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For some of the population (mackerel snappers) Fridays during Lent is a meatless choice, which is the reason one of the Soups D' jour on Fridays is Clam Chowder. There were several choices last evening from Tuna on toast (yes I still love that stuff) or Pasta Marinara. So here is what I did. I baked about 10 to 12 of the smaller potatoes from a 10 Lb. bag. caramelized several onions (sliced very thin) removed the flowerets from several stalks of Broccoli.( later zapped crisp) sliced the Broccoli stems into rounds ( later sautéed in butter with a little soy as a side dish). Made a cheddar/Roquefort sauce. got out the marinated onions and cukes as a salad Paper plates and a do it your self - baked potato - broccoli, caramelized onion & cheese bar while catching up on the DVR recording Yummy we all went back for seconds.... Dimitri |
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