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Thanks for changing the subject of the day, Father. Food is always a good choice – especially with photographs. mmmmmm……
That’s what I call a MacGyver Dinner: I have x, y, and z ingredients on hand, and the question: how can I make dinner out of them?
Only, your MacGyver Cuisine out-macgyvers mine. In my kitchen, Sriracha sauce covers a multitude of sins.
It’s cheese and crackers and a glass of red wine for me. And now for the entertainment – “The Scarlet and the Black” with Gregory Peck.
Some frozen vegetables and shrimp sauteed in olive oil with Tabasco, black pepper, and Tony Chachere’s. Over rice. Wine. Not bad for February in a climate colder than the one I miss.
That looks (and probably tasted) delicious. Salmon with pasta sounds so good, most especially with orange peel and pepper. But, Fr., just what is elicoidali?
joan: The shape of the pasta.
I wish I could cook like that when I HAD an interest in cooking! I hope you enjoyed it Father! Looks delicious.
Southern Baron,
Tony’s!!! Brings me back…
We put it on most everything still though we left Cajun country in 1997.
Reminds me that there was a restaurant in Rome on an out of the way street between the Trevi and the Quirinale Palace whose specialty was an orange sauce for pasta.
I can’t stand fish, but you’ve managed to to make it look appealing. Lent is coming…
All I can say is, give fish a chance.
Went with fried crappies and sunfish and canned green beans from the garden.
Because he had no interest in cooking, he said.
Crimony.
For me that means a trip to Burger King. Look what he makes when he has no interest in cooking! *shakes head*
Fr. Z, your dinner looks tasty. Next time you make it, could you give us some proportions, for less experienced cooks to try?
It was a meatless Friday here, as well. I took two frozen tilapia fillets, and seasoned them with ground mustard, cayenne pepper (just a smidge), black pepper, salt, powdered onion and garlic. Came out nicely with a squeeze of lemon. A baked potato, green salad, and a nice California chardonnay rounded out the meal.
All we are saying…is give fish a chance
Oooo, your pasta (and the ingredients that went into it) looks very yummy, Father Z! Also like the pasta bowl that it’s in-looks very ‘Roman’.
Last night I had some twisty pasta (name escapes me at present) with corn and tomato sauce. Had a piece of flat bread (the kind you put burritos and soft tacos in) and a pile of small pretzels. Had ice tea-not a wine drinker.
A very quick, thrown-together meatless meal late on a Friday night.
@ amfortas-‘All we are saying….is give fish a chance’. Ha, that’s funny! Good of you to think of it!
Ah, now I remember: my ‘twisty pasta’ is called ‘rotini’.
[smacks forehead]
@acardnal ~ we have “The Scarlet & the Black” next on our viewing list! Last night we opted for “The Bells of St. Mary’s”~
“that sounds boring” said the kids,
“it’s a classic, you might like it!” said Mom, “it’s got Bing Crosby & Ingrid Bergman!”
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But, But, Father…….
I thought Fridays were for penance.
This looks like gourmet Fish Friday to me.
It looks yummy.
I tease my husband because he LOVES fish.
Friday is no penance for him.
He actually looks forward to Fridays.
Me, I love a well cooked steak.
I think next Friday I’ll make steak for him and fish for me. (kidding)
One is to abstain from meat. That doesn’t necessarily mean one must eat fish.