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Old 01-01-2009, 08:42 AM
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Happy New Year!!
Our holiday dinner will be something I call "Fruits of the Sea Primaravera". One of our stores seems to always have a seafood sale for New Years. This year I got a great price on some crab legs, sea scallops, and shrimp. We had the crab legs for New Years Eve and I saved the leftover crab meat to use in tonights dinner. I will poach the scallops in white wine and then use the poaching liquid to make a primavera cheese sauce with broccoli, onion, and mushrooms into which I will add the crab meat, cooked shrimp, and scallops and serve it on Dreamfield's penne pasta. We will start the meal with a sliced avacado and shrimp cocktail with my California style Chipotle seasoned cocktail sauce, followed by the primavera. As a holiday treat, I also decided to make my Decadent Pecan Praline Pie, which I haven't made for several years, and will have a piece of the pie for dessert.
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More seafood here, Henry, LOL!

I served some cheeses with (broken in half) rye krisps for crackers, along side sections of raw fennel and an assortment of olives for an antipast'. Then, salmon (seasoned with onion and dill) sauteed & deglazed with white wine for a drizzle over each, along with asparagus and a hearty salad.

Dessert was some left-over Rum balls, with coffee and cognac.
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Boy do your meals sound good!

I made center cut pork chops sauteed with garlic, mushrooms and brandy then added cream at the end. served over boiled then buttered cabbage noodles.
s.f. choclate pudding for Dessert.
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Rob, your pork chops sound great. Cabbage noodles are something I have read about but never tried. They are on my list of dishes that I will try someday.
Tonight's dinner will be a lettuce salad, Dreamfield's spaghetti pie, and a piece of Decadent Pecan Praline Pie for dessert.
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Oh.. no more seafood for me for a while, the last time i ate seafood platter I ended up having headache because of my cholesterol...lol I do like seafood..mmm maybe soon..lol
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Yes, Henry, try cabbage noodles. With your cooking skills and imagination you'll really enjoy them.

I'm making a 1/2 pound hamburger seasoned with chipotle chili powder and topped with chipotle salsa and melted cheddar on low carb bread.
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I am planning on making a taco casserole for dinner.
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Old 01-06-2009, 03:48 PM
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Dinner tonight will be rather ecclectic as we enter the final days of the current "clean-out the refrigerator" effort. Dinner will be a lettuce salad, a piece of Deep Dish Pizza Supreme (pepperoni, ground beef, onion, green pepper, roasted red pepper, mushrooms, and ripe olives), and a piece of Decadent Pecan Praline Pie for dessert.
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Dinner tonight will be rather ecclectic as we enter the final days of the current "clean-out the refrigerator" effort. Dinner will be a lettuce salad, a piece of Deep Dish Pizza Supreme (pepperoni, ground beef, onion, green pepper, roasted red pepper, mushrooms, and ripe olives), and a piece of Decadent Pecan Praline Pie for dessert.
Wow pizza and pecan pie? I've got to learn these recipes!

I had cauliflower/faux mashed potato bake and ground beef with onions mushrooms and melted cheddar. These are my 2 lc staples.
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Gregg, here is the base recipe I use for my pizza:
LC deep dish pizza!
and here is a link to the recipe for my pecan pie, it is at post #32 on the thread:
http://lowcarbeating.com/low-carb-diet-support/low-carb-cooking/11726-whats-your-favorite-low-carb-dessert-recipe-3.html
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Old 01-07-2009, 11:37 AM
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Tonight's dinner will be a baked chicken breast, Dijonaise & cheddar coated baked cauliflower, buttered sugar snap peas and the last carrot in ithe house, and a piece of Decadent Pecan Praline Pie for dessert.
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Old 01-07-2009, 03:57 PM
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It's induction week 1 for yours truly

Monday: Baked Eggplant rolled in Lamb, Mint, Tomato Sauce, Mozzarella and topped with Parmesan (A lot like moussaka, but not layered with cream sauce)

Tuesday: Pork Chops, Italian Sausage and french cut green beans with pecans and dried cranberries (which I pick out

Wednesday: Tilapia Carbanara (sauteed with bacon, egg, garlic, parmasan and onions) and steamed spinach

Time to go defrost the bacon....
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Gregg, here is the base recipe I use for my pizza:
LC deep dish pizza!
and here is a link to the recipe for my pecan pie, it is at post #32 on the thread:
http://lowcarbeating.com/low-carb-diet-support/low-carb-cooking/11726-whats-your-favorite-low-carb-dessert-recipe-3.html

Thanks for sharing the recipes Henry. When I'm a little closer to goal and feeling ambitious, the Pecan Pie will have to be attempted. I'm somewhat challenged in the kitchen, but willing to learn.
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Dinner tonight was a lettuce salad, grilled steak, and mushrooms stuffed w/spinach,roasted red pepper, onion,and cream cheese.
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Dinner tonight will be meatballs in sour cream and sherry mushroom cream gravy served over a bed of cauli-rice with a side of broccoli and probably a glass of the house zinfandel since its Saturday.
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