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Mary L
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Post by Mary L »

OMG.......Mary Beth that looks so good.
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waterguy
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Ok here is my meal from last Friday night all of you talking about lobsters made me hungry so I had them flown in from Maine.

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Lobster Garlic roasted potatoes aspergus and corn bread. The next day i made a Lobster bisque from the stock that was great.

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Post by California Girl »

OMG! You're killin' me Tom! Are you sure that isn't just some fake plastic lobster?
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waterguy
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O should of taken a picture of them crawling around the kitchen
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yum!
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waterguy wrote:O should of taken a picture of them crawling around the kitchen
You're so funny Tom!
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Pia
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Post by Pia »

O M G.........Can I put in a request for next trip's dinner :wink:

It looks FABULOUS and yummmmmmy

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Post by sea-nile »

Ton,
You are coming to be our cook next week, right? :D
We will pay for your flight!
Yum! You are killing me!
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Made chicken fajitas (sort of) tonight. I shared the recipe with Elizabeth earluier but thought I would put it here. This was SUPER easy and delish! We opted not to have traditional fajitas though. Charlie doesn't much care for the wrapped up food. So I skipped the wraps in favor of brown rice. Here's the link to the recipe followed by photo of the dish and our toppings.
http://kalynskitchen.blogspot.com/2005/ ... -from.html

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Post by nothintolose »

Mary Beth,

It looks delicious, and now I know what it's supposed to look like for when I cook it tomorrow night.

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Post by California Girl »

Looks fantastic Mary Beth! I think I'm going to have to print that one out and make it! Yum! :D
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Post by Xislandgirl »

MB- I put that on my menu list for next week and I love that blog. I bookmarked it and will be using that for new menu ideas.
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Xislandgirl wrote:MB- I put that on my menu list for next week and I love that blog. I bookmarked it and will be using that for new menu ideas.
That blog is actually geared to South Beach diet but there are a lot of good things there. And you don't have to take her SB tips if you don't want or need to. I've made a lot of her recipes and they are full of flavor. Enjoy!
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Post by liamsaunt »

Here is last night's attempt at sort of recreating a Miss Lucy's platter. There is coconut shrimp and crunch fish with a spicy mango mustard sauce, pigeon peas and rice, rum and orange baked yams, and a carribean cole slaw. The yams, shrimp, rice, sauce, and cole slaw recipes are all from a little pamhplet I found at St. John Spice called "A Taste of St. John."

<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/28539958@N00/1813776974/" title="Photo Sharing"><img src="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2231/181 ... 0af429.jpg" width="500" height="302" alt="miss lucys copy plate"></a>
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Post by waterguy »

Hi Looks great what did you use for your crunchy fish coating.
Thanks Tom
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