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Food & Traditional Knives

Once upon a time, my wife and I had breakfast at the Real Food Cafe. As usual, I took home part of my meal and ate the leftovers as a meal the next day. Here is a photo of what was left of my farmer's omelet, home fries, and toast. I added some broccoli. Looks like I may have hit the omelet with a little Tabasco sauce.
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- GT
 
Thai lunch ;)

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cigarrodog said:
Thank you Jack.

Your meal looks so fresh, Jack. I’d start with the cashews and work my way down.
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Thanks Harvey, it was delicious :) I usually have a Thai beer with my food there, but I'm on the waggon for a month, so just had a coke ;) :thumbsup:
pat9198 said:
It wasn't bad! I'll have it again tomorrow. :thumbsup:
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I might join you buddy! :D :thumbsup:
 
Based on the salsa jar and the 5OT lockback on the plate, this is probably a photo of a Saturday or Sunday lunch in mid-March. Looks like I mixed some vegetables (probably green pepper and onion) into an egg, fried it, and sprinkled some shredded Asiago cheese on top at the end. Then I put it between 2 slices of wheat toast, at least one of which had the blazing red hot cherry salsa spread over its surface.

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But then, for geometric fun (and because I'm an elegant and refined epicurean), I dissected the rectangular sandwich into 4 dainty triangular sandwiches which I consumed with beans and beer. Lunch for Lord of the Manor!!
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- GT
 
5K Qs said:
Based on the salsa jar and the 5OT lockback on the plate, this is probably a photo of a Saturday or Sunday lunch in mid-March. Looks like I mixed some vegetables (probably green pepper and onion) into an egg, fried it, and sprinkled some shredded Asiago cheese on top at the end. Then I put it between 2 slices of wheat toast, at least one of which had the blazing red hot cherry salsa spread over its surface.

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But then, for geometric fun (and because I'm an elegant and refined epicurean), I dissected the rectangular sandwich into 4 dainty triangular sandwiches which I consumed with beans and beer. Lunch for Lord of the Manor!!
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- GT
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Cutting sandwiches like that definitely adds a POSH factor Gary! 😁 I cut Tool Man a piece of cake like that last week, and he was very alarmed by it! 🤣:thumbsup:

Cheeseburger from Saturday :thumbsup:

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Jack Black said:
Cutting sandwiches like that definitely adds a POSH factor Gary! 😁 I cut Tool Man a piece of cake like that last week, and he was very alarmed by it! 🤣:thumbsup:

Cheeseburger from Saturday :thumbsup:

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Jack, even thought I wish POSH were my middle name, I try not to be alarmed by food, and am shocked that Tool Man was alarmed by triangular cake! :eek: 🤓 I've seen some photos you've taken of him approaching a monster sandwich in a manner that puts his jaws at risk of dislocation, and that's something one does NOT have to fear if a sandwich is dissected into numerous triangles. Those triangles let one approach a sandwich from 3 different directions at acute angles that don't tax the jaw at all!

Your cheeseburger (and corn) look good; it's been far too long since I've had a cheeseburger, in or out of Paradise!

- GT
 
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