Wtf dinner time.

[Vonn]

Originally Posted by ggrant3876

Sounds kind of Italian, though you would fix boxty or coddle?

well yeah, if there is a native Irish cuisine, those would be the central dishes. I made boxty years ago..but all that potato shredding - life's too short! Anyway, meatballs are my son's favourite - I learned how to make em in NY years ago.

[DrVeronica]

kung pao shrimp, yum!

[ggrant3876]

We had friends that have long since gone that used to make those two dishes. I make my own version of boxty with jalapenos and onions. Kind of Texified it.

[simms22]

Lmao !
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[DrVeronica]

LOL nice pic there kitsun

and simms, tsk tsk...all *my* science teachers loved me in high school....one would call my mom regularly and go on and on how she loved me (I rocked that class) and what a great student I was mom cried of course, as moms tend to do lol

I was an angel in high school




















... LOL!

[simms22]

Originally Posted by DrVeronica

LOL nice pic there kitsun

and simms, tsk tsk...all *my* science teachers loved me in high school....one would call my mom regularly and go on and on how she loved me (I rocked that class) and what a great student I was mom cried of course, as moms tend to do lol

I was an angel in high school




















... LOL!

All my teachers really liked me too , but the relationship stayed there (in school) .
Btw , that was my pic , of dinner Monday night . Go back a page , there are more pics

[kitsunisan]

I just made sure to give voice to the fallen, thats all.

[simms22]

Originally Posted by kitsunisan

I just made sure to give voice to the fallen, thats all.

being a hippy at heart , a chef , a nature boy/lover , believing in karma , and trying to live according to the tao te ching , each fish was given and treated with MUCH respect . they NEVER suffered

[ggrant3876]

Originally Posted by simms22

being a hippy at heart , a chef , a nature boy/lover , believing in karma , and trying to live according to the tou te ching , each fish was given and treated with MUCH respect . they NEVER suffered

Is this what you meant? 道德經

[simms22]

Originally Posted by ggrant3876

Is this what you meant? 道德經

Exactly ! In english its "the way" . For those who don't know what it is , Its an ancient chinese philosophy of living life . It can't be lived in modern society(I don't belive so) , but it is something to strive for , of respecting the world around you . Living life virturously .