Something Delicious

Sun · 01-21-2013, 05:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Teddybear

Sun

I really struggled with finding something to go witht he butternut squash ravioli. I thought of baked fish or a pork roast with apples and cherry but as I was talking to a friend about how we have a date nite when cnn gets home from work tonite and was telling them about what I was thinking about. I told them that knowing that the brown butter sauce is rich I didnt know if the baked fish I was think of would pair well. I mentioned the turkey breast and they damm near jumkped thru the phone to be here when it would b done. I am glad they dont live closer enough to show up for dinner

I hear you brother. Emphasis on "date night" jeeez some people only think of themselves. Folks get psycho with food. Its a good pairing. I was with a vegetarian for many years and when I would do turkey I would cook Tofurkey for her and wound up liking it oddly enough, so that was one item that got paired with the butternut squash. If you happen to have any fresh sage, it will compliment the butter sauce nicely. If not, no big deal.

The cranberry is what got me. I am a sucker for anything cranberry that is served with poultry. Yum. Let us know how this turns out. I am so happy that you are cooking tonight, cinn is so sweet and yall are so adorable.

TheMerryFairy · 01-21-2013, 06:00 PM

Wow! There is so much going on here tonight. I LOVE it!!!! Thanks for all of the wonderful ideas and recipes.

"Date night" cooking. I really enjoy things like this. It can be simple, intimate and you can learn a lot about a person from spending time together in the kitchen & their food habits. There are always exceptions.

I had some of the same experiences you have Sun, when it comes to cooking for others. I usually make vegetarian options (with at least one vegan dish) and non vegetarian options. What I found was that 9 times out of 10 the non vegetarians liked those dishes a lot more! Go figure

Ground soy is a lifesaver haha.

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