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Leonard Blaisdell[_2_] Leonard Blaisdell[_2_] is offline
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In article >, Dave Smith
> wrote:

> We just had a wonderful dinner of stir fried shrimp and asparagus with
> pasta. We used to go and have a wonderful NY eve dinner with my wife's
> oldest and bestest friend and stay overnight, but she died 17 years ago.
> Since then we have been staying home and making nice multi course meals
> for ourselves, occasionally having others join us. Tonight we are going
> out to a last minute party hosted by a pickleball friend. I made up a
> platter of smoked salmon canapes.


Way too fancy! I cook everything for Thanksgiving and Christmas. New
Years is low key junk food. We are having these today and tomorrow.

1. assorted sliced vegetables with Hidden Valley powdered buttermilk
ranch dressing and what you have to do to make it.
2. home made meatballs and factory made little smokies simmered in a
slow cooker barbecue sauce recipe.
3. deviled eggs, sixteen halves.
4. Chung's pork egg rolls [frozen], but baked when we eat them if
needed.
5. T.G.I. Friday's [frozen] stuffed jalapeņo poppers but deep fried
when we eat them if needed.

I see that we are already into tomorrow, so Happy New Year everyone!

leo