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Dinner was delicious!

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  1. Oh what a good dinner!

    They had some very nice greenhouse-grown basil at the gourmet market,
    so I made fresh pesto. I mixed about 1/2 c of it with about 1/2 c of
    fat-free half and half and sprinkled a teasppon or so of flour over it.
    It suimmered down into a delicious pesto cream sauce. That went over
    some roasted garlic - cheese ravioli i found at BJs, then the whole lot
    of it was topped with steamed potatoes and green beans, then sprinkled
    with parmesan. i've read that in italy they serve pesto pasta with
    potatoes and green beans but i've never tried the combo. glad i did.

    on the side, i made a marinated salad from what i had. amounts are
    estimates but should give you an idea of proportion. 1 1/2 chopped
    tomatoes (greenhouse grown so they actually tasted more like fruit than
    cardboard!) , 1/4 c minced parsley, 1/4 minced vidalia onion (next time
    i'll use red onion if i have it) 1/2 can rinsed white beans, 1/4 c
    Italian Cheese blend - asiago, fontina, mozzarella, and provolone, the
    preshredded junk (next time use tiny mozzarella balls), 1/4 c sliced
    olives marinated in garlic-infused oil and a splash of red wine
    vinegar, seasoned with rosemary, thyme, salt, pepper. It was good!

    And for dessert, we have the other half or that easy chocolate cake
    that was posted last week.

    MMMMMMMMMmmmmmm, I love a good dinner!

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