Moratorium Food Options
- christie1111
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Moratorium Food Options
Looking at today's threads made me feel that we need to open the lounge tomorrow.
Heavy Sigh.
So you get to help pick what we have to eat.
Pick one of the poll options or suggest another.
Heavy Sigh.
So you get to help pick what we have to eat.
Pick one of the poll options or suggest another.
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Re: Moratorium Food Options
I was first to vote, so for one brief shining moment, 100 percent of voters selected German food! I love German food, but it's hard to find in my area without hunting down an Octoberfest, and I rarely cook lovely hearty fare for myself.
I can bring a nice apfel strudel for dessert.
I can bring a nice apfel strudel for dessert.
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Try the Royal Bavaria Brewery & Restaurant.silvercamaro wrote:I was first to vote, so for one brief shining moment, 100 percent of voters selected German food! I love German food, but it's hard to find in my area without hunting down an Octoberfest, and I rarely cook lovely hearty fare for myself.
I can bring a nice apfel strudel for dessert.
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If you are cooking, I am eating, whatever the food is.

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I've been there. It's usually quite crowded, though.Bob Juch wrote:Try the Royal Bavaria Brewery & Restaurant.silvercamaro wrote:I was first to vote, so for one brief shining moment, 100 percent of voters selected German food! I love German food, but it's hard to find in my area without hunting down an Octoberfest, and I rarely cook lovely hearty fare for myself.
I can bring a nice apfel strudel for dessert.
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For good reason! Yum!silvercamaro wrote:I've been there. It's usually quite crowded, though.Bob Juch wrote:Try the Royal Bavaria Brewery & Restaurant.silvercamaro wrote:I was first to vote, so for one brief shining moment, 100 percent of voters selected German food! I love German food, but it's hard to find in my area without hunting down an Octoberfest, and I rarely cook lovely hearty fare for myself.
I can bring a nice apfel strudel for dessert.
I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I needed to be.
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Si fractum non sit, noli id reficere.
Teach a child to be polite and courteous in the home and, when he grows up, he'll never be able to drive in New Jersey.
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Si fractum non sit, noli id reficere.
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- christie1111
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Re: Moratorium Food Options
That was odd, I had to cast a vote to see what people want to eat.
Hopefully we will get more votes and mine won't matter.
Hopefully we will get more votes and mine won't matter.
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I'm voting for whatever Christie's cooking, but may I suggest "junk food day"? Chili fries, nachos, balogna and frito sandwiches, mud pie, ....
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Re: Moratorium Food Options
I voted to go with whatever Christie's cooking, but since last week's Amazing Race I am feeling nostalgic for some New Zealand food. So since others are making requests, I'd like to request some NZ lamb, a side order of kumara (NZ sweet potato), and a nice pavlova meringue with kiwifruit and strawberries for dessert.
Or, if you want to go all out, you could just hire some Maoris and have them prepare a great big, fire-roasted hangi feast, complete with pre-dinner show. Tell them to prepare their best haka!
Or, if you want to go all out, you could just hire some Maoris and have them prepare a great big, fire-roasted hangi feast, complete with pre-dinner show. Tell them to prepare their best haka!
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I'd be very happy with German food, too, but casting that vote would have detracted from the most true "What ever Christie cooks is fine by me" line.silvercamaro wrote:I was first to vote, so for one brief shining moment, 100 percent of voters selected German food! I love German food, but it's hard to find in my area without hunting down an Octoberfest, and I rarely cook lovely hearty fare for myself.
I can bring a nice apfel strudel for dessert.
If christie cooks something else, I'll just have to hold out until I get to the Biergarten at Epcot Center, next month!
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I didn't think I should vote, but if you end up with pizza, may I please have the bones?
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Re: Moratorium Food Options
Hrumpfchristie1111 wrote:Looking at today's threads made me feel that we need to open the lounge tomorrow.
Heavy Sigh.
So you get to help pick what we have to eat.
Pick one of the poll options or suggest another.
No Canadian dishes?
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Maybe Philly Cheesesteak as the wait for a callback about that Philly job begins tomorrow.
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- christie1111
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But I did Canadian for Canadian Election Day.a1mamacat wrote:Hrumpfchristie1111 wrote:Looking at today's threads made me feel that we need to open the lounge tomorrow.
Heavy Sigh.
So you get to help pick what we have to eat.
Pick one of the poll options or suggest another.
No Canadian dishes?
Sniff
It wasn't that long ago so I thought it was okay to skip poutine this time!
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You want to live in a city with a good baseball team?jacorbett70 wrote:Maybe Philly Cheesesteak as the wait for a callback about that Philly job begins tomorrow.
I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I needed to be.
- Douglas Adams (1952 - 2001)
Si fractum non sit, noli id reficere.
Teach a child to be polite and courteous in the home and, when he grows up, he'll never be able to drive in New Jersey.
- Douglas Adams (1952 - 2001)
Si fractum non sit, noli id reficere.
Teach a child to be polite and courteous in the home and, when he grows up, he'll never be able to drive in New Jersey.
- ulysses5019
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Re: Moratorium Food Options
I want Halloween food......bone sandwichess, kitty litter cake, brain cell salad, french fried eye balls.....and bloody marys to wash it all down.
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- christie1111
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You are a week early.ulysses5019 wrote:I want Halloween food......bone sandwichess, kitty litter cake, brain cell salad, french fried eye balls.....and bloody marys to wash it all down.
I'll try to see what I can scare up for next week.
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Re: Moratorium Food Options
I'm worn out from entertaining and I didn't even have to cook! But I'll
go along with the crowd, cause I'm so agreeable.
go along with the crowd, cause I'm so agreeable.
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