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  1. One of my cousins who lives in San Antonio with her two children is
    visiting family here on the east coast, so we got together for dinner
    tonight. We decided to meet at the Bahama Breeze in the Cherry Hill
    Mall. This is a chain restaurant with a Carribbian theme.

    My cousin Karen from Texas brought her 11 year old daughter Jenna with.
    They're staying at Karen's sister's house nearby. The pretext of this
    gathering was so Karen could meet my sister's fiance Rob. Karen sent me
    email last week to ask me if I could arrange this outing. Janet and Rob
    were there and they brought my mom, who does not drive. My dad was in
    one of his grumpy moods so he stayed home.

    Dinner was nice. My sister and mom both ordered some sort of tropical
    chicken dish, which looked very tasty, but I didn't try any. They both
    said their food was fine. Rob went the conventional route. He got a
    hamburger and a side of fruit salad with coconut crusted onion rings as
    an appetizer. Karen ordered a tropical style chicken salad which
    consisted of a bed of fresh greens and a chicken shish kebob with sliced
    tomato, onions, and some other raw vegies. Jenna went with the chicken
    fingers and french fries off the children's menu. Karen told me that
    chicken fingers are one of Jenna's favorite items to order when they eat
    out. I ordered the chicken tortilla soup. My entree was a combination
    platter of chicken and beef kebobs which was cooked on metal skewers and
    served on a bed of saffron flavored rice. The waitress removed the food
    from the skewers for me. The skewers of meat also included chunks of
    onion, zucchini, sweet peppers, and onions. I enjoyed my meal. The soup
    was very flavorful and it had a good deal of chicken with little pieces
    of mango in it. Jenna is a tiny little thing, but she gobbled up her
    entire meal in lightning speed, and Rob also coaxed her to have one of
    his onion rings and a good size piece of the chocolate cake my sister
    ordered for dessert.

    Jenna told me her favorite food is Cool Whip and her favorite subject in
    school is lunch period so she can meet up with her friends. Jenna also
    said she hates the lunches her school sells so she brings a homemade
    turkey sandwich with her for lunch every day. Jenna is the only kid I
    ever met who has an airline frequent flyer card. She actually has a
    frequent flyer card with two different airlines. For an eleven year old
    girl, Jenna sure travels a lot. I travel by air two or three times a
    year and I don't have a frequent flyer card, but that's because I think
    they're a scam. Jenna's grandparents on both her mom and dad's side live
    in Florida. Karen's sister lives near me. Karen also has two brothers,
    one who lives in Florida and the other lives near London, England, so
    their immediate family is spread far and wide. Jenna's older brother
    Jason is in New Hampshire now attending camp. Karen takes her two kids
    to visit friends all over the country. In the past couple of years,
    they've been to Mexico, Chicago, Florida, Georgia, California, and here
    in New Jersey, plus Karen has been traveling the east coast this summer
    looking at colleges for Jason, who is a high school senior. Jenna also
    recently spent two weeks at camp in Georgia where she goes every summer.

    Karen's husband passed away very suddenly about five years ago, but
    Karen is doing a splendid job raising her kids. When I looked into
    Jenna's eyes, I saw a very happy, vibrant, and bright child. Karen
    teaches part time at a local Jewish school and she does a lot of
    volunteer work at a synagogue. Karen is the only one in my family of my
    generation who takes our religion seriously.

    Karen has invited me several times to visit her and her kids in San
    Antonio, but I never seem to take her up on her invitation. One of these
    days I will, but I think my head might explode from all the
    conservatives there! 🙂

  2. On Sun 31 Jul 2005 06:59:46p, Stan Horwitz wrote in rec.food.cooking:

    Quoted message said:

    One of my cousins who lives in San Antonio with her two children is
    visiting family here on the east coast, so we got together for dinner
    tonight. We decided to meet at the Bahama Breeze in the Cherry Hill
    Mall. This is a chain restaurant with a Carribbian theme.

    My cousin Karen from Texas brought her 11 year old daughter Jenna with.
    They're staying at Karen's sister's house nearby. The pretext of this
    gathering was so Karen could meet my sister's fiance Rob. Karen sent me
    email last week to ask me if I could arrange this outing. Janet and Rob
    were there and they brought my mom, who does not drive. My dad was in
    one of his grumpy moods so he stayed home.

    Dinner was nice. My sister and mom both ordered some sort of tropical
    chicken dish, which looked very tasty, but I didn't try any. They both
    said their food was fine. Rob went the conventional route. He got a
    hamburger and a side of fruit salad with coconut crusted onion rings as
    an appetizer. Karen ordered a tropical style chicken salad which
    consisted of a bed of fresh greens and a chicken shish kebob with sliced
    tomato, onions, and some other raw vegies. Jenna went with the chicken
    fingers and french fries off the children's menu. Karen told me that
    chicken fingers are one of Jenna's favorite items to order when they eat
    out. I ordered the chicken tortilla soup. My entree was a combination
    platter of chicken and beef kebobs which was cooked on metal skewers and
    served on a bed of saffron flavored rice. The waitress removed the food
    from the skewers for me. The skewers of meat also included chunks of
    onion, zucchini, sweet peppers, and onions. I enjoyed my meal. The soup
    was very flavorful and it had a good deal of chicken with little pieces
    of mango in it. Jenna is a tiny little thing, but she gobbled up her
    entire meal in lightning speed, and Rob also coaxed her to have one of
    his onion rings and a good size piece of the chocolate cake my sister
    ordered for dessert.

    Jenna told me her favorite food is Cool Whip and her favorite subject in
    school is lunch period so she can meet up with her friends. Jenna also
    said she hates the lunches her school sells so she brings a homemade
    turkey sandwich with her for lunch every day. Jenna is the only kid I
    ever met who has an airline frequent flyer card. She actually has a
    frequent flyer card with two different airlines. For an eleven year old
    girl, Jenna sure travels a lot. I travel by air two or three times a
    year and I don't have a frequent flyer card, but that's because I think
    they're a scam. Jenna's grandparents on both her mom and dad's side live
    in Florida. Karen's sister lives near me. Karen also has two brothers,
    one who lives in Florida and the other lives near London, England, so
    their immediate family is spread far and wide. Jenna's older brother
    Jason is in New Hampshire now attending camp. Karen takes her two kids
    to visit friends all over the country. In the past couple of years,
    they've been to Mexico, Chicago, Florida, Georgia, California, and here
    in New Jersey, plus Karen has been traveling the east coast this summer
    looking at colleges for Jason, who is a high school senior. Jenna also
    recently spent two weeks at camp in Georgia where she goes every summer.

    Karen's husband passed away very suddenly about five years ago, but
    Karen is doing a splendid job raising her kids. When I looked into
    Jenna's eyes, I saw a very happy, vibrant, and bright child. Karen
    teaches part time at a local Jewish school and she does a lot of
    volunteer work at a synagogue. Karen is the only one in my family of my
    generation who takes our religion seriously.

    Karen has invited me several times to visit her and her kids in San
    Antonio, but I never seem to take her up on her invitation. One of these
    days I will, but I think my head might explode from all the
    conservatives there! 🙂

    Sounds like a very family-filled dinner!

    It's only 7:00 p.m. here and our dinner will be at 8:00 p.m. Very simple
    meal of creamed chicken with fresh peas served over rice, a head lettuce
    salad with homemade 1000 Island Dressing, and later some fresh lemon ice
    that is churning in the freezer as we speak.

    --
    Wayne Boatwright *¿*
    ____________________________________________

    Give me a smart idiot over a stupid genius any day.
    Sam Goldwyn, 1882-1974

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  3. "Wayne Boatwright" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    On Sun 31 Jul 2005 06:59:46p, Stan Horwitz wrote in rec.food.cooking:

    Quoted message said:

    One of my cousins who lives in San Antonio with her two children is
    visiting family here on the east coast, so we got together for dinner
    tonight. We decided to meet at the Bahama Breeze in the Cherry Hill
    Mall. This is a chain restaurant with a Carribbian theme.

    My cousin Karen from Texas brought her 11 year old daughter Jenna with.
    They're staying at Karen's sister's house nearby. The pretext of this
    gathering was so Karen could meet my sister's fiance Rob. Karen sent me
    email last week to ask me if I could arrange this outing. Janet and Rob
    were there and they brought my mom, who does not drive. My dad was in
    one of his grumpy moods so he stayed home.

    Dinner was nice. My sister and mom both ordered some sort of tropical
    chicken dish, which looked very tasty, but I didn't try any. They both
    said their food was fine. Rob went the conventional route. He got a
    hamburger and a side of fruit salad with coconut crusted onion rings as
    an appetizer. Karen ordered a tropical style chicken salad which
    consisted of a bed of fresh greens and a chicken shish kebob with sliced
    tomato, onions, and some other raw vegies. Jenna went with the chicken
    fingers and french fries off the children's menu. Karen told me that
    chicken fingers are one of Jenna's favorite items to order when they eat
    out. I ordered the chicken tortilla soup. My entree was a combination
    platter of chicken and beef kebobs which was cooked on metal skewers and
    served on a bed of saffron flavored rice. The waitress removed the food
    from the skewers for me. The skewers of meat also included chunks of
    onion, zucchini, sweet peppers, and onions. I enjoyed my meal. The soup
    was very flavorful and it had a good deal of chicken with little pieces
    of mango in it. Jenna is a tiny little thing, but she gobbled up her
    entire meal in lightning speed, and Rob also coaxed her to have one of
    his onion rings and a good size piece of the chocolate cake my sister
    ordered for dessert.

    Jenna told me her favorite food is Cool Whip and her favorite subject in
    school is lunch period so she can meet up with her friends. Jenna also
    said she hates the lunches her school sells so she brings a homemade
    turkey sandwich with her for lunch every day. Jenna is the only kid I
    ever met who has an airline frequent flyer card. She actually has a
    frequent flyer card with two different airlines. For an eleven year old
    girl, Jenna sure travels a lot. I travel by air two or three times a
    year and I don't have a frequent flyer card, but that's because I think
    they're a scam. Jenna's grandparents on both her mom and dad's side live
    in Florida. Karen's sister lives near me. Karen also has two brothers,
    one who lives in Florida and the other lives near London, England, so
    their immediate family is spread far and wide. Jenna's older brother
    Jason is in New Hampshire now attending camp. Karen takes her two kids
    to visit friends all over the country. In the past couple of years,
    they've been to Mexico, Chicago, Florida, Georgia, California, and here
    in New Jersey, plus Karen has been traveling the east coast this summer
    looking at colleges for Jason, who is a high school senior. Jenna also
    recently spent two weeks at camp in Georgia where she goes every summer.

    Karen's husband passed away very suddenly about five years ago, but
    Karen is doing a splendid job raising her kids. When I looked into
    Jenna's eyes, I saw a very happy, vibrant, and bright child. Karen
    teaches part time at a local Jewish school and she does a lot of
    volunteer work at a synagogue. Karen is the only one in my family of my
    generation who takes our religion seriously.

    Karen has invited me several times to visit her and her kids in San
    Antonio, but I never seem to take her up on her invitation. One of these
    days I will, but I think my head might explode from all the
    conservatives there! 🙂

    Sounds like a very family-filled dinner!

    It's only 7:00 p.m. here and our dinner will be at 8:00 p.m. Very simple
    meal of creamed chicken with fresh peas served over rice, a head lettuce
    salad with homemade 1000 Island Dressing, and later some fresh lemon ice
    that is churning in the freezer as we speak.

    --
    Wayne Boatwright *¿*

    Dinner her tonight was
    Baked chicken breast with 'canned' Tomatillo (Hot) sauce
    Baked, then mashed plaintains with butter
    Long grain white rice
    Canned Goya Red Beans, with added chipotle
    Canned Yellow Hominy
    Green wheat grass drink
    Glass of wine

    With movie: Popcorn
    Too many carbs, I know
    Dee Dee

  4. On Sun 31 Jul 2005 08:48:40p, Dee Randall wrote in rec.food.cooking:

    Quoted message said:


    "Wayne Boatwright" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    On Sun 31 Jul 2005 06:59:46p, Stan Horwitz wrote in rec.food.cooking:

    Quoted message said:

    One of my cousins who lives in San Antonio with her two children is
    visiting family here on the east coast, so we got together for dinner
    tonight. We decided to meet at the Bahama Breeze in the Cherry Hill
    Mall. This is a chain restaurant with a Carribbian theme.

    My cousin Karen from Texas brought her 11 year old daughter Jenna
    with. They're staying at Karen's sister's house nearby. The pretext of
    this gathering was so Karen could meet my sister's fiance Rob. Karen
    sent me email last week to ask me if I could arrange this outing.
    Janet and Rob were there and they brought my mom, who does not drive.
    My dad was in one of his grumpy moods so he stayed home.

    Dinner was nice. My sister and mom both ordered some sort of tropical
    chicken dish, which looked very tasty, but I didn't try any. They both
    said their food was fine. Rob went the conventional route. He got a
    hamburger and a side of fruit salad with coconut crusted onion rings
    as an appetizer. Karen ordered a tropical style chicken salad which
    consisted of a bed of fresh greens and a chicken shish kebob with
    sliced tomato, onions, and some other raw vegies. Jenna went with the
    chicken fingers and french fries off the children's menu. Karen told
    me that chicken fingers are one of Jenna's favorite items to order
    when they eat out. I ordered the chicken tortilla soup. My entree was
    a combination platter of chicken and beef kebobs which was cooked on
    metal skewers and served on a bed of saffron flavored rice. The
    waitress removed the food from the skewers for me. The skewers of meat
    also included chunks of onion, zucchini, sweet peppers, and onions. I
    enjoyed my meal. The soup was very flavorful and it had a good deal of
    chicken with little pieces of mango in it. Jenna is a tiny little
    thing, but she gobbled up her entire meal in lightning speed, and Rob
    also coaxed her to have one of his onion rings and a good size piece
    of the chocolate cake my sister ordered for dessert.

    Jenna told me her favorite food is Cool Whip and her favorite subject
    in school is lunch period so she can meet up with her friends. Jenna
    also said she hates the lunches her school sells so she brings a
    homemade turkey sandwich with her for lunch every day. Jenna is the
    only kid I ever met who has an airline frequent flyer card. She
    actually has a frequent flyer card with two different airlines. For an
    eleven year old girl, Jenna sure travels a lot. I travel by air two or
    three times a year and I don't have a frequent flyer card, but that's
    because I think they're a scam. Jenna's grandparents on both her mom
    and dad's side live in Florida. Karen's sister lives near me. Karen
    also has two brothers, one who lives in Florida and the other lives
    near London, England, so their immediate family is spread far and
    wide. Jenna's older brother Jason is in New Hampshire now attending
    camp. Karen takes her two kids to visit friends all over the country.
    In the past couple of years, they've been to Mexico, Chicago, Florida,
    Georgia, California, and here in New Jersey, plus Karen has been
    traveling the east coast this summer looking at colleges for Jason,
    who is a high school senior. Jenna also recently spent two weeks at
    camp in Georgia where she goes every summer.

    Karen's husband passed away very suddenly about five years ago, but
    Karen is doing a splendid job raising her kids. When I looked into
    Jenna's eyes, I saw a very happy, vibrant, and bright child. Karen
    teaches part time at a local Jewish school and she does a lot of
    volunteer work at a synagogue. Karen is the only one in my family of
    my generation who takes our religion seriously.

    Karen has invited me several times to visit her and her kids in San
    Antonio, but I never seem to take her up on her invitation. One of
    these days I will, but I think my head might explode from all the
    conservatives there! 🙂

    Sounds like a very family-filled dinner!

    It's only 7:00 p.m. here and our dinner will be at 8:00 p.m. Very
    simple meal of creamed chicken with fresh peas served over rice, a head
    lettuce salad with homemade 1000 Island Dressing, and later some fresh
    lemon ice that is churning in the freezer as we speak.

    --
    Wayne Boatwright *¿*

    Dinner her tonight was
    Baked chicken breast with 'canned' Tomatillo (Hot) sauce
    Baked, then mashed plaintains with butter
    Long grain white rice
    Canned Goya Red Beans, with added chipotle
    Canned Yellow Hominy
    Green wheat grass drink
    Glass of wine

    With movie: Popcorn
    Too many carbs, I know
    Dee Dee

    All of that sounds delicious, Dee, but that's a LOT of food! :-)

    I like to sauté sliced plaintains, then spritz with fresh lime.

    --
    Wayne Boatwright *¿*
    ____________________________________________

    Give me a smart idiot over a stupid genius any day.
    Sam Goldwyn, 1882-1974

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  5. "Wayne Boatwright" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    On Sun 31 Jul 2005 08:48:40p, Dee Randall wrote in rec.food.cooking:

    Quoted message said:


    "Wayne Boatwright" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    On Sun 31 Jul 2005 06:59:46p, Stan Horwitz wrote in rec.food.cooking:

    > One of my cousins who lives in San Antonio with her two children is
    > visiting family here on the east coast, so we got together for dinner
    > tonight. We decided to meet at the Bahama Breeze in the Cherry Hill
    > Mall. This is a chain restaurant with a Carribbian theme.
    >
    > My cousin Karen from Texas brought her 11 year old daughter Jenna
    > with. They're staying at Karen's sister's house nearby. The pretext of
    > this gathering was so Karen could meet my sister's fiance Rob. Karen
    > sent me email last week to ask me if I could arrange this outing.
    > Janet and Rob were there and they brought my mom, who does not drive.
    > My dad was in one of his grumpy moods so he stayed home.
    >
    > Dinner was nice. My sister and mom both ordered some sort of tropical
    > chicken dish, which looked very tasty, but I didn't try any. They both
    > said their food was fine. Rob went the conventional route. He got a
    > hamburger and a side of fruit salad with coconut crusted onion rings
    > as an appetizer. Karen ordered a tropical style chicken salad which
    > consisted of a bed of fresh greens and a chicken shish kebob with
    > sliced tomato, onions, and some other raw vegies. Jenna went with the
    > chicken fingers and french fries off the children's menu. Karen told
    > me that chicken fingers are one of Jenna's favorite items to order
    > when they eat out. I ordered the chicken tortilla soup. My entree was
    > a combination platter of chicken and beef kebobs which was cooked on
    > metal skewers and served on a bed of saffron flavored rice. The
    > waitress removed the food from the skewers for me. The skewers of meat
    > also included chunks of onion, zucchini, sweet peppers, and onions. I
    > enjoyed my meal. The soup was very flavorful and it had a good deal of
    > chicken with little pieces of mango in it. Jenna is a tiny little
    > thing, but she gobbled up her entire meal in lightning speed, and Rob
    > also coaxed her to have one of his onion rings and a good size piece
    > of the chocolate cake my sister ordered for dessert.
    >
    > Jenna told me her favorite food is Cool Whip and her favorite subject
    > in school is lunch period so she can meet up with her friends. Jenna
    > also said she hates the lunches her school sells so she brings a
    > homemade turkey sandwich with her for lunch every day. Jenna is the
    > only kid I ever met who has an airline frequent flyer card. She
    > actually has a frequent flyer card with two different airlines. For an
    > eleven year old girl, Jenna sure travels a lot. I travel by air two or
    > three times a year and I don't have a frequent flyer card, but that's
    > because I think they're a scam. Jenna's grandparents on both her mom
    > and dad's side live in Florida. Karen's sister lives near me. Karen
    > also has two brothers, one who lives in Florida and the other lives
    > near London, England, so their immediate family is spread far and
    > wide. Jenna's older brother Jason is in New Hampshire now attending
    > camp. Karen takes her two kids to visit friends all over the country.
    > In the past couple of years, they've been to Mexico, Chicago, Florida,
    > Georgia, California, and here in New Jersey, plus Karen has been
    > traveling the east coast this summer looking at colleges for Jason,
    > who is a high school senior. Jenna also recently spent two weeks at
    > camp in Georgia where she goes every summer.
    >
    > Karen's husband passed away very suddenly about five years ago, but
    > Karen is doing a splendid job raising her kids. When I looked into
    > Jenna's eyes, I saw a very happy, vibrant, and bright child. Karen
    > teaches part time at a local Jewish school and she does a lot of
    > volunteer work at a synagogue. Karen is the only one in my family of
    > my generation who takes our religion seriously.
    >
    > Karen has invited me several times to visit her and her kids in San
    > Antonio, but I never seem to take her up on her invitation. One of
    > these days I will, but I think my head might explode from all the
    > conservatives there! 🙂
    >

    Sounds like a very family-filled dinner!

    It's only 7:00 p.m. here and our dinner will be at 8:00 p.m. Very
    simple meal of creamed chicken with fresh peas served over rice, a head
    lettuce salad with homemade 1000 Island Dressing, and later some fresh
    lemon ice that is churning in the freezer as we speak.

    --
    Wayne Boatwright *¿*

    Dinner her tonight was
    Baked chicken breast with 'canned' Tomatillo (Hot) sauce
    Baked, then mashed plaintains with butter
    Long grain white rice
    Canned Goya Red Beans, with added chipotle
    Canned Yellow Hominy
    Green wheat grass drink
    Glass of wine

    With movie: Popcorn
    Too many carbs, I know
    Dee Dee

    All of that sounds delicious, Dee, but that's a LOT of food! :-)

    I like to sauté sliced plaintains, then spritz with fresh lime.

    Quoted message said:

    Wayne Boatwright *¿*

    Thanks for the tip, I wish I'd known it. I always have limes on hand & I
    try to use one a day. Darn! Next time.
    Lot of food -- yes, but I only had one plate full. (And ONE glass of
    wine -- tee hee!)
    Dee Dee

  6. On Sun 31 Jul 2005 09:08:35p, Dee Randall wrote in rec.food.cooking:

    Quoted message said:


    "Wayne Boatwright" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    On Sun 31 Jul 2005 08:48:40p, Dee Randall wrote in rec.food.cooking:

    Quoted message said:


    "Wayne Boatwright" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...
    > On Sun 31 Jul 2005 06:59:46p, Stan Horwitz wrote in rec.food.cooking:
    >
    >> One of my cousins who lives in San Antonio with her two children is
    >> visiting family here on the east coast, so we got together for
    >> dinner tonight. We decided to meet at the Bahama Breeze in the
    >> Cherry Hill Mall. This is a chain restaurant with a Carribbian
    >> theme.
    >>
    >> My cousin Karen from Texas brought her 11 year old daughter Jenna
    >> with. They're staying at Karen's sister's house nearby. The pretext
    >> of this gathering was so Karen could meet my sister's fiance Rob.
    >> Karen sent me email last week to ask me if I could arrange this
    >> outing. Janet and Rob were there and they brought my mom, who does
    >> not drive. My dad was in one of his grumpy moods so he stayed home.
    >>
    >> Dinner was nice. My sister and mom both ordered some sort of
    >> tropical chicken dish, which looked very tasty, but I didn't try
    >> any. They both said their food was fine. Rob went the conventional
    >> route. He got a hamburger and a side of fruit salad with coconut
    >> crusted onion rings as an appetizer. Karen ordered a tropical style
    >> chicken salad which consisted of a bed of fresh greens and a chicken
    >> shish kebob with sliced tomato, onions, and some other raw vegies.
    >> Jenna went with the chicken fingers and french fries off the
    >> children's menu. Karen told me that chicken fingers are one of
    >> Jenna's favorite items to order when they eat out. I ordered the
    >> chicken tortilla soup. My entree was a combination platter of
    >> chicken and beef kebobs which was cooked on metal skewers and served
    >> on a bed of saffron flavored rice. The waitress removed the food
    >> from the skewers for me. The skewers of meat also included chunks of
    >> onion, zucchini, sweet peppers, and onions. I enjoyed my meal. The
    >> soup was very flavorful and it had a good deal of chicken with
    >> little pieces of mango in it. Jenna is a tiny little thing, but she
    >> gobbled up her entire meal in lightning speed, and Rob also coaxed
    >> her to have one of his onion rings and a good size piece of the
    >> chocolate cake my sister ordered for dessert.
    >>
    >> Jenna told me her favorite food is Cool Whip and her favorite
    >> subject in school is lunch period so she can meet up with her
    >> friends. Jenna also said she hates the lunches her school sells so
    >> she brings a homemade turkey sandwich with her for lunch every day.
    >> Jenna is the only kid I ever met who has an airline frequent flyer
    >> card. She actually has a frequent flyer card with two different
    >> airlines. For an eleven year old girl, Jenna sure travels a lot. I
    >> travel by air two or three times a year and I don't have a frequent
    >> flyer card, but that's because I think they're a scam. Jenna's
    >> grandparents on both her mom and dad's side live in Florida. Karen's
    >> sister lives near me. Karen also has two brothers, one who lives in
    >> Florida and the other lives near London, England, so their immediate
    >> family is spread far and wide. Jenna's older brother Jason is in New
    >> Hampshire now attending camp. Karen takes her two kids to visit
    >> friends all over the country. In the past couple of years, they've
    >> been to Mexico, Chicago, Florida, Georgia, California, and here in
    >> New Jersey, plus Karen has been traveling the east coast this summer
    >> looking at colleges for Jason, who is a high school senior. Jenna
    >> also recently spent two weeks at camp in Georgia where she goes
    >> every summer.
    >>
    >> Karen's husband passed away very suddenly about five years ago, but
    >> Karen is doing a splendid job raising her kids. When I looked into
    >> Jenna's eyes, I saw a very happy, vibrant, and bright child. Karen
    >> teaches part time at a local Jewish school and she does a lot of
    >> volunteer work at a synagogue. Karen is the only one in my family of
    >> my generation who takes our religion seriously.
    >>
    >> Karen has invited me several times to visit her and her kids in San
    >> Antonio, but I never seem to take her up on her invitation. One of
    >> these days I will, but I think my head might explode from all the
    >> conservatives there! 🙂
    >>
    >
    > Sounds like a very family-filled dinner!
    >
    > It's only 7:00 p.m. here and our dinner will be at 8:00 p.m. Very
    > simple meal of creamed chicken with fresh peas served over rice, a
    > head lettuce salad with homemade 1000 Island Dressing, and later some
    > fresh lemon ice that is churning in the freezer as we speak.
    >
    > --
    > Wayne Boatwright *¿*

    Dinner her tonight was
    Baked chicken breast with 'canned' Tomatillo (Hot) sauce
    Baked, then mashed plaintains with butter
    Long grain white rice
    Canned Goya Red Beans, with added chipotle
    Canned Yellow Hominy
    Green wheat grass drink
    Glass of wine

    With movie: Popcorn
    Too many carbs, I know
    Dee Dee

    All of that sounds delicious, Dee, but that's a LOT of food! :-)

    I like to sauté sliced plaintains, then spritz with fresh lime.

    Quoted message said:

    Wayne Boatwright *¿*

    Thanks for the tip, I wish I'd known it. I always have limes on hand &
    I try to use one a day. Darn! Next time.
    Lot of food -- yes, but I only had one plate full. (And ONE glass of
    wine -- tee hee!)
    Dee Dee

    Two glasses would not have been out of place. :-)

    We rarely drink alcohol anymore as it's not recommended with some of our
    meds, but I do cook with both wine and some liquors. Our creamed chicken
    had a nip of sherry in it.

    --
    Wayne Boatwright *¿*
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    Quoted message said:

    On Sun 31 Jul 2005 09:08:35p, Dee Randall wrote in rec.food.cooking:

    Quoted message said:


    "Wayne Boatwright" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    On Sun 31 Jul 2005 08:48:40p, Dee Randall wrote in rec.food.cooking:

    >
    > "Wayne Boatwright" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    >> On Sun 31 Jul 2005 06:59:46p, Stan Horwitz wrote in rec.food.cooking:
    >>
    >>> One of my cousins who lives in San Antonio with her two children is
    >>> visiting family here on the east coast, so we got together for
    >>> dinner tonight. We decided to meet at the Bahama Breeze in the
    >>> Cherry Hill Mall. This is a chain restaurant with a Carribbian
    >>> theme.
    >>>
    >>> My cousin Karen from Texas brought her 11 year old daughter Jenna
    >>> with. They're staying at Karen's sister's house nearby. The pretext
    >>> of this gathering was so Karen could meet my sister's fiance Rob.
    >>> Karen sent me email last week to ask me if I could arrange this
    >>> outing. Janet and Rob were there and they brought my mom, who does
    >>> not drive. My dad was in one of his grumpy moods so he stayed home.
    >>>
    >>> Dinner was nice. My sister and mom both ordered some sort of
    >>> tropical chicken dish, which looked very tasty, but I didn't try
    >>> any. They both said their food was fine. Rob went the conventional
    >>> route. He got a hamburger and a side of fruit salad with coconut
    >>> crusted onion rings as an appetizer. Karen ordered a tropical style
    >>> chicken salad which consisted of a bed of fresh greens and a chicken
    >>> shish kebob with sliced tomato, onions, and some other raw vegies.
    >>> Jenna went with the chicken fingers and french fries off the
    >>> children's menu. Karen told me that chicken fingers are one of
    >>> Jenna's favorite items to order when they eat out. I ordered the
    >>> chicken tortilla soup. My entree was a combination platter of
    >>> chicken and beef kebobs which was cooked on metal skewers and served
    >>> on a bed of saffron flavored rice. The waitress removed the food
    >>> from the skewers for me. The skewers of meat also included chunks of
    >>> onion, zucchini, sweet peppers, and onions. I enjoyed my meal. The
    >>> soup was very flavorful and it had a good deal of chicken with
    >>> little pieces of mango in it. Jenna is a tiny little thing, but she
    >>> gobbled up her entire meal in lightning speed, and Rob also coaxed
    >>> her to have one of his onion rings and a good size piece of the
    >>> chocolate cake my sister ordered for dessert.
    >>>
    >>> Jenna told me her favorite food is Cool Whip and her favorite
    >>> subject in school is lunch period so she can meet up with her
    >>> friends. Jenna also said she hates the lunches her school sells so
    >>> she brings a homemade turkey sandwich with her for lunch every day.
    >>> Jenna is the only kid I ever met who has an airline frequent flyer
    >>> card. She actually has a frequent flyer card with two different
    >>> airlines. For an eleven year old girl, Jenna sure travels a lot. I
    >>> travel by air two or three times a year and I don't have a frequent
    >>> flyer card, but that's because I think they're a scam. Jenna's
    >>> grandparents on both her mom and dad's side live in Florida. Karen's
    >>> sister lives near me. Karen also has two brothers, one who lives in
    >>> Florida and the other lives near London, England, so their immediate
    >>> family is spread far and wide. Jenna's older brother Jason is in New
    >>> Hampshire now attending camp. Karen takes her two kids to visit
    >>> friends all over the country. In the past couple of years, they've
    >>> been to Mexico, Chicago, Florida, Georgia, California, and here in
    >>> New Jersey, plus Karen has been traveling the east coast this summer
    >>> looking at colleges for Jason, who is a high school senior. Jenna
    >>> also recently spent two weeks at camp in Georgia where she goes
    >>> every summer.
    >>>
    >>> Karen's husband passed away very suddenly about five years ago, but
    >>> Karen is doing a splendid job raising her kids. When I looked into
    >>> Jenna's eyes, I saw a very happy, vibrant, and bright child. Karen
    >>> teaches part time at a local Jewish school and she does a lot of
    >>> volunteer work at a synagogue. Karen is the only one in my family of
    >>> my generation who takes our religion seriously.
    >>>
    >>> Karen has invited me several times to visit her and her kids in San
    >>> Antonio, but I never seem to take her up on her invitation. One of
    >>> these days I will, but I think my head might explode from all the
    >>> conservatives there! 🙂
    >>>
    >>
    >> Sounds like a very family-filled dinner!
    >>
    >> It's only 7:00 p.m. here and our dinner will be at 8:00 p.m. Very
    >> simple meal of creamed chicken with fresh peas served over rice, a
    >> head lettuce salad with homemade 1000 Island Dressing, and later some
    >> fresh lemon ice that is churning in the freezer as we speak.
    >>
    >> --
    >> Wayne Boatwright *¿*
    >
    > Dinner her tonight was
    > Baked chicken breast with 'canned' Tomatillo (Hot) sauce
    > Baked, then mashed plaintains with butter
    > Long grain white rice
    > Canned Goya Red Beans, with added chipotle
    > Canned Yellow Hominy
    > Green wheat grass drink
    > Glass of wine
    >
    > With movie: Popcorn
    > Too many carbs, I know
    > Dee Dee

    All of that sounds delicious, Dee, but that's a LOT of food! :-)

    I like to sauté sliced plaintains, then spritz with fresh lime.

    Quoted message said:

    Wayne Boatwright *¿*

    Thanks for the tip, I wish I'd known it. I always have limes on hand &
    I try to use one a day. Darn! Next time.
    Lot of food -- yes, but I only had one plate full. (And ONE glass of
    wine -- tee hee!)
    Dee Dee

    Two glasses would not have been out of place. :-)

    We rarely drink alcohol anymore as it's not recommended with some of our
    meds, but I do cook with both wine and some liquors. Our creamed chicken
    had a nip of sherry in it.

    Quoted message said:

    Wayne Boatwright *¿*

    A day without wine is like a day without sunshine -- an ole cliche, and one
    I 'try' to abide by. But, luckily, alcohol is something we can all do
    without.
    I recall a medication that I was going to be starting that I'd heard 'no
    drinking recommended." When I asked the pharmacist, he grinned broadly and
    said, "Yes, that's always the first question I get."
    I'm a lucky person - even tho two glasses might not have been out of place,
    I would have been in another place -- I drink one glass, I'm fine, but
    two -- well, that's another story -- ha ha!
    Dee Dee

  8. Wayne Boatwright said:

    It's only 7:00 p.m. here and our dinner will be at 8:00 p.m. Very simple
    meal of creamed chicken with fresh peas served over rice, a head lettuce
    salad with homemade 1000 Island Dressing, and later some fresh lemon ice
    that is churning in the freezer as we speak.

    Sounds yummy. We ate artichokes. That's all; just artichokes. Summer
    rocks.

    serene

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