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Re: Dinner Monday night

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  1. I have 1/2 bottle of champagne left over from Mother's Day. I'm going
    to make chicken with champagne (and mushroom) sauce.
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    LucasP said:

    Bit of a slap dash affair.......

    Had two chicken thigh fillets left in the fridge so cooked them in garlic
    butter with Mountain bush spices. Heated up a couple of garlic Naans,
    cooked some wild rice mix, and we had some Punjabi Chhole and Gongura Dal.
    The SO liked the Chhole, I liked the Gongura. Very nice on a cold, rainy
    night.

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    Ham and eggs.
    A day's work for a chicken, a lifetime commitment for a pig.

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    I have 1/2 bottle of champagne left over from Mother's Day. I'm going
    to make chicken with champagne (and mushroom) sauce.

    YUM!!

    That used to be my favourite back when I was working for a computer
    company, and they fed us.

    Tonight it's going to be some nice, tender rump steaks (3/4" thick),
    seared over an open wood fire (grill), a mescalun and rocket salad with
    some Reggianno (Parmesan) shaved into it....... along with some
    mandarin, sugar snap peas, lebo cues, and Roma tomatos......... and
    maybe a bottle of red or 2. It's been a [censored] of a week :-/

    Quoted message said:

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    LucasP said:

    Bit of a slap dash affair.......

    Had two chicken thigh fillets left in the fridge so cooked them in
    garlic butter with Mountain bush spices. Heated up a couple of
    garlic Naans, cooked some wild rice mix, and we had some Punjabi
    Chhole and Gongura Dal. The SO liked the Chhole, I liked the
    Gongura. Very nice on a cold, rainy night.


    --
    Peter Lucas
    Brisbane
    Australia

    At this spectacle even the most gentle must feel savage, and the most
    savage must weep.

    Turkish Officer
    400 Plateau
    24May1915

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