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Those toasted raviolis looked very good. I was really tempted to snag one with my fork! :twisted:
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LOL .. i have no doubt duchess has an eye for good taste ;) *confused myself* LOL

a tongue .. and an eye for good tucker!! when I come to the states for a visit .. I am going straight to duchess for recommendations of the best local eating places!!

we had my fav last night .. chicken breast marinated in oyster sauce and soya garlic and a pinch of sugar .. stir fried with vegies .. egg and .. thick rice noodles!! yummers!!!

tonight .. is anyones guess ;)
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duchess of malfi wrote:Those toasted raviolis looked very good. I was really tempted to snag one with my fork! :twisted:
You should have pointed out something along the wall to turn my head, then while my head was turned, snag one. :)
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I will keep that in mind for next time! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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hmmmmm... I work all day, starting with getting a teen age girl and a 19 month old ready for school, work 10 hours, get stuck in traffic then get forced to watch CUPID... and all I get to eat is 3 plain ol hotdogs?

I DID GET SOME COFFEE IN HOWEVER!
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Damelon wrote:
duchess of malfi wrote:Those toasted raviolis looked very good. I was really tempted to snag one with my fork! :twisted:
You should have pointed out something along the wall to turn my head, then while my head was turned, snag one. :)
lol, my own method of culinary larceny is "Look! A MONKEY!" :lol:

When I visit the States, I will simply be staggered (again) by the size of the meals. Your restaurants are so generous! We British are notoriously stingy with food (and indeed many things)..."Here, have a postage-stamp steak, with a side salad comprised of a lettuce leaf and a square inch of radish" :roll: :lol:
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I have noticed that in my Canadian travels they usually do not have anywhere as much food as American restaurants. In American restaurants you will get not only your entree but also an inexhaustible bread basket, a salad or soup or both, and side orders like potatos or rice or vegetables (sometimes more than one)...in many Canadian restaurants I have been in you have to order all of that stuff seperately. But even in American restaurants, it seems that no place will give you more food than Chinese restauarants...if I eat even half of my serving I feel so stuffed I have to waddle out to my car! :lol:
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work has been busy lately, many nights we have not been able to eat dinner...I think I'm going to put my foot down tonight and insist we all order pizza or something like that which we can eat while working... :(
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Bah, absence of dinner is no good, Madame Malfi! I insist you get pizza or equivalent nutritious goodies :)

I suspect my dinner tonight will be either too many sausages, or possibly ham and pineapple pizza
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pissgetti... out of a can... *sigh*
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A salami sandwich for dinner.
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Last night I get home, the wife announces her folks will be here soon... As she always stresses out over them coming we always welcome them with PIZZA NIGHT!
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Tonight it's sushi that I picked up on the way home.
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Tonight it was two chicken and ham kievs, two badly burnt chicken and mushroom pies, and a frozen prawn curry
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Left over Pizza... But the Inlaws have moved on!
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CovenantJr wrote:Tonight it was two chicken and ham kievs, two badly burnt chicken and mushroom pies, and a frozen prawn curry
whoa .. i think you'll handle the american restaurant serves just fine Cov. jr ;)
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*ahem* I was eating the only things left in the freezer :oops: :lol: :roll:
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it's an hour after dinner time... I am looking, looking, looking... hmmm Looks like nothing for dinner tonight.
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CovenantJr wrote:*ahem* I was eating the only things left in the freezer :oops: :lol: :roll:
all of 'em .. ;) at once ;)

bon appetit ;)

would you care for a wafer thin mint slice?
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Wafer-thin isn't enough! ;) Slab-thick is more like it! ;)
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