What's your plans for this evenings' meal? Something light but filling or
a full-blown meal with lots of side dishes?
I spied a package of individual plump, bun length kielbasa at the grocery store on Friday. Maybe they've always been available and I've just not
paid attention as I normally buy a rope of this sausage. The rope is
great when I'm going to make full dish of something like potatoes and
onions, but this will be eaten on a steak bun with mustard and pickle
relish. All pork, too!
While pawing through the bun length different sausages I saw a package of
bun length andouille sausage, also. I've only seen that in a rope for a full dish of jambalaya or a potato dish; that's a purchase for another
few weeks down the line.
Amazing what can be found at the grocery store when time is taken to actually look at what's offered. ????
What's your plans for this evenings' meal? Something light but filling or
a full-blown meal with lots of side dishes?
ItsJoanNotJoAnn@webtv.net wrote in article <1789329073-4742 @newsgrouper.org>:
What's your plans for this evenings' meal? Something light but filling or a full-blown meal with lots of side dishes?
Definitely something simple. Full-blown meals are for when I have
guests.
I spied a package of individual plump, bun length kielbasa at the grocery store on Friday. Maybe they've always been available and I've just not paid attention as I normally buy a rope of this sausage. The rope is
great when I'm going to make full dish of something like potatoes and onions, but this will be eaten on a steak bun with mustard and pickle relish. All pork, too!
That'll be good!
Amazing what can be found at the grocery store when time is taken to actually look at what's offered. ÿ?ÿÿ
Ever check out the clearance shelves at the back? There's usually
a lot of weird stuff, but often one or two things I don't mind
trying.
On 9/13/2026 3:51 PM, ItsJoanNotJoAnn@webtv.net wrote:
What's your plans for this evenings' meal? Something light but filling or a full-blown meal with lots of side dishes?
My digestive system is still not back to normal but, no excuses here.
I'm thinking something elegant like crackers and cheese and a robust red wine. I have a nice sharp cheddar.
Ed P <esp@snet.n> posted:
On 9/13/2026 3:51 PM, ItsJoanNotJoAnn@webtv.net wrote:
My digestive system is still not back to normal but, no excuses here.
What's your plans for this evenings' meal? Something light but filling or >>> a full-blown meal with lots of side dishes?
I'm thinking something elegant like crackers and cheese and a robust red
wine. I have a nice sharp cheddar.
Cheese and crackers are great as is peanut butter, but I'd opt for milk.A mature Cheddar is my "go-to" cheese but occasionally I will
Not sure how peanut butter and wine would go down. ?
I loooove cheddar and have developed a great fondness for Havarti, too.
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What's your plans for this evenings' meal? Something light but filling or
a full-blown meal with lots of side dishes?
I'm thinking something elegant like crackers and cheese and a robust red
wine. I have a nice sharp cheddar.
Cheese and crackers are great as is peanut butter, but I'd opt for milk.
Not sure how peanut butter and wine would go down. ?
I loooove cheddar and have developed a great fondness for Havarti, too.
What's your plans for this evenings' meal? Something light but filling or
a full-blown meal with lots of side dishes?
The True Melissa <thetruemelissa@gmail.comNOSPAM> posted:
ItsJoanNotJoAnn@webtv.net wrote in article <1789329073-4742 @newsgrouper.org>:
What's your plans for this evenings' meal? Something light but filling or
a full-blown meal with lots of side dishes?
I spied a package of individual plump, bun length kielbasa at the grocery store on Friday. Maybe they've always been available and I've just not paid attention as I normally buy a rope of this sausage. The rope is great when I'm going to make full dish of something like potatoes and onions, but this will be eaten on a steak bun with mustard and pickle relish. All pork, too!
That'll be good!
I'll post a report.
What's your plans for this evenings' meal? Something light but filling or
a full-blown meal with lots of side dishes?
On 9/13/2026 3:51 PM, ItsJoanNotJoAnn@webtv.net wrote:
My digestive system is still not back to normal but, no excuses here.
What's your plans for this evenings' meal? Something light but filling or >> a full-blown meal with lots of side dishes?
I'm thinking something elegant like crackers and cheese and a robust red >wine. I have a nice sharp cheddar.
Ed P <esp@snet.n> posted:
On 9/13/2026 3:51 PM, ItsJoanNotJoAnn@webtv.net wrote:
My digestive system is still not back to normal but, no excuses here.
What's your plans for this evenings' meal? Something light but filling or >> > a full-blown meal with lots of side dishes?
I'm thinking something elegant like crackers and cheese and a robust red
wine. I have a nice sharp cheddar.
Cheese and crackers are great as is peanut butter, but I'd opt for milk.
Not sure how peanut butter and wine would go down. ?
Cheese and crackers are great as is peanut butter, but I'd opt for milk.
Not sure how peanut butter and wine would go down. ?
I loooove cheddar and have developed a great fondness for Havarti, too.
On 9/13/2026 4:48 PM, ItsJoanNotJoAnn@webtv.net wrote:
Cheese and crackers are great as is peanut butter, but I'd opt for milk. Not sure how peanut butter and wine would go down. ?
I loooove cheddar and have developed a great fondness for Havarti, too.
I've not had a glass of milk since a teenager. Just never liked it, in spite of liking so many milk products. I don't have lunch, but I often
have an afternoon snack with a couple of crackers and PBJ. My choice of beverage though, is a cup of tea.
A cup of hot tea is very satisfying with peanut butter and crackers as is a good cup of coffee. There's something about the crunchy crackers, soft and gooey peanut butter and a hot beverage that just hits the spot.
Lunch was vegetable soup and some Syrian
What's your plans for this evenings' meal? Something light but filling or
a full-blown meal with lots of side dishes?
Amazing what can be found at the grocery store when time is taken to actually look at what's offered. ÿ?ÿÿ
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