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Surely

Surely

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Oct 27, 2007
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Dedicated to Krafty:

Cajun Chicken Littles, garlic mashed potatoes, steamed spinach at the Cheesecake Factory.

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I couldn't even eat half of it. Ridiculous. It was a nice treat....usually I eat very healthfully.
 
Surely

Surely

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I made this absolutely amazing 17 bean and barley soup (dried beans and barley package from Trader Joe's). I loosely followed the directions on the package and added some of my own ingredients.....I like to improvise.

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flat4

flat4

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WeetaBiXie said:
Oh yum! Where I come from, McDonalds do not have a Big Breakfast and its "Fast" Food, where your order can take a long time! So when we go out of the country, we surprise people by going to McDonalds for breakfast!

I can feel my arteries hardening!
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Yep, Had the breakfast burrito. :)
 
Perrumpo

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Spaghetti and Turkey Meatballs.

I highly recommend the Trader Joe's turkey meatballs. They taste great and only have 2g of fat each as opposed to ten times that in regular meatballs. Sodium is a bit high still though, FYI.

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Surely

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Perrumpo said:
Spaghetti and Turkey Meatballs.

I highly recommend the Trader Joe's turkey meatballs. They taste great and only have 2g of fat each as opposed to ten times that in regular meatballs. Sodium is a bit high still though, FYI.

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I recommend them as well. I use them when I want to make a quick tomato sauce with meatballs. I make the sauce, and then just throw them in frozen while the sauce is simmering.

I also use them to make turkey meatball sandwiches with a little mustard and hot peppers.
 
heehee

heehee

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Treated my wife to dinner for her bday. This dinner cost me an arm, but it was worth it. :p
 

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Homemade grilled beef slider, sharp cheddar, avocado, ketchup, mustard, relish on a warm Hawaiian Sweet roll.

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Messy plate because I decided to take a photo after I ate one.:p
 
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Dessert......I made a chocolate bread pudding. Here's the recipe (I used a challah bread and a mixture of dark and semi-sweet chocolate chunks..

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Just out of the oven:
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Served warm with vanilla ice cream:
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Nik73

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Kick Off weekend in college football so I had a delicious dinner of BBQ wings and spicy wedges, washed down with a few delicious Coors. Mmmmmmmm. :D

Before..........

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After............ (about 15 mins ;) )

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