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I can't believe it's alread 3:30 pm and I still don't know what I'm making for dinner. To late to try to defrost anything so maybe I'll just fry up some shrimp and french fries tonight. Sounds simple and good.
Southdown, it seems each and every city/state has their special foodie places. It's just finding them. I get a kick out of that show on the Food Network, Diners, Drive-ins and Dives with Guy Fieri. They find some amazing places. Maybe look online at that and get some ideas from that show?!?
I can't believe it's alread 3:30 pm and I still don't know what I'm making for dinner. To late to try to defrost anything so maybe I'll just fry up some shrimp and french fries tonight. Sounds simple and good.
Southdown, it seems each and every city/state has their special foodie places. It's just finding them. I get a kick out of that show on the Food Network, Diners, Drive-ins and Dives with Guy Fieri. They find some amazing places. Maybe look online at that and get some ideas from that show?!?
I think I could go for just some old fashioned potato sandwiches. Simple and good.
Southdown, now that you know of Velveeta I hope you can find it or similar when you return home...
Lacey and Cyn, thanks for the tips, I started a thread asking for road trip advice in the Travel forum... starting one in the Foodie forum's a great idea! And I love the Diners, Drive Ins etc show - in fact I was thinking of buying the book, would be a good road trip guide.... mmmmmm
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now that you know of Velveeta I hope you can find it or similar when you return home...
I will smuggle a few boxes home just in case I can't get it there...
Drat, drat, drat I must love ya all too much I can't rep anybody in here right now for the good suggestions!
Lacey that is an awesome tip for southdown to start a new thread for foodie stops.
southdown then you can post to us what was found where and how you enjoyed it or if it was over rated! You will be our own little Guy Fieri on this forum!!!
I could so do a diners, drive-ins and dives circuit if I didn't have kids.
Drat, drat, drat I must love ya all too much I can't rep anybody in here right now for the good suggestions!
Lacey that is an awesome tip for southdown to start a new thread for foodie stops.
southdown then you can post to us what was found where and how you enjoyed it or if it was over rated! You will be our own little Guy Fieri on this forum!!!
I could so do a diners, drive-ins and dives circuit if I didn't have kids.
...little Guy Fieri? I'll be far bigger than him if I spend 3 weeks eating that kind of food! Good idea tho - I'll be your travelling guide, I have my new laptop - will travel, eat and post!
BTW just looking at my CD stats - this is my 1,000th post on Food & Drink... o my goodness I'm obsessed with food
southdown see I have loved you too much in the past can't even rep ya for your 1,000th post!
I can picture you, now as your DH is driving, posting away to us all on your foodie adventure! "Oh honey back up I just lost the wireless signal I must finish this post my foodie friends are waiting".
Hi gang-been busy-food shopping-you'd think they were giving it away. Our normally quiet grocery store was a veritable madhouse. Between Christmas and more snow.
Noma sounds good over egg noodles.
Heating up the chicken cacciatore, some pasta for Mr. L and day will be done.
If I could ask you wonderful people for a prayer for someone anonymous right now it would be greatly appreciated. It's a very, very special friend.
Just sitting here starving from the smell of the ribs slow cooking. Baked pots are also in slow cooking. Corn for Mr. L, spinach salad for me.
I watch Guy Fieri just for pure torture-it builds character for me to not lick the TV screen.
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