Tuesday dinner

[Mrs. Fury]

Before



After



And ham steak sauteed in syrup, butter, Tony's and cracked black pepper.



It was delicious.

[Jeeves]

Mmm! Great combo, Mrs. F! What's for dessert?

[Admin]

Just looking at it, I had one of those moments like the Food Critic in Ratatouille.

[Mrs. Fury]

Admin, I hope that is a good thing! I don't want to offend the new forum Gods.

Dessert:

[Admin]

Admin, I hope that is a good thing! I don't want to offend the new forum Gods.

No, no, no. The moment where he takes a bite of the ratatouille, and is mentally transported back to his childhood. You have seen the movie, yes? (Spoiler, sorry.)

[Mrs. Fury]

LOL yes I just wanted to be sure. I was not sure if you wanted people posting homemade dinners on here. It's hardly gourmet but sure tasted fabulous. Thanks admin.

[Schuarta]

No, no, no. The moment where he takes a bite of the ratatouille, and is mentally transported back to his childhood. You have seen the movie, yes? (Spoiler, sorry.)

Ratatouille was my favorite movie of 2007! I brought it up on TOB and got virtually no response!

I thought that those in the fine food industry, particularly from the restaurant and kitchen viewpoint, could relate, even if it only was a "cartoon". From my response I was led to believe that almost no one in New Orleans ever saw it.

[Admin]

I was not sure if you wanted people posting homemade dinners on here. It's hardly gourmet but sure tasted fabulous.

Well, maybe not beans & weenies, but anytime someone can be shown something simple, easy, fast, and obviously satisfying that they perhaps didn't think of themselves before, it's worth sharing.

[Suzy Wong]

Hold the ham, pass the potatoez;)

Looks very good!

I liked Ratatouille a lot, so did my son, and the movie made me hungry!
Sorry must have missed your post on TOB, I'm a movie fiend.....

[Schuarta]

Sorry Mrs. Fury, no slight intended. Your diner looks great! Sorry for the sidetrack.