DINNER 221: Wednesday, August 9, 2006
Very simple dinner tonight… I made a quick batch of broccoli soup, which I served with some goat cheese and an olive oil drizzle.
May The Stars Light Your Way
Very simple dinner tonight… I made a quick batch of broccoli soup, which I served with some goat cheese and an olive oil drizzle.
Another simple meal tonight — a cheeseburger I cooked up myself. Nothing special!
Very simple meal tonight — our friend Dave had given us some packets of “premium cheese sauce” he got from his office. Heeding Dave’s instructions to toss it only with elbow macaroni (it is, after all, formulated especially for elbow macaroni), I prepared a giant vat of mac-n-cheese and had some of it for dinner. The cheese was quite tasty, though I couldn’t help but wonder what it might have tasted like on rotini pasta.
There are articles coming, but for now, the pictures from our trip to Memphis are up. See the gallery here.
Home from Memphis. The trip home was pretty good — we made it in less than 8 hours, including a leisurly stop fo r brunch at Brooks Shaw’s Old Country Store at Casey Jones Village (the best whistlestop between Memphis & Nashville, if their website…
Tonight was HAPPY MOUTH! Ron, Ted, Tracy, Angel, Jay, Dave, Robin, Wendy, and Drew met for barbecue at RUM BOOGIE CAFE on Beale Street in Memphis Tennessee. It was Wendy’s selection (though not her month to pick — she swapped months to make this happen).
We arrived at Rum Boogie Cafe expecting to have to wait and were pleasantly surprised to be shown directly to a table. Appetizers included fried pickles; a sausage and cheese plate (which seems to be a Memphis tradition); and fried green tomatoes. The entrees were mostly barbecue — wet barbecue, which is more familiar to us than dry ‘cue. I had pulled pork with a half-slab of ribs, barbecued beans, and mustardy cole slaw. Everything was delicious!
Tonight’s meal was a Happy Mouth outing, and you can read about it here.