It's Dec. 10, 2015 Dinner is on the table!

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Isn't it going to be a bit cold and dry by actual dinnertime? Unless, of course, you are having a "senior" moment and don't realize it's breakfast time for most of us here. :rolleyes::D:angel:

Oh, we are probably going to have gnocchi with oven-roasted butternut squash cubes, sautéed spinach, toasted walnuts and blue cheese crumbles. At least if I have a decent work day, otherwise RESERVATIONS!
 
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Isn't it going to be a bit cold and dry by actual dinnertime? Unless, of course, you are having a "senior" moment and don't realize it's breakfast time for most of us here. :rolleyes::D:angel:

Oh, we are probably going to have gnocchi with oven-roasted butternut squash cubes, sautéed spinach, toasted walnuts and blue cheese crumbles. At least if I have a decent work day, otherwise RESERVATIONS!

No, not a senior moment. I already know what I am going to make. I knew yesterday what was on the menu for today. And here it is almost lunch time. :angel:
 
No, not a senior moment. I already know what I am going to make. I knew yesterday what was on the menu for today. And here it is almost lunch time. :angel:

Just asking cause the title of the thread is "Dinner is on the table!"
 
The gnocchi has been moved to another night. We are having Stonies with mustard sauce and a side!:yum:
 
Dinner here is also hours from being on the table but I do have a plan.

Those beautiful thick loin lamb chops from Costco will be seasoned with Herbs de Provence and fried on all sides to med rare. The SC will have a baked spud and we'll both have oven roasted fresh asparagus and his glorified salads. As always, the lamb chops will be served with Colman's of Norwich classic Mint Sauce..excellent stuff!
 
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The Stonies, aka Florida Stone Crab.

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Only legal size claws are harvested. The claws are already cooked, required by law. These are just around 24 hrs out of the water as I buy them from a source that has their own boats. They hit the dock each evening and are cooked on the spot and sold the next day. We decided on a rice pilaf with celery, onion, garlic and re-hydrated porcini. We used the soaking liquid along with chicken stock for liquid.
 
The Stonies, aka Florida Stone Crab.

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Only legal size claws are harvested. The claws are already cooked, required by law. These are just around 24 hrs out of the water as I buy them from a source that has their own boats. They hit the dock each evening and are cooked on the spot and sold the next day. We decided on a rice pilaf with celery, onion, garlic and re-hydrated porcini. We used the soaking liquid along with chicken stock for liquid.

Mmm, mmm, good! I bet those are amazing :yum:
 
The Stonies, aka Florida Stone Crab.

36788-albums309-picture6325.jpg


Only legal size claws are harvested. The claws are already cooked, required by law. These are just around 24 hrs out of the water as I buy them from a source that has their own boats. They hit the dock each evening and are cooked on the spot and sold the next day. We decided on a rice pilaf with celery, onion, garlic and re-hydrated porcini. We used the soaking liquid along with chicken stock for liquid.


Oooh. Reminds me of family vacations on Marco Island.

Leftover chili here.
 
Dang, hit the wrong button!
 

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Crispy pork belly... Mmmmm... Bacon... :yum:

Pirate keeps asking me to buy some pork belly. Can someone tell me what it is and what do you do with it? I see it in the meat department, but it looks like a hunk of just fat to me. Only recently have I become aware of it even existing. I need an education. :angel:
 

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