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glenda_al

18 years ago

Finally saw my family, today, for Sunday brunch, at Village Tavern.

Weird combination, but it worked for me.

Toasted Flatbread with applewood bacon, caramalized onions and gruyere cheese with a bowl of wonderful clam chowder.

Son, Parke, had his usual, grits and shrimp, PJR and my DIL, both, had omelets.

Lunch/brunch/dinner: do share!

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vicki_lv_nv
18 years ago
I am having a carne asada torta and DH is having a carne asada burrito. Forgot to buy avocados, so there won't be any guacamole. It will still be good...DH is grilling the carne asada now. It smells soooooo good.
lydia1959
18 years ago
The flatbread sounds yummy!!

We had linguine with homemade meatballs tonight. DD is home from college and said she sure did miss my home cooked meals. Sweet words to a mother's ears. :-)
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Probably more left over turkey and some tomatoes fresh from the garden....nearing the end of the tomatoes.
Your lunch and Parke's sound great to me....not a fan of omelets.
I made a clam souffle to have for dinner but it tastes like too bland, has too much butter in it and is going in the garbage. (But it was easy to make and has possibilites.)
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Glenda, what is flatbread?

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