What's for dinner?

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spike wrote:I’m going to lobby for shrimp po boys from a nearby place.
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Real question is did wease get takeout?
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He did not. He was still rather full from lunch so he just made popcorn, instead.
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how could you do this to us
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I am happy for wease to have had a night to himself
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I think it’s code for a liquid dinner.
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fish and chips
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corned beef and cabbage
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Arctic char
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Bammer wrote:I am happy for wease to have had a night to himself
And now, after proper arrangements have been made, Wease has it all to himself till Saturday!

Tonight is sushi take-out.
Tomorrow night will be Philly cheesesteaks I will make at home.
Friday is TBD
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spike wrote:I think it’s code for a liquid dinner.
It was a rather large Detroit egg cream.
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wease wrote:
Bammer wrote:I am happy for wease to have had a night to himself
And now, after proper arrangements have been made, Wease has it all to himself till Saturday!

Tonight is sushi take-out.
Tomorrow night will be Philly cheesesteaks I will make at home.
Friday is TBD
what are your go-to sushi's?
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doug rr wrote:
wease wrote:
Bammer wrote:I am happy for wease to have had a night to himself
And now, after proper arrangements have been made, Wease has it all to himself till Saturday!

Tonight is sushi take-out.
Tomorrow night will be Philly cheesesteaks I will make at home.
Friday is TBD
what are your go-to sushi's?
A couple of rolls locally named. I’ll see if I can find the menu online.
Then, tuna nigiri and a spicy tuna hand roll.

Here’s the menu. It’s the only full menu I can find online.

https://www.foodofyourmoodcookeville.co ... rTime=ASAP

I typically get the Sam roll and the Cookeville roll.
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wease wrote:
doug rr wrote:
wease wrote:
Bammer wrote:I am happy for wease to have had a night to himself
And now, after proper arrangements have been made, Wease has it all to himself till Saturday!

Tonight is sushi take-out.
Tomorrow night will be Philly cheesesteaks I will make at home.
Friday is TBD
what are your go-to sushi's?
A couple of rolls locally named. I’ll see if I can find the menu online.
Then, tuna nigiri and a spicy tuna hand roll.

Here’s the menu. It’s the only full menu I can find online.

https://www.foodofyourmoodcookeville.co ... rTime=ASAP

I typically get the Sam roll and the Cookeville roll.
nice..i like the sam and the cook reference...they should have a Les Pollock roll..get a spicy scallop hand roll and tell me if its any good..those are usually my favorites
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i just noticed they have a trump roll
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doug rr wrote:
wease wrote:
doug rr wrote:
wease wrote:
Bammer wrote:I am happy for wease to have had a night to himself
And now, after proper arrangements have been made, Wease has it all to himself till Saturday!

Tonight is sushi take-out.
Tomorrow night will be Philly cheesesteaks I will make at home.
Friday is TBD
what are your go-to sushi's?
A couple of rolls locally named. I’ll see if I can find the menu online.
Then, tuna nigiri and a spicy tuna hand roll.

Here’s the menu. It’s the only full menu I can find online.

https://www.foodofyourmoodcookeville.co ... rTime=ASAP

I typically get the Sam roll and the Cookeville roll.
nice..i like the sam and the cook reference...they should have a Les Pollock roll..get a spicy scallop hand roll and tell me if its any good..those are usually my favorites
It’s ok. The scallop mixture they use has their mayonnaise stuff in it and it’s usually a LOT of it. Sometimes the other stuff can help hide the mayo and it’s tolerable, but not in this one. It’s just too overpowering. They used to have scallops available as nigiri and a special nigiri they called Heaven (and it was) that was scallop-based. Those were go-to’s EVERY time I went. But they took them off the menu 3-4 years ago.
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doug rr wrote:i just noticed they have a trump roll
It’s not because of him. They had it when they opened 12 or so years ago. It’s actually tasty, but expensive.
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Corned beef and cabbage I guess
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I had that on Sunday. Jumped the gun I know, but Sunday's a good day for it.
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Yeah Sunday feels like the right day for that.
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