Let's kick things up a bit with a traditional "What are you having for dinner tonight?"
I always have a hard time when somebody else starts one of these because I never know what I'm going to do until later in the day. I'm no planner.

How about you?
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Mon Mar 20, 2006 5:43 pm
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Bill Spencer wrote:%^)
Two times during the year, Kathleen and I refer to this day as "Survivor Thursday" ... it's the only weeknight we watch a bit of tele - Survivor and CSI ... as such, it is a non-cooking night ... instead we order in a pizza and open a fun bottle of grog and, GASP, actually eat in front of the TV ... keeping to our life-style change back in '94, the pizza is always some kind of veggie type, usually with pesto and garlic, and just enough cheese to keep the ingredients from falling off the pizza ... Chris at Round Table knows all about our "diet" and does a good job of keeping the cheese to a minimum ... pizza with Survivor and, GASP again, ice cream with CSI ... aw - it's only Healthy Choice ice cream ... a few calories sure but very little fat/saturated fat ... not bad, BTW, if you've never tried it ... the wine will probably be either a 2004 Tobin James Chateau le Cashflo or a NV Sacred Stone Red Blend ... great pizza wines ... by the end of Survivor, I'm sure the Midnight Cellars Full Moon Red will have settled down from it's 500 mile journey home and I can't wait to try that with pizza ...
Hey Robin/Jenise - ask this question again on a non-Thursday sometime ... I'll probably be ready with something on the "lemony" side !
Clink !
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Two times during the year, Kathleen and I refer to this day as "Survivor Thursday" ... it's the only weeknight we watch a bit of tele - Survivor and CSI ... as such, it is a non-cooking night ... instead we order in a pizza and open a fun bottle of grog and, GASP, actually eat in front of the TV
Kim Adams wrote:I promised myself that I would try not to let some much leftover food go to waste so tonight is leftover night. George gets his pick between a flank steak galantine or 4 different pizza treatments (the crust made BTW with lots of soy flour which I'll not do again) and I'm opting for some Thai tofu thing I made on Tuesday.
Bob H. wrote:I have urged the company to market the flour they make their pasta from which would allow us to do bread and pizza dough and a miriad of other stuff.
There's a soy flour based pizza dough recipe from that guy on FoodTV who does the Low Carb and Lovin' It show which I've not tried. I winged it on this dough and it just didn't quite make it texturally.
Glad to see you Kim, as I said in the subject line and I hear that Joel et al have confirmed that there will in fact be a Mo'Cool 2006, have you heard anything at all?
Good to see you too, Bob. We hear that MC is on so we'll see you in August with your wine in tow.![]()
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Mon Mar 20, 2006 5:43 pm
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Stuart Yaniger wrote:In the typical theme of "can't get home, gotta work," it's Uva Trattoria in Napa tonight. Since I've been suffering thought the depradations that the Czechs, Austrians, and Slovenians laughingly refer to as "food" for much of the past few months, this is a step up, if not quite Stupid cuisine.
Maybe I can cook next week...
Mike Filigenzi (Sacto) wrote:
Good to see you here, Bill!!!!
Mike
Bill Buitenhuys wrote:Two times during the year, Kathleen and I refer to this day as "Survivor Thursday" ... it's the only weeknight we watch a bit of tele - Survivor and CSI ... as such, it is a non-cooking night ... instead we order in a pizza and open a fun bottle of grog and, GASP, actually eat in front of the TV
Looks like NCAA hoops is showing instead of the usual Thursday lineup tonight, Bill.
Bill Spencer wrote:back in front of the boob tube next Thursday !
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Tue Mar 21, 2006 3:45 pm
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Bob H wrote:most of the pasta I eat is one called Dreamfields
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Tue Mar 21, 2006 3:45 pm
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We really suffered.
FLDG Dishwasher
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Tue Mar 21, 2006 3:45 pm
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Bill Buitenhuys wrote:We really suffered.
You just have to stop punishing yourself like this.
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