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Teresa NC - Thanks for the spices!

15 years ago

Teresa, you must be a mind reader. I just ran out of Penzeys Mural of Flavor. It's one of my favorites, and I had it on a list of things to order. Of course, I'll use the lamb seasoning often. Now I have a good excuse for buying lamb chops. I'll keep the Sunny Spain on the table for those dishes that need a special oomph. Thanks for remembering my husband's salt restriction.

I was wondering what to fix for dinner. Thanks to the G3 sauce your nephew created, I'll thaw a couple of beef tenderloin steaks. We'll just somehow have to make do with filets.

Anyhow, your thoughtfulness is appreciated. Thanks again.

Sue

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dedtired
15 years ago
Isn't Teresa a sweetheart? It was a pleasure to meet her "for real" at the Philadelphia get-together. She gifted me with some of the G3 sauce, too.
teresa_nc7
15 years ago
You are very welcome, Sue! Wow that was fast by the ol' USPS! I think they are trying to impress us this holiday season.

Happy Holidays!
Teresa
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mustangs81
15 years ago
I agree, Teresa is a sweetheart! Good choice, it's one of my favorite Penzey's too.
caliloo
15 years ago
Excellent choices! And yes, Teresa_NC is a winderful person. Enjoy your goodies and the G3 sauce is TDF!

Alexa
jessyf
15 years ago
(I'm still sleuthing for a TY gift! Shambo, be shameless, throw me a hint or two!)
shambo
Original Author
15 years ago
Jessy, I have a hard time being shameless, but I'll give it a try. Here are a couple ideas: 1) Silicone egg poachers. I'm no good at poaching eggs all on their own, so I thought I'd give the little silcone thingys a try. 2) Whole wheat orzo. I fix orzo all the time but wanted to try a whole wheat version. I can't find it at any of the groceries or even health food stores in my area. 3) Chutney. We both love chutney as an accompaniement to all kinds of things, especially if it has a bit of heat to it.

OK, that's it. I can't think of anything more right now. Was that shameless enough?

Sue

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