it. I eat them raw - just take a bite - with some dishes, though it can be a bit painful. Iced tea helps. Today, the chef also fried some fresh okra, and she's good at it.

My portions are small - very small. I usually have two meals a day, rarely three. Breakfast this summer is almost always a tomato sandwich - I never tire of them. No salt added, other than what is in a thin smear of Hellmann's.

Our okra grew ten feet high this year, and the fruit is huge, yet tender. Unusual combination, in my experience.
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I had a chicken leg quarter off the smoker and cole slaw.
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Today was Liverwurst on rye with mustard.
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I had leftover roast beef and an avocado.
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Tomato-Basil pizza.
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Spaghetti topped with Dear Sweetie's homemade spicy red sauce, washed down with red moscato. Crusty bread sopped up the remaining sauce in the dish.
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Enjoying some adobo fried rice with crispy pork belly, fresh tomatoes, mango and green onion.. Delish!
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