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Foiled again.

Monday, March 17th, 2008

OK, I am easily the worst food blogger on the planet.  I made a lovely (and tasty!) Reuben today for lunch and could not for the life of me find my camera to get a shot of it.  It really was a thing casino black jackblack jack bettingroulette russecasino bonus whorejeux casino gratiutwww casino jeu frjeu de casino gratuitsle meilleur casinocasino sur le netjeux flash casino gratuitescode bonus casino 770casino en lignescasino depot gratuitesjeux de casino frjouer video pokercasino en francaisjeu craps gratuitesjeux slots en ligneplay slotscasino games pro 2007jeu casino gratuisonline black jack gamejeu casino parisrègles jeux casinobonus casino770www casino en lignecasino gratuits sans telechargementcoupons gratuites casinojeux de cartes casinocasino slots,all slots casino,super slots casinowww casino de pariswww jeux casinojeux casino gratuitescasino gratuites sur internetastuce pour gagner au casinokeno en lignele jeu de casinojeu casino machinecasino jeucoupons bonus casino770thomas black jackcasinos gratuits en ligneforum jeux casinocasino en ligne francaisblackjack jobjeu poker omaha gratuitesregles poker mainspoker en ligne francaispoker en ligne à télécharger gratuitementtexas holdem no limit of beauty!

Happy St. Patrick’s Day and don’t drink the green beer. :)

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Chicken Salad Wrap

Sunday, June 17th, 2007
chicken-salad-wrap

My very favorite way to have this chicken salad is on criossants, but I couldn’t get hold of any today, but little flour tortillas did the trick. It’s ridculously easy.

Toss some boneless, skinless chicken breasts into a deep skillet, cover w/water, put on med to high heat. Bring to a boil (~10 mins), cover, cook 10 minutes, turn over, cover, cook 10 more minutes.

Put chicken in fridge to chill (just makes it easier to cut up. If you prefer shredded, then go at it)

Dice chicken, slather in sauce, chill, eat. It’s carb friendly to boot.

Sauce:
~2 parts mayonnaise
~1 part Country Dijon Mustard (the kind w/the seeds)

Mix to taste, mix with chicken until it looks like you’ve put a little too much on it – as the chicken sits, it will soak up some of the sauce.

Things you can add that are good:
- chopped celery
- chopped walnuts
- chopped apples
- finely diced onion

Since you can’t see the filling when it’s all wrapped up…

Dinner!

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Simple things

Tuesday, May 8th, 2007
simple-things

I’ve been in the final throes of prepping a townhouse for sale the past few weeks, which has sadly led to very little cooking, and too much junk, fast food and frozen crap. Well, that happily is coming to an end.

Tonight was just a great little sandwich, nothing fancy, but actual real food nonetheless. Pumpernickle bread, a little mayo, a little country dijon mustard, italian roast beef and a glass of milk. Very simple, very good. Only thing that could have made it better was if I could say the bread was homemade, but unfortunately, I can’t.

But still, real food. :) (And the dog certainly enjoyed the 1/4 of it that he managed to snatch away when I wasn’t watching him closely.)

Tomorrow I’ll be heading over to the farmer’s market, time & weather permitting to see what other good things I can pick up.

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