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Leftover spinach ravioli and sauteed cabbage, or maybe a cheese quesadilla grilled a la George (Foreman, that is), probably washed down with the exceedingly cheap Argentinian syrah I picked up over the weekend.
Or perhaps just my evening vitamins and supplements with a 12-oz 'barley sandwich'
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Leftovers! I grilled a gorgeous rib steak last night - and due to becoming a CH addict, I pulled it at rare instead of going to medium rare. OMG it was good! I only managed to eat half because my sides were so good - yukon golds roasted with rosemary & garlic, and green beans with almonds. The green beans were frozen but still very tasty.
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Leftovers from last night's outing. However, tomorrow, I'm making fig and cheese calzones and Sunday a friend and I are getting together to make jiaozi!
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re: anzu
Fig and cheese calzones -- that sounds really good! Also sounds like you''re in dumpling mode.
After reading currymouth's post on soft shelled crabs, I wanted to make some tonight. But as I'm not feeling particularly hungry today, I think my dinner will be some pineapple. As I'll get home late tonight, DH will have to make his own dinner tonight -- probably some frozen ravioli and vegetables.
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re: Miss Needle
Heh heh. Someone sent me this article yesterday: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/09/mag...
I have no will-power and all of those ingredients except the dried figs which I got last night, and the grappa, which I should actually post on CH and ask what to use as a substitute. . . so I'll probably make these this weekend.As for the gyoza, I like to keep these in my freezer for emergency meals, and we all ran out at the same time, so it's time to make more. :)
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re: daylight
Actually, I hadn't thought about the sauce. . . I don't usu. eat my calzones w/ sauce. I think b/c of the fig and gruyere cheese combo, the marinara might overpower it. I'd probably eat it plain and pick up one of those bottles of wine they suggest pairing it with.
Jiaozi is the Chinese word for dumplings.
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