Fridge Leftover Lunch

Dog3 said:

On an unrelated hunt yesterday, I lunched at this place I had never
seen before, called Heavenly Ham. I expected something terrific but
was sorely disappointed.

They have these places around here, Michael, and they are just awful. At
least you know not to go back. Jason's Deli (also a chain) is much better.

Jill

Dog3 said:

I have already eaten lunch today. I don't have much left in the fridge so
I decided to throw together a salad. I made a very light shallot
viniagrette this morning and let the flavors fuse. I had small amounts of
radicchio, leaf lettuce and a couple of leaves of romaine. I tore the
lettuce(s) into small bite sized pieces and threw them into a wooden salad
bowl (sides of bowl very lightly seasoned with a clove of garlic rubbed

all

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around the inside). I spied a chunk of roquefort cheese and chunked it up
into small pieces and added to the bowl. I toasted a few walnuts, mashed
them up and put them in the bowl. I poured the dressing on and mixed it

up.

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I added a dash of salt and pepper. It was very tasty but a few thin slices
of steak would have been very nice.

Interesting, I just had a nice big salad for breakfast...

I am throwing together a chicken salad for later on...

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On an unrelated hunt yesterday, I lunched at this place I had never seen
before, called Heavenly Ham. I expected something terrific but was sorely
disappointed. I ordered ham and swiss on dark rye and ordered the box

lunch

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which I ate in the restaruant. The ham itself was nothing special and the
box lunch consisted of a cookie and bag of pretzels. On top of it all, I
got havarti instead of swiss. UGH... It was pricey too. Don't bother with
this place if you come across it. I should have known better, a ham
specialty shop in a primarily Jewish area. I did discover a Middle

Eastern

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grocery around the corner from the ham joint. It carried a lot of dried
peas and beans, canned goods and lots of fruit, dates etc. Prices were
outrageous. A curry packet (like the Ramen I buy all the time) was $3.

Middle Eastern places are usually really cheap. I can't believe that Middle
Easterners would frequent such a place...who knows, maybe there are a bunch
of Lebanese high - rollers around ;-)

Aren't there a number of Bosnian joints down there? They should carry
similar stuff, and it should be really cheap (being that the Bosnians are
fairly poor refugees).

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Dog3 said:

I have already eaten lunch today. I don't have much left in the
fridge so I decided to throw together a salad. I made a very light
shallot viniagrette this morning and let the flavors fuse. I had
small amounts of radicchio, leaf lettuce and a couple of leaves of
romaine. I tore the lettuce(s) into small bite sized pieces and threw
them into a wooden salad bowl (sides of bowl very lightly seasoned
with a clove of garlic rubbed

all

Quoted message said:

around the inside). I spied a chunk of roquefort cheese and chunked
it up into small pieces and added to the bowl. I toasted a few
walnuts, mashed them up and put them in the bowl. I poured the
dressing on and mixed it

up.

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I added a dash of salt and pepper. It was very tasty but a few thin
slices of steak would have been very nice.

Interesting, I just had a nice big salad for breakfast...

I am throwing together a chicken salad for later on...

Quoted message said:

On an unrelated hunt yesterday, I lunched at this place I had never
seen before, called Heavenly Ham. I expected something terrific but
was sorely disappointed. I ordered ham and swiss on dark rye and
ordered the box

lunch

Quoted message said:

which I ate in the restaruant. The ham itself was nothing special
and the box lunch consisted of a cookie and bag of pretzels. On top
of it all, I got havarti instead of swiss. UGH... It was pricey too.
Don't bother with this place if you come across it. I should have
known better, a ham specialty shop in a primarily Jewish area. I did
discover a Middle

Eastern

Quoted message said:

grocery around the corner from the ham joint. It carried a lot of
dried peas and beans, canned goods and lots of fruit, dates etc.
Prices were outrageous. A curry packet (like the Ramen I buy all the
time) was $3.

Middle Eastern places are usually really cheap. I can't believe that
Middle Easterners would frequent such a place...who knows, maybe there
are a bunch of Lebanese high - rollers around ;-)

Aren't there a number of Bosnian joints down there? They should carry
similar stuff, and it should be really cheap (being that the Bosnians
are fairly poor refugees).

There are a lot of Bosnian establishment in South City but I have not been
that way in a long time. I'll check it out. The ME store was in an
upscale area and I'm sure the rent is astronomical. I was the only person
in the store at the time.

Michael