What's For Lunch?
 

late lunch today:

greens/ feta/ strips of leftover steak/ basalmic vinagrette
followed by a big glass of Silk chocolate soymilk

monteray chicken and garlic mashed taters. Vitamin water.

Your basic turkey, american cheese, and mayo sandwich on rye bread. Peanuts. Grapes. Water to drink.

Picnic at the pool. Very nice.

Leftover miso soup and a juicebox (apple).

salmon fried brown rice

Curried Chicken Pie

Drunk turkey sando ( the turkey was injected with cajun butter and cooked on our beer can chicken/turkey cooker ) on a whole wheat bun , a little mayo and a sprinkle of salt , plain chips and a coke YUM !!!!!!!

toasted ham and cheese with fries and a Pepsi

What's it like eating on the road so much?

A Mom's Special from Mom's Deli (4412 Jamieson Ave., St. Louis, MO 63109 USA...sorry, no website): ham, roast beef, turkey, munchee cheese, lettuce, tomatoes and homemade 1000 Island dressing on French bread. $4.95 plus tax. Voted the best deli in St. Louis for something like 15 straight years.

A spinach salad, with sesame dressing. I thought we were having spaghetti and meatballs for dinner tonight, so I went with a light lunch. Now I'm starving, and I just found out...no spaghetti and meatballs. :sniff:

So, Mr. Blue is currently doubled over in pain from you kicking him in the nads over no spaghetti? :)

Don't give me any ideas! I'm just cranky enough...

I'm going to have leftover chip-shop chips (chunky fried chipped potatoes, not french fries) from last night. Reheated in the microwave at work. Can't wait - they're really salt & vinegary and will make the whole place smell like a chip-shop.

Although am having tea & biscuits until I clear this mailout from my desk - chip grease is not really appreciated on letters to GPs.

lots of comfort foods, which are not doing my waistline any good.

There are tricks to finding a good place to eat on the road, several of which involve the use of my CB and THIRD ANTENNA. I am also amused at the four wheel travelers who think that any place a trucker eats just HAS to be good! :neutral:

My favorite trick, however, involves the creative use of my crock pot for hot meals for little money. I budget $100/week for eats, although I met a gf for lunch yesterday and wound up spending a C note on lunch at Chilies, a place that I usually avoid. Payoff: she brought two friends and I didn't get back "home" until midnight! :thumb2: