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    Quote Originally Posted by OCDshaver View Post
    Mail call! Not tonight's dinner but that will be soon. D'Artagnan had a sale with free shipping. Bayonne ham, duck rillets, poussin, and quite a few quail.

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    Beef and black bean over rice tonight. Sorry forgot about taking the photo before I ate it.


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    Quote Originally Posted by MickR View Post
    Beef and black bean over rice tonight. Sorry forgot about taking the photo before I ate it.


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    No pic ....TV dinneres again huh?
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    Nah. It takes too long doing TV dinners for five in the microwave. Much easier to use a pan or two (sauce and fry) and bottled sauce that has been modified for higher taste and quality with the addition of further ingredients.

    Nothing can make a TV dinner taste like it's fit for human consumption anyway, which is why I'm the only one who can eat them in my little clan. I'm the least human like out of all of us.


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    Quote Originally Posted by MickR View Post

    Nothing can make a TV dinner taste like it's fit for human consumption anyway,


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    By your own admission....one word. .....Curry !
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nightblade View Post
    By your own admission....one word. .....Curry !

    I'm working on that little prejudice. I'm improving. Though TV dinner curries might be pushing the limits.


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    Here is a little something for my postprandial treat this weekend. A nice alternative to Cognac.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OCDshaver View Post
    Here is a little something for my postprandial treat this weekend. A nice alternative to Cognac.

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    You got any Georgian wine hiding around too there Comrade. Good show.So how is it? Is it smoove ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nightblade View Post
    You got any Georgian wine hiding around too there Comrade. Good show.So how is it? Is it smoove ?
    It is smooth. It's really quite beautiful. It's loaded with dried fruit and caramel scents with a touch of what seems like.....autumn leaves. The flavor has a brightness to it, leather, nuts (like Spanish sherry), raisin. Complex and a good value. Not cheap, no. But a good value considering what this would cost if it were from France.
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    Quote Originally Posted by OCDshaver View Post
    It is smooth. It's really quite beautiful. It's loaded with dried fruit and caramel scents with a touch of what seems like.....autumn leaves. The flavor has a brightness to it, leather, nuts (like Spanish sherry), raisin. Complex and a good value. Not cheap, no. But a good value considering what this would cost if it were from France.
    These complex description of taste confuses me. It has been mentioned to me more than once that I eat one thing at a time. I enjoy or dislike one thing at a time.

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