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Re: Helping you cook three course meals

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  1. Arri London said:
    jyd said:


    We are three business women in Northern Virginia who are helping people
    to cook for themselves. We provide you with various receipes (Your
    choice of food), coach you to prepare delicious meals, and video tape
    you so you can watch your accomplishments later on. You may also call
    us for advice. All appoitments are Saturday, Sunday. Please contact us
    in advance. Our email address is <snip>
    Bon Appetite
    --
    jyd

    Only three courses? Rather meagre at best.
    And it's 'bon appetit'....

    They're everyday meals. Mine are two if I'm ambitious. I usually
    dispense with dessert and salad is a second vegetable.

  2. sf said:
    Arri London said:
    jyd said:


    We are three business women in Northern Virginia who are helping people
    to cook for themselves. We provide you with various receipes (Your
    choice of food), coach you to prepare delicious meals, and video tape
    you so you can watch your accomplishments later on. You may also call
    us for advice. All appoitments are Saturday, Sunday. Please contact us
    in advance. Our email address is <snip>
    Bon Appetite
    --
    jyd

    Only three courses? Rather meagre at best.
    And it's 'bon appetit'....

    They're everyday meals. Mine are two if I'm ambitious. I usually
    dispense with dessert and salad is a second vegetable.

    My everyday meals are generally one course; last night was a chef's
    salad... dessert was a bowl of chocolate peanut butter cup ice cre, I
    mean frosty souffle... but it was almost three hours later so I don't
    really think it qualified as a course. Maybe the gin and tonics I had
    before the chef's salad qualified as a course... will have to await the
    expert opinion of our resident maven of the bar, Maid Margaret.

    Sheldon

  3. Sheldon said:

    My everyday meals are generally one course; last night was a chef's
    salad... dessert was a bowl of chocolate peanut butter cup ice cre, I
    mean frosty souffle... but it was almost three hours later so I don't
    really think it qualified as a course. Maybe the gin and tonics I had
    before the chef's salad qualified as a course... will have to await the
    expert opinion of our resident maven of the bar, Maid Margaret.

    I believe juniper berries qualify as a fruit course.

    --
    The Doc says my brain waves closely match those of a crazed ferret.
    At least now I have an excuse.

  4. sf said:


    Arri London said:
    jyd said:


    We are three business women in Northern Virginia who are helping people
    to cook for themselves. We provide you with various receipes (Your
    choice of food), coach you to prepare delicious meals, and video tape
    you so you can watch your accomplishments later on. You may also call
    us for advice. All appoitments are Saturday, Sunday. Please contact us
    in advance. Our email address is <snip>
    Bon Appetite
    --
    jyd

    Only three courses? Rather meagre at best.
    And it's 'bon appetit'....

    They're everyday meals. Mine are two if I'm ambitious. I usually
    dispense with dessert and salad is a second vegetable.

    We often have three courses for everyday meals. Just as easy to prepare
    three as two or one. Just a matter of being organised and having the
    food on hand. A *lot* of prep/cooking can be done in the 30 minutes or
    so I allot for meal prep.

  5. Sheldon said:
    sf said:
    Arri London said:

    jyd wrote:
    >
    > We are three business women in Northern Virginia who are helping
    people > to cook for themselves. We provide you with various
    receipes (Your > choice of food), coach you to prepare delicious
    meals, and video tape > you so you can watch your accomplishments
    later on. You may also call > us for advice. All appoitments are
    Saturday, Sunday. Please contact us > in advance. Our email
    address is <snip> > Bon Appetite
    > --
    > jyd

    Only three courses? Rather meagre at best.
    And it's 'bon appetit'....

    They're everyday meals. Mine are two if I'm ambitious. I usually
    dispense with dessert and salad is a second vegetable.

    My everyday meals are generally one course; last night was a chef's
    salad... dessert was a bowl of chocolate peanut butter cup ice cre, I
    mean frosty souffle... but it was almost three hours later so I don't
    really think it qualified as a course. Maybe the gin and tonics I had
    before the chef's salad qualified as a course... will have to await
    the expert opinion of our resident maven of the bar, Maid Margaret.

    Sheldon

    I believe the gin & tonics were "appetizers" 🙂 You are correct, the ice
    cre... uh, frozen souffle was too late to qualify as a "course".

    Jill

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