Meal Four: Deviled Chicken

Laissez les bons temps rouler! The last Friday before Lent seems like a good time for Deviled Chicken. Crunchy chicken is always a winner dinner with this Vegas-bound crowd!

A few recipe modifications... skipped the fresh thyme, used panko crumbs and added some dark meat. Tasty updates that all enjoyed!

Green beans crisped up in the skilled and baked potatoes rounded out the meal. Dory & I had sweet potatoes and the russets got standard W-man treatment.

As he was taught by his dad, Bubbles cuts the potato in half, hollows it out... leaving some filling for structure... then the potato is mashed up with sour cream, butter and pepper. The skins get the same treatment for a handy to eat pocket like treat.

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Meal One: Pork Scaloppini

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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...

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