[Jen & Nate]

I'm having a hard time getting a handle on this week. I am working in an unusual situation which puts me in a difficult position for procuring groceries. Therefore it's really going to be all about how I can stretch what we have in the fridge. Making new meals out of my leftovers is one of my favorite tasks but there is a point where the challenge becomes nearly insurmountable. However, tonight it hadn't reached that point. Though I am wondering what the heck I'm going to do with all those pinto beans!



For the salad I used some of the leftover maple dijon salmon from last night with some beets and goat cheese over mixed greens.

Normally I would insert the latest chapter of Space Phalanx: The Human-Zzintar Wars here but I fear the story is getting a little too difficult to follow. Perhaps I'll get it back up on a separate feed sometime soon!


For the main course I made some roasted artichoke, tomato, and marscapone raviolis that I had in the freezer. I topped them off with the remaining gruyere and a little olive oil.

We're watching the Rangers-Devils game and there is an awful lot of discussion about fighting in hockey. That got me to remembering some of Wayne Gretzky's fights. I thought I'd sign off with one of my all time favorites.

Enjoy.



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[barend]

'Jen & Nate' why not 'Natifer' or 'Jate'?

Anyway...

Firstly, Your leftovers look and sound pretty damn good. I thikn I need to marry a chef.

Secondly, I think my most watched hockey fight is the 1989 big behind the goal fight which looses momentum when everyone realizes that Clint Malarchuk's throat has been cut by Tuttle's skate. It's just horrifying.

Here's the interview and fight.
Be warned, there is blood, and lots of it.
http://www.youtube.c...h?v=dT4PenDwiPo
EDIT: MY embeding didn't work.

This post has been edited by barend: 10 February 2009 - 06:42 PM

[Chefelf]

Hmmm. I am hesitant to watch that.

I think you should marry a chef!

[Chefelf]

Oh man! I watched.

[barend]

It's not the blood that bothers me, but the fact that he's so alone. Everyone's too busy fighting to notice.