What's for dinner?

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Tonight is our annual Russian/Jewish celebration dinner.

caviar
blini
potato latkes
white fish salad
pickled herring
smoked salmon
cucumber
capers
whole wheat everything bagels
vodka

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epilogue wrote:Tonight is our annual Russian/Jewish celebration dinner.

caviar
blini
potato latkes
white fish salad
pickled herring
smoked salmon
cucumber
capers
whole wheat everything bagels
vodka

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doug rr wrote:the mrs. is whipping up a spicy chicken stir fry with peanuts and celery....

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sausage and eggs...maybe a bowl of raisin bran
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pappardelle with shiitake mushrooms..
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Probably the leftover pasta.
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pad thai
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roasted brussel sprouts, grilled hatch green chile sausage, and krat mac n cheese :haha: :P 8-)
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i bought a pound of impossible burger today..going to try cheeseburgers tonight..we've only ever had beyond burgers
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doug rr wrote:i bought a pound of impossible burger today..going to try cheeseburgers tonight..we've only ever had beyond burgers
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raisin bran

i also have leftover dickey's fried okra i may eat
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lennytheweedwhacker wrote:raisin bran

i also have leftover dickey's fried okra i may eat
what is your method of reheating fried okra?
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doug rr wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:raisin bran

i also have leftover dickey's fried okra i may eat
what is your method of reheating fried okra?
i don't have one...what would you recommend? i only have a microwave, stove top, and oven
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lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
doug rr wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:raisin bran

i also have leftover dickey's fried okra i may eat
what is your method of reheating fried okra?
i don't have one...what would you recommend? i only have a microwave, stove top, and oven
stove top like jiffy pop
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doug rr wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
doug rr wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:raisin bran

i also have leftover dickey's fried okra i may eat
what is your method of reheating fried okra?
i don't have one...what would you recommend? i only have a microwave, stove top, and oven
stove top like jiffy pop
i've never made that

should i just coat a pan with a little oil and toss and turn the okra a bit?
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lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
doug rr wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
doug rr wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:raisin bran

i also have leftover dickey's fried okra i may eat
what is your method of reheating fried okra?
i don't have one...what would you recommend? i only have a microwave, stove top, and oven
stove top like jiffy pop
i've never made that

should i just coat a pan with a little oil and toss and turn the okra a bit?
yes, but you have to do it in shorts
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doug rr wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
doug rr wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
doug rr wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:raisin bran

i also have leftover dickey's fried okra i may eat
what is your method of reheating fried okra?
i don't have one...what would you recommend? i only have a microwave, stove top, and oven
stove top like jiffy pop
i've never made that

should i just coat a pan with a little oil and toss and turn the okra a bit?
yes, but you have to do it in shorts
no
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going to figure something out with a chicken breast, rice and saag paneer
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Not sure. I'll happily take suggestions.
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