What did you have for dinner II?

Petite beef filet, medium rare, mushrooms & onions, pan seared asparagus
Ok, I have to ask, especially as I think that you referenced Copper Cellar at one point: how did you get to be a foodie? What is your work experience in this area?

You keep putting up beautiful pics, and I am jelly. 😁
 
Friday- mom made fried taters, soup beans, cornbread, and fresh lettuce and green onions with bacon, then poured the bacon grease over that.
Saturday- 3 tacos and 1 burrito from taco casa
Today we had our regular Mexican
 
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Bough a couple of Home Run Inn frozen pizzas on sale. Doctored up the mergherita with chicken sausage by adding thinly sliced onion and baby bella mushrooms. It was OK pizza, but, the outer rim of the crust was hard, like a baked cracker.

I like Napoli pizza. I wish there was a frozen Napoli-style pizza. I'd become a loyal customer. If/when I ever retire, I'll make my own pizza dough to get that Napoli style, dadgummit!
 
Bough a couple of Home Run Inn frozen pizzas on sale. Doctored up the mergherita with chicken sausage by adding thinly sliced onion and baby bella mushrooms. It was OK pizza, but, the outer rim of the crust was hard, like a baked cracker.

I like Napoli pizza. I wish there was a frozen Napoli-style pizza. I'd become a loyal customer. If/when I ever retire, I'll make my own pizza dough to get that Napoli style, dadgummit!
You can get decent dough at Publix in the "fresh" bread section. It's in a small cooler. Doctor it a little to get the crust the way you like it. I.e. add a little bread flour for a more crispy crust.
 
You can get decent dough at Publix in the "fresh" bread section. It's in a small cooler. Doctor it a little to get the crust the way you like it. I.e. add a little bread flour for a more crispy crust.
Harris Teeter also sells the dough. Trader Joe's sells a seasoned one that is really good.
 
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