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    Wow Dave, you guys know how to feast!
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    Check out those huge bento boxes! WOW! Cheers to the new Decade!
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    Quote Originally Posted by DZEC View Post
    Wow Dave, you guys know how to feast!
    It helps if you have friends from different countries.
    I must admit that the best stuff that I display has been set before me at somebody else's table!

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    That is my Inkan, my name seal in Kanji Japanese.
    (In Japan, registered name seals are required on checks and legal documents instead of signatures.)

    For information about getting a name seal for yourself (an absolute necessity if you are going to spend any time in Japan,) do a search on HANKO (a "hanko" is the stamp that makes your seal). I got mine custom made by a guy on e-bay for a very reasonable price.
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    Here's my belated New Years 'Snacking Day' event--

    Nothing as fancy as some posted but the kids and grand kids thought it was Grand!

    Celery Chunks, Wedding Ring Pickles (cinnamon red hots are used to make them) Colby/Jack cubes, baby dill pickles, mini carrots, black olives, ranch dressing in the middle and deviled eggs next to them.

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    Homemade meatballs in BBQ sauce staying warm.

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    Turkey and Ham meat roll-ups with cream cheese filling, saltines, spinach dip and Ritz crackers

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    Not pictured are the three bottles of Martinillis sparkling apple cider that they went through or the guacamole that my daughter made once she got here along with the corn chips she brought.

    Great Family Day!
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    Quote Originally Posted by cudarunner View Post
    Here's my belated New Years 'Snacking Day' event--

    Nothing as fancy as some posted but the kids and grand kids thought it was Grand!

    Celery Chunks, Wedding Ring Pickles (cinnamon red hots are used to make them) Colby/Jack cubes, baby dill pickles, mini carrots, black olives, ranch dressing in the middle and deviled eggs next to them.

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    Homemade meatballs in BBQ sauce staying warm.

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    Turkey and Ham meat roll-ups with cream cheese filling, saltines, spinach dip and Ritz crackers

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    Not pictured are the three bottles of Martinillis sparkling apple cider that they went through or the guacamole that my daughter made once she got here along with the corn chips she brought.

    Great Family Day!
    Cuda, what you lack in fanciness you more than make up for it with humble home goodness and I'd eat at your table any day.
    Come along inside,We'll see if tea and buns can make the world a betterplace.~TheWind in the Willow~

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    I’ve spent the last Christmases in Malta. One of my friends is a Chef at one of the restaurants there, and since she was working Christmas eve, the choice was easy.

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    In addition to ravioli and Lampuki a local fish that tasted amazing.

    Main course
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    I choose lamb.

    And a fantastic dessert table ��
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