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| If you were to cook for your date....
Posted: 6/18/2006 6:37:08 PM | Holy food thoughts batman!
Funny ... I just ate a sub and three subway cookies but with the past few posts I'm hungry again 
Oh ... a sundae would be so nice right now ........................... | |
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| If you were to cook for your date....
Posted: 6/18/2006 6:41:13 PM | | Or how about a nice rake of ribs done on the barbie in some BBQ sauce, along with stuffed baked potatoes, finished off with strawberry shortcake. | |
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| If you were to cook for your date....
Posted: 6/18/2006 6:43:31 PM | Well ... these certainly make my frozen dinner idea look really bad eh?
That's it I'm signing up for cooking lessons at the Superstore ... whose with me?  | |
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| If you were to cook for your date....
Posted: 6/18/2006 6:59:42 PM | MMMM I love Jello but orange is my favorite.
As for cooking for a date I would make Chicken,mushroom and havarti cheese stuffed manicotti with a white wine sauce. I would serve it with a fresh spinach, tomatoe and mandarin salad. | |
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| If you were to cook for your date....
Posted: 6/18/2006 7:20:55 PM | hrmmm how abiout a roated pork tenderlion with a carmelized apple and brandy cinnamon jus, with a roasted garlic yukon gold mashed potato, and lemon and butter grill asparagus. for dessert, home made white chocolate and baileys ice cream.
or if shes a seafood lover whisley and soya marinated salmon, with a orange and mango marmelade, with a herbed rice pilaf and roasted veggies. and for dissert id serve sliced fresh strawberries flambed with grand mariner(sp) and hit with fresh cream and a touch of maple sugar, topped with a drizzle of belgin chocolate.
and for a salad id make a baby spinach salad with grilled fennel, sweet peaches, toasted pecan and oven dried cranberries, tossed in a citrus and kiwi vinagrette, and finished with fresh riccota cheese. | |
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| If you were to cook for your date....
Posted: 6/18/2006 8:28:38 PM | Hmm maybe a nice quiche for brunch.
If supper? Umm maybe a steak stew or chicken casserole.
For evening snack...nacho dip and nachos.
Been awhile since I cooked anything major. | |
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| If you were to cook for your date....
Posted: 6/18/2006 8:42:10 PM | HAVEN'T you heard Polly..real men don't eat Quiche!!!!!!
lol
ummm,,,, hmmmm thinking my famous curried veggies ( you gals remember) some jasmine rice, with a light salad....and mexican flan...yummm
and fruit loops for breakfast? | |
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| If you were to cook for your date....
Posted: 6/18/2006 8:50:39 PM |
HAVEN'T you heard Polly..real men don't eat Quiche!!!!!!
Well, I guess I'm not a "real" man then. 
Although, some may disagree with that.
Real men don't wear plaid. | |
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| If you were to cook for your date....
Posted: 6/19/2006 4:12:45 AM | | Oh man, I'm sorry I looked at this thread, now I'm starving! Some great ideas here for sure, I think I'll steal some of them for myself, lol | |
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| If you were to cook for your date....
Posted: 6/19/2006 1:34:03 PM | i wouldn't be able to make up my mind what to cook.....i love it, hmmmmmmmmmmm maybe a smorgasbord.
guess it would depend on what my guest liked....guaranteed to be no brussel sprouts though, they have got to be the nastiest vegies on earth! | |
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| If you were to cook for your date....
Posted: 6/19/2006 2:06:42 PM | Well, I never cooked on my first dates...I preferred neutral territory when it came to that.
After a few dates, I would be willing to make a meal. Now to think of what....
I would start with a simple salad of greens(depends on my mood on what mix it would be) or my homemade ceaser salad(its real yummy!) The, since I make a delicious orange and garlic rack of lamb, I would do that with along with a rice pilaf and probably some asparagus.
Finish the meal with me as dessert.....hehehe
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