Pity Dinner Trivia

Today we are traveling "up'ta" camp! Squirt's family generously allows us to visit their beautiful home near Sugarloaf. We will eat, drink, take walks, read and play some Wii. Such fun.

Since we will be eating some fast food en route, there will be little worthy of description. Instead some PD basics... We live in an old house. The kitchen cabinet for dinner plates is on an exterior wall. This cabinet gets pretty chilly in winter, so we warm the plates on the radiator. Regular rotating to get them all consistently toasty helps ensure our delicious food does not get cold from immediate contact with freezing stoneware.

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Meal One: Pork Scaloppini

Friday, 01 January 2010 Recipe from Cook's County Review: fanastic might be one of best PD's ever

Meal Three: Chicken Thighs with Pancetta, White Beans, and Rosemary

Very tasty winter fare, Chicken Thighs with Pancetta, White Beans and Rosemary made a good meal. Israeli couscous and broccoli completed the plate. Fun this week: seeing how this tester recipe, Chicken Scarpaiello , was finally published - Chicken Scarpaiello. Our version had more hot cherry peppers and more parsley, Maybe we contributed to the final outcome!

Meal Four: Panko Crusted Haddock Sandwhiches

Triumphant return of the biggest winner ("we're all winners!") in the history of Pity Dinner... the Lenten favorite.... Haddock Sandwiches. Yum. Yum. Yum. Dory produced the best version yet and we all rejoiced. She even made the aioli earlier in the week, so it was the tastiest ever. As with many great achievements, there are occasional losses.... goodbye dear spoon rest, we will miss you. We have modified the original recipe - we prefer haddock to cod and we prefer this sauce (use regular mayo - it's worth it!). Ah, Friday fish season...

Suppah Six

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