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Dinner thread...What's cooking...

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Last night I got takeout from the Outback...

Strip steak..mashed tators..salad..bread..miller lite...down another pound..must be the lite beer..
 
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Ended up with an order of clamcakes as an appetizer, a bison bacon cheeseburger and onion rings for dinner and then a fried twinkie for dessert.

My cholesterol is probably up 25 points this AM, and my belly still feels a bit "interesting" after that fried fest last night :eek:

that sounds freaking good....
 

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Casear Salad with some steak pieces to start, maple glazed pan seared scallops, steamed spinach and a veggie medly with sauteed sweet potato, onion and red peppers. A couple of pints of Guiness via their surge dispenser and a molten chocolate cake with vanilla ice cream for dessert :) A nice dinner out with my wife last nigth!
 
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Casear Salad with some steak pieces to start, maple glazed pan seared scallops, steamed spinach and a veggie medly with sauteed sweet potato, onion and red peppers. A couple of pints of Guiness via their surge dispenser and a molten chocolate cake with vanilla ice cream for dessert :) A nice dinner out with my wife last nigth!

The Guinness surge dispensers are cool..I only know of one place that has it..you can get it for your house for a couple bills..

this thread is making me hungry...
 

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Chicken Saag and brown rice. Onion, garlic, browned cubed chicken breast, an Indian curry spice blend, yoghurt. I seem to have run out of fresh ginger which makes it better than powdered. Add in chopped spinach at the end when the brown rice is done.

Oops. I forgot to add chicken stock base and salt. Serves me right for not tasting it before putting some over brown rice.
 
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Shrimp, asparagus, sweet onion and fresh tomato sauteed (sp?) in olive oil and garlic and tossed with angel hair pasta.

Cherrystones on the half-shell and margaritas as appetizers. :)
 

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Grabbed a chicken parm wrap and a couple of garlic knots after my mountain bike ride (now wishing I had forgone the garlic knots as they had probably 4 or 5 cloves of garlic per knot :eek: )
 

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A grilled boneless chicken breast on the Weber with korean BBQ sauce on it. A bowl of steamed zucchini. I was still hungry so I ate an apple. I was still hungry so I nuked some pop corn and opened a Long Trail ale.
 

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How do you stuff chipotle peppers? They're dried/smoked jalapino peppers.

maybe it wasn't a chipotle? Peppers are something I'm really not well versed in because I don't care for that kind of heat. I dig wasabi and horseradish heat, but not hot pepper heat. These were definitely not jalepino peppers as I use those regularly for salsa that I make for the fiance.

A friend of mine had a MASSIVE garden and we went over and she offered a basket of different mild peppers on Sunday and have been eating peppers non-stop this week to use them up. No heat to these, about the same length as a Jalapeno, but wider at the stem and narrow at the tip than a jalapeno, slightly darker green.

Maybe a pablano?

good eats either way
 

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Scallops in a cream based mustard, caper, roasted red pepper sauce to start, then a ribeye steak (rare) with a melted bluecheese, walnut and sour cream sauce on top and a medley asparagus, carrots, summer squash and sweet potatoes followed by a lemon tart with a strawberry sauce and fresh whipped cream :)

My wife and I had dinner at Peter Haven's in Brattleboro, VT - a definate return visit will be in our future!
 

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My wife and I had dinner at Peter Haven's in Brattleboro, VT - a definate return visit will be in our future!

If you have not tried it, I highly recommend TJ Buckley's in Brattleboro. IMO....best restaurant in Brattleboro with Peter Haven's coming in second.



As for dinner for me tonight. Ribeye Steak au poivre, fries
 
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