There's nothing in this world like homemade mac & cheese, go Meru! ^_^

BLT wrap on brown
diet coke
mini twist pretzels
and i have a diet dr pepper for after the coke
life is good

I made dinner for our vegetarian friends last night...a multi-course vegetarian affair. It turned out all very well and good: baba ganouj, roasted poblano peppers stuffed with black beans, french lentil salad, five dahl soup, portobello burgers.

...but this morning at work, my stomach demanded that I reschedule all meetings and work alone --or else.

Wahoooo!

Coconut jasmine rice with a little salt and pepper and some peas thrown in there, with prawns sautéed in butter and Thai sweet chili sauce.

Sometimes I surprise myself rather.

fresh cherries.

*lots* of fresh cherries.



nf

I love cherries. Last week I ate a bunch, but paid a price for it.

broke down and got deep-fried potato-cheddar-jalepeno goodness, and a diet dr pepper
breakfast of champions...

2-egg ham and cheese omelette
hash browns
diet coke

Mmmm gravlax on rye bread with the Special Sauce. I *heart* lidl!

Also: naner.

I ordered in potstickers (they actually charged me extra for hot chili oil!) from Chinatown! yummy.

I made my own rice balls, (food network/alton brown recipie) and meatballs (from a frozen bag)

now I need to think up a round vegetable, or decorations to make a snow man with 3 rice balls.

Brussels sprouts or peas?

Every time I see this thread, I read it instead as "What's eating you?"

quote:

Originally posted by SRu:
I made my own rice balls, (food network/alton brown recipie) and meatballs (from a frozen bag)

now I need to think up a round vegetable, or decorations to make a snow man with 3 rice balls.

You have balls. I like balls.

Teriyaki chicken, rice and pickled veg - with an apple and 2 dried figs

Also realised today that if I stop buying lunch every day, breakfast most days and expensive coffees, we can afford to get a house cleaner. Seems like a deal to me.

quote:

Originally posted by Bravus:
Also realised today that if I stop buying lunch every day, breakfast most days and expensive coffees, we can afford to get a house cleaner. Seems like a deal to me.

Yeah - it basically worked out to the equivalent of one dinner/week for us at the local Chinese restaurant - and the food there wasn't even that good.

And this week our cleaner has the week off - so we don't even need to straighten the place tonight like we usually do.