Sloppy Joes, roasted red potatoes, green beans, and steamed carrots. I LOVE cooked carrots!

I had a couple of burgers.. too bad Flutelady is so far away. LOL

For those (few :D ) who enjoy tales of my multicultural city (apologies to the cheesecake haters *cough Aqua & osuche cough*:

Eating ugali and cheesecake (from the Toronto Star)

There's an intriguing food scene, ever so tiny, emerging on Donlands Ave.

Here, in the first block south of O'Connor, a cluster of food businesses straddles the especially wide East York street.

There's a European bakery, a deli, two paan shops, an African/Indian restaurant and a shop for Mennonite/Amish meat.

It's these last two food havens — Simba Grill and Fresh From the Farm — that deserve consideration.

Let's start with Simba Grill and a bowl of coconut curry sided by a lump (there's really no better way to put it) of ugali.

Ugali, the staple food of Africa under various names, is presented here as a boiled mush of white cornmeal and cassava flours softened with margarine. You get some with any order of curry or coconut curry.

"You take a chunk with the hand, roll it and make a hole with the thumb and scoop it and eat," says owner Sultan Jessani, dipping some ugali into a simple coconut curry with chicken.

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I LOVE FOOD & my city!! :D

Damn...I just got a wicked craving for Pho! Grrrrrrrr!

I had that craving yesterday!!! Whilst stuck in the elevator, we ended up talking about the most 'tarded things and the guy standing next to me said he eats pho when he has a cold.

Yep, true story.

:blink:

*cue crickets*

ROFL @ WI's cheese joke. I keep missing his funnies all over the board!

Tonight is butter chicken & rice. I'm such a freaking carnivore!

We did burgers and fries. Between the kids' schedules and mine it just was not possible to cook.

Burgers & fries rock! I'm sure the kids loved 'em!

Have no clue... I'm working late.

beef!

Grilled chicken breast and thigh filets- pasta with tomatoes and fresh basil, grated parmesan and olive oil- crookneck squash and maybe some jalapeno/cheese bread we bought at the farmer's market yesterday.

Why thank you, flutelady! I will be able to attend your dinner party tonight!

If I don't catch my flight, I'll eat whatever Dan rustles up for our BBQ @ the lake. My only request was potatos -- salad, baked, I don't care!

The table's been set for one more, Steph... you've got about 6 hours to get here! :teleport:

Roasted lemon chicken, homemade mac & cheese (the good kind...with breadcrumbs on top!), steamed broc, and garlic bread

is it just me or dose any one else come here when they are trying to figure out what to make for dinner.