2026 - What have you had for lunch/brunch?

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Leek potato soup, I just used a potato smasher to squash the potatoes, no fancy electrical tool, my dishwasher wants less work.
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Tri Tip sandwich with Dijon mustard

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I'm trying to empty out the refrigerator and freezer so I can clean the refrigerator and freezer, so breaded fish nuggets, potato wedges, pear slices, and two, a little less half full, 16.9oz botttles of Pepsi Zero Sugar.
 
Thank You, I enjoyed it, it’s a huge 12-in plate, not small.
I did follow through with a bowl of choc chip ice cream to get rid of the fishy taste.

Do you add a dressing? Squeeze of lemon?

I was just thinking earlier today, sometimes I do that, that I have some parsley to use up and should make some lemon sardine pasta. I like sardines.
Of course I like ice cream, too :)
 
Do you add a dressing? Squeeze of lemon?

I was just thinking earlier today, sometimes I do that, that I have some parsley to use up and should make some lemon sardine pasta. I like sardines.
Of course I like ice cream, too :)
My recipe says olive oil and red wine vinegar. I finally get to eat extra olive oil plain, I only use it for cooking which seems to neutralize all the goodness of olive oil.
 
Ground beef, mushrooms, parsley, and pasta. I normally like my pasta el dente but for this dish, I like it better a bit more soft so the pasta can absorb the sauce. However, I didn’t taste the half of bottle of white wine at all.
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Afterwards, I had my first homegrown cherimoya for dessert. It’s very sweet, which is much better than the fruit I purchased from 2 tropical nurseries.
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Ground beef, mushrooms, parsley, and pasta. I normally like my pasta el dente but for this dish, I like it better a bit more soft so the pasta can absorb the sauce. However, I didn’t taste the haif of bottle of white wine at all.
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Afterwards, I had my first homegrown cherimoya for dessert. It’s very sweet, which is much better than the fruit I purchased from 2 tropical nurseries.
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Well I am assuming it was in the sauce and that you weren't drinking it, LOL??? :LOL:
 
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