Food & Memory

Yesterday, what did you have for:

Breakfast
Lunch and
Dinner?

Skipped meals are allowed.

Andy's Evil Twin

"Andy" <q> wrote in message ...
> Food & Memory
>
> Yesterday, what did you have for:
>
> Breakfast
> Lunch and
> Dinner?
>
> Skipped meals are allowed.
>
> Andy's Evil Twin

You RAT!

Breakfast - None on the way shopping ( 3 cups of coffee)
Lunch - thought about a Costco Polish but the place was too crowded.
3:00 Snack Dagwood Bologna & American Cheese lettuce & Tomato with Mayo
Dinner - Forgot the Cooks Illustrated Carnitas in the fridge from the day
before and baked a potato, frilled NY Steak (Montreal seasoning) & grilled
zucchini and salad.

Oh yes 2 Johnny Walker Black Rocks with a splash of water.

Dimitri

"Andy" <q> wrote in message ...
> Food & Memory
>
> Yesterday, what did you have for:
>
> Breakfast
Beer
> Lunch and
Beer
> Dinner?
Beer and a grilled ribeye steak
>
> Skipped meals are allowed.
Never.
>
> Andy's Ugly Twin

Andy wrote:

> Food & Memory
>
> Yesterday, what did you have for:
>
> Breakfast

Joe's Special, from a recipe here.

> Lunch and

Sandwich.

> Dinner?

Fried rice with some bacon and the rest of the beef that didn't go into
the Joe's Special.


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BOB said...

>> Andy's Ugly Twin

Ugly/evil or the BUM!!! that lived across the street?

Andy

On Sat 24 May 2008 07:50:12p, Andy told us...

> Food & Memory
>
> Yesterday, what did you have for:
>
> Breakfast
> Lunch and
> Dinner?
>
> Skipped meals are allowed.
>
> Andy's Evil Twin
>

I worked from home yesterday...

Breakfast - a latté with 2 extra shots
Lunch - braunsweiger, onion, lettuce, and mayo sandwich on Russian rye
Dinner - 2 bowls of blistering hot chili, cooled off by a dish of fresh
mango ice cream

--
Wayne Boatwright
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Countdown till Memorial Day
1dys 2hrs 30mins
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Cat, n. Small mammal with an attitude
problem.
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On Sat 24 May 2008 07:50:12p, Andy told us...

> Food & Memory

> Yesterday, what did you have for:
>
> Breakfast
> Lunch and
> Dinner?

> Skipped meals are allowed.

I can actually remember this:

Breakfast -- Van's waffle w/ maple syrup

Lunch -- sandwich: turkey, Cowgirl Creamery cheese (nettle-wrapped
brie-like cheese), lettuce, and Sierra Nevada mustard on whole wheat

Afternoon snack -- organic pop-tart ("Nature's Path" brand??)

Dinner -- leftover polenta and leftover chicken simmered with
jarred TJ's unsalted salsa

Late night snack -- "SO" brand soy ice cream, more Cowgirl Creamery
cheese

But there are a lot of days where I would not be able to remember
the answer to such a question.

S.

"Andy" <q> wrote in message ...
> Food & Memory
>
> Yesterday, what did you have for:
>
> Breakfast
> Lunch and
> Dinner?
>
> Skipped meals are allowed.
>
> Andy's Evil Twin

Breakfast & Lunch were combined...went to Perry's and had 1/2 of a pancake and a
piece of turkey sausage, and a cup of coffee.
Dinner...well, we went out for Mexican at Guadalajara in Old Town. I had a glass of
ice water (actually 3) and some chips and guac & salsa. I ordered a quesadilla, but
it was terrible, so I sent it back, and nothing else appealed to me. Oh, I did eat 2
bits of my husband's chicken enchilada too.
Dessert was kiwi, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, and blueberries.

Ask me about the day before yesterday, and your guess is as good as mine! :-)

kimberly

"Andy" <q> ha scritto nel messaggio
...
> Food & Memory
>
> Yesterday, what did you have for:
>
> Breakfast
> Lunch and
> Dinner?
>
> Skipped meals are allowed.
>
> Andy's Evil Twin

A 4" square slice of pizza with mushrooms, fresh tomatoes and black olives,
A piadina with mozzarella, speck and slivers of pickled jalapeno, some
chicken picked off wings I made broth from.

"Nexis" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Andy" <q> wrote in message ...
>> Food & Memory
>>
>> Yesterday, what did you have for:
>>
>> Breakfast
>> Lunch and
>> Dinner?
>>
>> Skipped meals are allowed.
>>
>> Andy's Evil Twin
>
> Breakfast & Lunch were combined...went to Perry's and had 1/2 of a pancake
> and a piece of turkey sausage, and a cup of coffee.
> Dinner...well, we went out for Mexican at Guadalajara in Old Town. I had a
> glass of ice water (actually 3) and some chips and guac & salsa. I ordered
> a quesadilla, but it was terrible, so I sent it back, and nothing else
> appealed to me. Oh, I did eat 2 bits of my husband's chicken enchilada
> too.
> Dessert was kiwi, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, and
> blueberries.
>
> Ask me about the day before yesterday, and your guess is as good as mine!
> :-)
>

So, how long have you been sick? Or do you enjoy starving yourself?

"Andy" <q> wrote

> Yesterday, what did you have for:
>
> Breakfast
> Lunch and
> Dinner?
>
> Skipped meals are allowed.

Yesterday, for breakfast I munched on trail mix, lunch a
bowl of yogurt with almond and craisins, dinner, pizza with
garlic and some fresh tomatoes. Snacks in between.

Day before, breakfast/lunch, a *really* nice omelets at Perkins
(green peppers, onion, celery and bacon) which came with
hash browns and toast. Crazy, I don't know how they do it for
some $7.50. Dinner, this is getting harder. Ah! Roast chicken
(came out great, it was rubbed with some mix out of the
America's Test Kitchen cookbook).

nancy

Nancy Young said...

>
> "Andy" <q> wrote
>
>> Yesterday, what did you have for:
>>
>> Breakfast
>> Lunch and
>> Dinner?
>>
>> Skipped meals are allowed.
>
> Yesterday, for breakfast I munched on trail mix, lunch a
> bowl of yogurt with almond and craisins, dinner, pizza with
> garlic and some fresh tomatoes. Snacks in between.
>
> Day before, breakfast/lunch, a *really* nice omelets at Perkins
> (green peppers, onion, celery and bacon) which came with
> hash browns and toast. Crazy, I don't know how they do it for
> some $7.50. Dinner, this is getting harder. Ah! Roast chicken
> (came out great, it was rubbed with some mix out of the
> America's Test Kitchen cookbook).
>
> nancy


Well, nancy obviously wins in the memory category, but trail mix is for
squirrels and chipmunks!

Andy's Evil Twin

Nexis said...

>
> "Andy" <q> wrote in message ...
>> Food & Memory
>>
>> Yesterday, what did you have for:
>>
>> Breakfast
>> Lunch and
>> Dinner?
>>
>> Skipped meals are allowed.
>>
>> Andy's Evil Twin
>
> Breakfast & Lunch were combined...went to Perry's and had 1/2 of a
> pancake and a piece of turkey sausage, and a cup of coffee.
> Dinner...well, we went out for Mexican at Guadalajara in Old Town. I had
> a glass of ice water (actually 3) and some chips and guac & salsa. I
> ordered a quesadilla, but it was terrible, so I sent it back, and
> nothing else appealed to me. Oh, I did eat 2 bits of my husband's
> chicken enchilada too. Dessert was kiwi, strawberries, raspberries,
> blackberries, and blueberries.
>
> Ask me about the day before yesterday, and your guess is as good as
> mine! :-)
>
> kimberly


kimberly,

I did like your posted food & memory. I miss Old Town (the one time I've
been there) Forget what I ate. It wasn't yesterday ya know!?!

Best,

Andy

l, not -l said...

>
> On 24-May-2008, Andy <q> wrote:
>
>> Food & Memory
>>
>> Yesterday, what did you have for:
>>
>> Breakfast
>> Lunch and
>> Dinner?
>
> B'fast: 2 Buttermilk, whole-wheat pancakes, ham slices and coffee
> Lunch: Garden salad w/Ranch dressing; thin-sliced brisket on french
> bread, with melted provolone; tender-crisp green beans. Shasta Diet
> Grapefruit soda.
> Dinner: Garden salad w/Balsamic dressing; hmmm, what the heck should I
> call my meal - turkey cutlet taco? Whole-grain tortilla (Mission
> brand), warmed/lightly-browned in dry skillet, then folded and filled
> with a pan-fried turkey cutlet (coated with flour seasoned with chile
> powder and salt) that had been topped with diced green chiles and grated
> cheese; then, finished filling up the taco with salsa (petite diced
> tomatoes, black beans, Mexicorn and cilantro) and a dollop of Daisy.
> Iced tea, no lemon or sugar. Snack: Popcorn, while watching Michael
> Clayton


l, not -l,

You definitely win on B/L/D completeness.

So, what'd ya have for breakfast today?

Best,

Andy

l, not -l said...

>
> On 25-May-2008, Andy <q> wrote:
>
>> l, not -l,
>>
>> You definitely win on B/L/D completeness.
>>
>> So, what'd ya have for breakfast today?
>>
>> Best,
>>
>> Andy
>
> EggBeaters (2 egg-quivalent), hash browns (1 cup, shredded variety), 2
> sausage (sage) patties, a few cherries and 2 cups of coffee.


l, not -l

You were supposed to wait until tomorrow!!!

Andy's Evil Twin

On Sat, 24 May 2008 21:50:12 -0500, Andy <q> wrote:

>Food & Memory
>
>Yesterday, what did you have for:
>
>Breakfast
Coffee
>Lunch and
Grilled cheese sandwich with NOLA style olive salad, Dr. Pepper
>Dinner?
Pork chop (marinated in garlic, serrano chile, mint, nuoc mam; and
basil wood moked) with Sriracha mayo. Potatoes fried in duck fat.
Cabbage slaw with a bunch of garlic. Roasted okra. Red wine.
>
--

modom
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modom (palindrome guy) said...

> On Sat, 24 May 2008 21:50:12 -0500, Andy <q> wrote:
>
>>Food & Memory
>>
>>Yesterday, what did you have for:
>>
>>Breakfast
> Coffee
>>Lunch and
> Grilled cheese sandwich with NOLA style olive salad, Dr. Pepper
>>Dinner?
> Pork chop (marinated in garlic, serrano chile, mint, nuoc mam; and
> basil wood moked) with Sriracha mayo. Potatoes fried in duck fat.
> Cabbage slaw with a bunch of garlic. Roasted okra. Red wine.
>>
> --
>
> modom
> ** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **


modom,

Don't know hell about that dinner but I'd sure like some!

Best,

Andy

l, not -l wrote:

> EggBeaters (2 egg-quivalent), hash browns (1 cup, shredded variety), 2
> sausage (sage) patties, a few cherries and 2 cups of coffee.

I haven't had breakfast yet, but will probably just have toast.

For dinner last night, we had soup. I made chicken stock from saved
chicken bones, then added onions, galangal, garlic, carrots, green
beans, shrimp, fish balls, fish sauce, sambal oelek, soy sauce, bean
sprouts, scallions, miso, and cilantro. I poured the soup over thin
rice noodles. It was pretty yummy.

Serene

modom (palindrome guy) wrote:
> On Sat, 24 May 2008 21:50:12 -0500, Andy <q> wrote:
>
>> Food & Memory
>>
>> Yesterday, what did you have for:
>>
>> Breakfast
> Coffee
>> Lunch and
> Grilled cheese sandwich with NOLA style olive salad, Dr. Pepper
>> Dinner?
> Pork chop (marinated in garlic, serrano chile, mint, nuoc mam; and
> basil wood moked) with Sriracha mayo. Potatoes fried in duck fat.
> Cabbage slaw with a bunch of garlic. Roasted okra. Red wine.
> --
>
> modom


OMG! The pork chops sound divine. And the mayo--is that just Mayo
enhanced with Sriracha sauce? I must be retarded, but I don't think I
tried that in my attempt to make a nice spicy mayo.

--
Jean B.

Serene wrote:
> l, not -l wrote:
>
>> EggBeaters (2 egg-quivalent), hash browns (1 cup, shredded variety), 2
>> sausage (sage) patties, a few cherries and 2 cups of coffee.
>
> I haven't had breakfast yet, but will probably just have toast.
>
> For dinner last night, we had soup. I made chicken stock from saved
> chicken bones, then added onions, galangal, garlic, carrots, green
> beans, shrimp, fish balls, fish sauce, sambal oelek, soy sauce, bean
> sprouts, scallions, miso, and cilantro. I poured the soup over thin rice
> noodles. It was pretty yummy.
>
> Serene

Egad! It's time for lunch, I think. You folks are cruel.

--
Jean B.

Jean B. said...

> Egad! It's time for lunch, I think. You folks are cruel.


Jean B,

It WAS an overnight memory!

I think?!

ANdy

Jean B. wrote:
> Serene wrote:
>> l, not -l wrote:
>>
>>> EggBeaters (2 egg-quivalent), hash browns (1 cup, shredded variety), 2
>>> sausage (sage) patties, a few cherries and 2 cups of coffee.
>> I haven't had breakfast yet, but will probably just have toast.
>>
>> For dinner last night, we had soup. I made chicken stock from saved
>> chicken bones, then added onions, galangal, garlic, carrots, green
>> beans, shrimp, fish balls, fish sauce, sambal oelek, soy sauce, bean
>> sprouts, scallions, miso, and cilantro. I poured the soup over thin rice
>> noodles. It was pretty yummy.
>>
>> Serene
>
> Egad! It's time for lunch, I think. You folks are cruel.
>

*beam*

:-)

Trying to decide what to make for dinner. I've got salad stuff in
the fridge, and some tortilla chips. Maybe I'll make taco salad or
something.

Hmm.

Serene

"Andy" <q> wrote in message ...
> Food & Memory
>
> Yesterday, what did you have for:
>
> Breakfast
> Lunch and
> Dinner?

Yesterday I had leftover pizza for brunch, then went down to the Inner
Harbor in Baltimore and checked into the Renaissance Harborplace Hotel for a
long-awaited, much-needed "Mommy's time-out" (a birthday present from
hubby). I ordered room service last night and had filet mignon, asparagus,
greens, roasted fingerling potatoes, creme brulee, and a couple glasses of
cab. Pretty darn tasty. This morning, before checking out, I again ordered
room service and had a "Baltimore Eggs Benedict" (two poached eggs,
crabmeat, sliced tomatoes, spinach, and hollandaise, served on a large slab
of ciabatta), breakfast potatoes, and coffee. After all that decadent
dining, I don't feel like eating for at least a couple of days... (I'm going
to marinate some chicken breasts and grill 'em for dinner tonight anyway.)

Mary

On Sat, 24 May 2008 21:50:12 -0500, Andy <q> wrote:

>Food & Memory
>
>Yesterday, what did you have for:
>
>Breakfast

cheese omelet, home made hash browns, fresh strawberries, OJ

>Lunch and
>Dinner?

Went to a college graduation party yesterday. They catered in tons of
bbq brisket, chicken & country style ribs, served with sides like
potato salad. The whole afternoon and into the evening was one big
meal spent munching, talking and drinking (for medicinal reasons, of
course).

I met Orlando Cepeda (baseball hall of famer) and his son there.

>Skipped meals are allowed.
>
No meal skipping yesterday.... lots of eating.

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MareCat said...

> "Andy" <q> wrote in message ...
>> Food & Memory
>>
>> Yesterday, what did you have for:
>>
>> Breakfast
>> Lunch and
>> Dinner?
>
> Yesterday I had leftover pizza for brunch, then went down to the Inner
> Harbor in Baltimore and checked into the Renaissance Harborplace Hotel
> for a long-awaited, much-needed "Mommy's time-out" (a birthday present
> from hubby). I ordered room service last night and had filet mignon,
> asparagus, greens, roasted fingerling potatoes, creme brulee, and a
> couple glasses of cab. Pretty darn tasty. This morning, before checking
> out, I again ordered room service and had a "Baltimore Eggs Benedict"
> (two poached eggs, crabmeat, sliced tomatoes, spinach, and hollandaise,
> served on a large slab of ciabatta), breakfast potatoes, and coffee.
> After all that decadent dining, I don't feel like eating for at least a
> couple of days... (I'm going to marinate some chicken breasts and grill
> 'em for dinner tonight anyway.)
>
> Mary


MareCat,

If you weren't married, I'd marry you in a Baltimore minute! (How long does
that take?) Faster than a New York minute?

<smootch>

Best,

Andy

sf said...

> On Sat, 24 May 2008 21:50:12 -0500, Andy <q> wrote:
>
>>Food & Memory
>>
>>Yesterday, what did you have for:
>>
>>Breakfast
>
> cheese omelet, home made hash browns, fresh strawberries, OJ
>
>>Lunch and
>>Dinner?
>
> Went to a college graduation party yesterday. They catered in tons of
> bbq brisket, chicken & country style ribs, served with sides like
> potato salad. The whole afternoon and into the evening was one big
> meal spent munching, talking and drinking (for medicinal reasons, of
> course).
>
> I met Orlando Cepeda (baseball hall of famer) and his son there.
>
>>Skipped meals are allowed.
>>
> No meal skipping yesterday.... lots of eating.


sf,

Ever the r.f.c tease!

Andy
Flirt #1

In article >,
Serene > wrote:

> l, not -l wrote:
>
> > EggBeaters (2 egg-quivalent), hash browns (1 cup, shredded variety), 2
> > sausage (sage) patties, a few cherries and 2 cups of coffee.
>
> I haven't had breakfast yet, but will probably just have toast.
>
> For dinner last night, we had soup. I made chicken stock from saved
> chicken bones, then added onions, galangal, garlic, carrots, green
> beans, shrimp, fish balls, fish sauce, sambal oelek, soy sauce, bean
> sprouts, scallions, miso, and cilantro. I poured the soup over thin
> rice noodles. It was pretty yummy.

Oh, man. Now I really want to come to your house!

Miche

--
Electricians do it in three phases

Miche wrote:
> In article >,
> Serene > wrote:
>
>> l, not -l wrote:
>>
>>> EggBeaters (2 egg-quivalent), hash browns (1 cup, shredded variety), 2
>>> sausage (sage) patties, a few cherries and 2 cups of coffee.
>> I haven't had breakfast yet, but will probably just have toast.
>>
>> For dinner last night, we had soup. I made chicken stock from saved
>> chicken bones, then added onions, galangal, garlic, carrots, green
>> beans, shrimp, fish balls, fish sauce, sambal oelek, soy sauce, bean
>> sprouts, scallions, miso, and cilantro. I poured the soup over thin
>> rice noodles. It was pretty yummy.
>
> Oh, man. Now I really want to come to your house!

And we want you here. Totally. :-)

ObFood: Lunch was store-bought pierogies in garlic cream sauce (made
from some of the previously-frozen white sauce I posted about), with
an apple on the side. On paper plates, because we're moving
furniture and cleaning up a storm today in anticipation of the new
computers, so I don't want to end up with a bunch of dishes.

Serene

l, not -l said...

>
> On 25-May-2008, Andy <q> wrote:
>
>> >> So, what'd ya have for breakfast today?
>> >>
>> >> Best,
>> >>
>> >> Andy
>> >
>> > EggBeaters (2 egg-quivalent), hash browns (1 cup, shredded variety), 2
>> > sausage (sage) patties, a few cherries and 2 cups of coffee.
>>
>>
>> l, not -l
>>
>> You were supposed to wait until tomorrow!!!
>>
>> Andy's Evil Twin
>
> I'd be mighty damn hungry if I had to wait until tomorrow for today's
> breakfast ;-)


l, not -l,

But yesterday's survey was for the day before.

Now I'm just playing.

So, what ya got planned for tomorrow's Memorial Day B/L/D. AND WE WANT
PHOTOS!!!

<VBG>

Andy's Evil Twin.
B: EggBeater avocado provolone cheese omelette.
L: 3 kavli crackers with TJ's garlic hummus dip.
D: A marinated Smithfield/Low-sodium Zatarains jambalaya.

OR NOT!

Best,

Andy's Evil Twin

Miche said...

> In article >,
> Serene > wrote:
>
>> l, not -l wrote:
>>
>> > EggBeaters (2 egg-quivalent), hash browns (1 cup, shredded variety), 2
>> > sausage (sage) patties, a few cherries and 2 cups of coffee.
>>
>> I haven't had breakfast yet, but will probably just have toast.
>>
>> For dinner last night, we had soup. I made chicken stock from saved
>> chicken bones, then added onions, galangal, garlic, carrots, green
>> beans, shrimp, fish balls, fish sauce, sambal oelek, soy sauce, bean
>> sprouts, scallions, miso, and cilantro. I poured the soup over thin
>> rice noodles. It was pretty yummy.
>
> Oh, man. Now I really want to come to your house!
>
> Miche


Miche,

But do drop by my house first. I could change your mind!

Andy
Flirt #1

l, not -l wrote:
> On 25-May-2008, Andy <q> wrote:
>
>> So, what ya got planned for tomorrow's Memorial Day B/L/D. AND WE WANT
>> PHOTOS!!!
>>
>> <VBG>
>
> Plan? Plan ahead? You must be kidding; I won't know what I'm going to have
> tomorrow until an hour or two before I prepare it.

We're going to Carin's dad's for Memorial Day. We're taking all the
food -- ribs, potato salad, corn on the cob, and watermelon.

Serene

On Sun, 25 May 2008 13:04:02 -0400, "Jean B." > wrote:

>modom (palindrome guy) wrote:
>> On Sat, 24 May 2008 21:50:12 -0500, Andy <q> wrote:
>>
>>> Food & Memory
>>>
>>> Yesterday, what did you have for:
>>>
>>> Breakfast
>> Coffee
>>> Lunch and
>> Grilled cheese sandwich with NOLA style olive salad, Dr. Pepper
>>> Dinner?
>> Pork chop (marinated in garlic, serrano chile, mint, nuoc mam; and
>> basil wood moked) with Sriracha mayo. Potatoes fried in duck fat.
>> Cabbage slaw with a bunch of garlic. Roasted okra. Red wine.
>
>OMG! The pork chops sound divine. And the mayo--is that just Mayo
>enhanced with Sriracha sauce? I must be retarded, but I don't think I
>tried that in my attempt to make a nice spicy mayo.

Should be "basil wood smoked above." But I guess you figured that out
already.

Yes, the mayo was spiked with Sriracha sauce. I also added chopped
green onions and a little lime juice.
--

modom
** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **

Andy wrote:
> Jean B. said...
>
>> Egad! It's time for lunch, I think. You folks are cruel.
>
>
> Jean B,
>
> It WAS an overnight memory!
>
> I think?!
>
> ANdy

Well, it still got me salivating. Had to have a nice Japanese dinner
after that!

You know, *I* couldn't remember what I ate for brekky yesterday. Lunch
was a veggie omelet and home fries. Dinner was... granola. Didn't
need much after the big omelet earlier.

--
Jean B.

Serene wrote:
> Jean B. wrote:
>> Serene wrote:
>>> l, not -l wrote:
>>>
>>>> EggBeaters (2 egg-quivalent), hash browns (1 cup, shredded variety), 2
>>>> sausage (sage) patties, a few cherries and 2 cups of coffee.
>>> I haven't had breakfast yet, but will probably just have toast.
>>>
>>> For dinner last night, we had soup. I made chicken stock from saved
>>> chicken bones, then added onions, galangal, garlic, carrots, green
>>> beans, shrimp, fish balls, fish sauce, sambal oelek, soy sauce, bean
>>> sprouts, scallions, miso, and cilantro. I poured the soup over thin
>>> rice noodles. It was pretty yummy.
>>>
>>> Serene
>>
>> Egad! It's time for lunch, I think. You folks are cruel.
>>
>
> *beam*
>
> :-)
>
> Trying to decide what to make for dinner. I've got salad stuff in the
> fridge, and some tortilla chips. Maybe I'll make taco salad or something.
>
> Hmm.
>
> Serene

My daughter isn't into Mexican (or "Mexican") food, alas. We do eat a
lot of Asian food though....

--
Jean B.

kilikini said...

> You flirt. :~)
>
> kili


I yam what I yam.

I tried at you and lost, dammit!!!

Andy

Andy said...

> kilikini said...
>
>> You flirt. :~)
>>
>> kili
>
>
> I yam what I yam.
>
> I tried at you and lost, dammit!!!
>
> Andy


And not only with me and you because of TFM, My flirting on r.f.c hasn't
yielded me much luck at all.

Andy OR his Evil BUM!!! Twin

modom (palindrome guy) wrote:
> On Sun, 25 May 2008 13:04:02 -0400, "Jean B." > wrote:
>
>> modom (palindrome guy) wrote:
>>> On Sat, 24 May 2008 21:50:12 -0500, Andy <q> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Food & Memory
>>>>
>>>> Yesterday, what did you have for:
>>>>
>>>> Breakfast
>>> Coffee
>>>> Lunch and
>>> Grilled cheese sandwich with NOLA style olive salad, Dr. Pepper
>>>> Dinner?
>>> Pork chop (marinated in garlic, serrano chile, mint, nuoc mam; and
>>> basil wood moked) with Sriracha mayo. Potatoes fried in duck fat.
>>> Cabbage slaw with a bunch of garlic. Roasted okra. Red wine.
>> OMG! The pork chops sound divine. And the mayo--is that just Mayo
>> enhanced with Sriracha sauce? I must be retarded, but I don't think I
>> tried that in my attempt to make a nice spicy mayo.
>
> Should be "basil wood smoked above." But I guess you figured that out
> already.
>
> Yes, the mayo was spiked with Sriracha sauce. I also added chopped
> green onions and a little lime juice.
> --
>
> modom

I'm definitely going to try this!

--
Jean B.

On Sun, 25 May 2008 11:05:48 -0500, "modom (palindrome guy)"
> wrote:

>Roasted okra.

That's a new one on me. How did you prepare them?

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"cybercat" > wrote in message
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> "Nexis" > wrote in message ...
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>> "Andy" <q> wrote in message ...
>>> Food & Memory
>>>
>>> Yesterday, what did you have for:
>>>
>>> Breakfast
>>> Lunch and
>>> Dinner?
>>>
>>> Skipped meals are allowed.
>>>
>>> Andy's Evil Twin
>>
>> Breakfast & Lunch were combined...went to Perry's and had 1/2 of a pancake and a
>> piece of turkey sausage, and a cup of coffee.
>> Dinner...well, we went out for Mexican at Guadalajara in Old Town. I had a glass
>> of ice water (actually 3) and some chips and guac & salsa. I ordered a quesadilla,
>> but it was terrible, so I sent it back, and nothing else appealed to me. Oh, I did
>> eat 2 bits of my husband's chicken enchilada too.
>> Dessert was kiwi, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, and blueberries.
>>
>> Ask me about the day before yesterday, and your guess is as good as mine! :-)
>>
>
> So, how long have you been sick? Or do you enjoy starving yourself?

It's been long enough I don't remember when I got sick! lol
It is a struggle to eat, and if it wasn't for my husband, I'd probably skip it
altogether.

kimberly

On Sun 25 May 2008 09:16:31p, Nexis told us...

>
> "cybercat" > wrote in message
> om...
>>
>> "Nexis" > wrote in message
>> ...
>>>
>>> "Andy" <q> wrote in message
>>> ...
>>>> Food & Memory
>>>>
>>>> Yesterday, what did you have for:
>>>>
>>>> Breakfast
>>>> Lunch and
>>>> Dinner?
>>>>
>>>> Skipped meals are allowed.
>>>>
>>>> Andy's Evil Twin
>>>
>>> Breakfast & Lunch were combined...went to Perry's and had 1/2 of a
>>> pancake and a piece of turkey sausage, and a cup of coffee.
>>> Dinner...well, we went out for Mexican at Guadalajara in Old Town. I
>>> had a glass of ice water (actually 3) and some chips and guac & salsa.
>>> I ordered a quesadilla, but it was terrible, so I sent it back, and
>>> nothing else appealed to me. Oh, I did eat 2 bits of my husband's
>>> chicken enchilada too. Dessert was kiwi, strawberries, raspberries,
>>> blackberries, and blueberries.
>>>
>>> Ask me about the day before yesterday, and your guess is as good as
>>> mine! :-)
>>>
>>
>> So, how long have you been sick? Or do you enjoy starving yourself?
>
> It's been long enough I don't remember when I got sick! lol
> It is a struggle to eat, and if it wasn't for my husband, I'd probably
> skip it altogether.
>
> kimberly

I can certainlly understand that. There was a period when about all I
could manage to eat was drinking soup out of a cup, and I wasn't even
thrilled with that. I'm finally able to eat "normally" again though. I
hope this ends for you soon, Kimberly.

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