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Wednesday, August 20, 2008

Home Cooking: Terry's Birthday Dinner

Terry's birthday was a week or so ago, but instead of going out, he wanted me to make him dinner. We trolled Findlay Market for fresh veggies, and ended up with a mishmash of his favorite foods. I got some Amish chicken from Luken's (whose $5 for 5 pounds of chicken leg-and-thigh quarters can't be beat; Terry likes dark meat anyway), some fresh corn, zucchini and tomatoes and I threw together a salad. Very simple, but tasty-- it tasted like summer.

Terry's birthday dinner

Mmm. Fresh tomatoes.


Terry's Birthday Cake-- bonbonerie


I firmly believe that everyone should have cake for their birthday. This cake is the Opera Cream cake from The Bonbonerie. He loved it!

9 comments:

Amber said...

That looks yummy! I almost sent you a message the other day...eggplants are $1 at Biggs. I bought one and roasted it like I do all veggies and it turned out great! Any other suggestions? We need a local forum I guess! Sorry to go off on a tangent.

Julie said...

Ratatouille? Eggplant parm? Baba ghanoush!

Bring up topics any time you want. If you have a blog post idea, let me know, and I'll post it for general discussion. You know I don't mind. :)

vudutu said...

Happy bday dude, let's do cocktails!

ShannanB said...

What does it say that I could identify that cake without reading the text?? That is my favorite, MMMM.

Happy belated B-day Terry!

Anonymous said...

It looks like summer too! :)

lauren said...

Bonbonerie.... yummmmm....

k said...

mmm...my husband and i both love the opera cream torte. i made him order it once at dewey's very early in our relationship and he fell in love. we had it as our wedding cake...it may be why he married me ;)

total side note - the top layer held up to freezing very well and was still delectable on our first anniversary.

liberal foodie said...

Happy birthday to the bf

Anonymous said...

The Irishman and I had this as our wedding cake, too! We order one on our anniversary every year.

Ridiculously good!

Please don't list the calories or fat grams...I don't even want to know.

Wednesday, August 20, 2008

Home Cooking: Terry's Birthday Dinner

Terry's birthday was a week or so ago, but instead of going out, he wanted me to make him dinner. We trolled Findlay Market for fresh veggies, and ended up with a mishmash of his favorite foods. I got some Amish chicken from Luken's (whose $5 for 5 pounds of chicken leg-and-thigh quarters can't be beat; Terry likes dark meat anyway), some fresh corn, zucchini and tomatoes and I threw together a salad. Very simple, but tasty-- it tasted like summer.

Terry's birthday dinner

Mmm. Fresh tomatoes.


Terry's Birthday Cake-- bonbonerie


I firmly believe that everyone should have cake for their birthday. This cake is the Opera Cream cake from The Bonbonerie. He loved it!

9 comments:

Amber said...

That looks yummy! I almost sent you a message the other day...eggplants are $1 at Biggs. I bought one and roasted it like I do all veggies and it turned out great! Any other suggestions? We need a local forum I guess! Sorry to go off on a tangent.

Julie said...

Ratatouille? Eggplant parm? Baba ghanoush!

Bring up topics any time you want. If you have a blog post idea, let me know, and I'll post it for general discussion. You know I don't mind. :)

vudutu said...

Happy bday dude, let's do cocktails!

ShannanB said...

What does it say that I could identify that cake without reading the text?? That is my favorite, MMMM.

Happy belated B-day Terry!

Anonymous said...

It looks like summer too! :)

lauren said...

Bonbonerie.... yummmmm....

k said...

mmm...my husband and i both love the opera cream torte. i made him order it once at dewey's very early in our relationship and he fell in love. we had it as our wedding cake...it may be why he married me ;)

total side note - the top layer held up to freezing very well and was still delectable on our first anniversary.

liberal foodie said...

Happy birthday to the bf

Anonymous said...

The Irishman and I had this as our wedding cake, too! We order one on our anniversary every year.

Ridiculously good!

Please don't list the calories or fat grams...I don't even want to know.

Wednesday, August 20, 2008

Home Cooking: Terry's Birthday Dinner

Terry's birthday was a week or so ago, but instead of going out, he wanted me to make him dinner. We trolled Findlay Market for fresh veggies, and ended up with a mishmash of his favorite foods. I got some Amish chicken from Luken's (whose $5 for 5 pounds of chicken leg-and-thigh quarters can't be beat; Terry likes dark meat anyway), some fresh corn, zucchini and tomatoes and I threw together a salad. Very simple, but tasty-- it tasted like summer.

Terry's birthday dinner

Mmm. Fresh tomatoes.


Terry's Birthday Cake-- bonbonerie


I firmly believe that everyone should have cake for their birthday. This cake is the Opera Cream cake from The Bonbonerie. He loved it!

9 comments:

Amber said...

That looks yummy! I almost sent you a message the other day...eggplants are $1 at Biggs. I bought one and roasted it like I do all veggies and it turned out great! Any other suggestions? We need a local forum I guess! Sorry to go off on a tangent.

Julie said...

Ratatouille? Eggplant parm? Baba ghanoush!

Bring up topics any time you want. If you have a blog post idea, let me know, and I'll post it for general discussion. You know I don't mind. :)

vudutu said...

Happy bday dude, let's do cocktails!

ShannanB said...

What does it say that I could identify that cake without reading the text?? That is my favorite, MMMM.

Happy belated B-day Terry!

Anonymous said...

It looks like summer too! :)

lauren said...

Bonbonerie.... yummmmm....

k said...

mmm...my husband and i both love the opera cream torte. i made him order it once at dewey's very early in our relationship and he fell in love. we had it as our wedding cake...it may be why he married me ;)

total side note - the top layer held up to freezing very well and was still delectable on our first anniversary.

liberal foodie said...

Happy birthday to the bf

Anonymous said...

The Irishman and I had this as our wedding cake, too! We order one on our anniversary every year.

Ridiculously good!

Please don't list the calories or fat grams...I don't even want to know.