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Suppertime!

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  1. Had a fantastic dinner this evening. It was nice and warm and sunny
    today - almost 60 degrees! - and I spent the day doing work in the
    yard.

    "Veggies in a Shell" - it's a basic popover / yorkshire pudiing type of
    batter, baked in a cast iron skillet, then filled with sauteed carrots,
    musnrooms, black olives, and dill. I added lightly steamed broccoli to
    the mix. The original redipe tops it with Edam or Gouda cheese, but I
    made a cheese sauce instead, using up the odds and ends of farmhouse
    cheddar with carmelized onions, extra sharp white cheddar, and
    emmenthaler from the fridge.

    Pilaf with 1/3 each vermicelli, white rice and pearled barley, with
    pinon nuts and parsley added in

    Sliced apples, cubed pineapple, and honeybell oranges from a gift box
    from a Florida orchard

    Royer's Roundtop Cafe Chocolate Chip Pie - like a tollhouse pie but
    even richer

  2. Jude said:

    Sliced apples, cubed pineapple, and honeybell oranges from a gift box
    from a Florida orchard

    mmm, sounds tasty!

    probably better than my dinner (monteray chicken)

    I call it supper sometimes, and sometimes I call it dinner...
    sometimes I eat breakfast for both

  3. "Jude" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Had a fantastic dinner this evening. It was nice and warm and sunny
    today - almost 60 degrees! - and I spent the day doing work in the
    yard.

    <snip great-sounding meal>

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    Royer's Roundtop Cafe Chocolate Chip Pie - like a tollhouse pie but
    even richer

    I've eaten that pie in the cafe in Roundtop. I also have the recipe for it
    (posted in the Houston Chronicle several years ago)... 🙂

    Mary

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