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Seems like a pattern.

Cup o' wine for the pot. Cup o' wine for the cook.

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Seems like a pattern.

Cup o' wine for the pot. Cup o' wine for the cook.

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Julia childs used to make upside down martinis to keep from getting too 'faced... 2oz vermouth, 1 oz gin. I've done it...

Also try 1oz dry vermouth, 1 oz sweet vermouth, 1 dash bitters over ice, top with soda, garnish with an orange peel...perfect chef's drink.
 
Sunday’s are for Sauce (Gravy)!
Sauce!!! I can’t call it gravy, (I know that certain areas of the country do though), it just doesn’t seem right to me. Bonus points for you guys making it from scratch too. I do as well, but would never use Hunts though, just a personal preference. I’ve been using the same recipe for 45 years now. Got it from an old Italian gentleman I worked with back in the 70’s.
 
Sauce!!! I can’t call it gravy, (I know that certain areas of the country do though), it just doesn’t seem right to me. Bonus points for you guys making it from scratch too. I do as well, but would never use Hunts though, just a personal preference. I’ve been using the same recipe for 45 years now. Got it from an old Italian gentleman I worked with back in the 70’s.
Sunday Gravy is a Philly / NY thing
 
Two IPAs from a Two Roads Brewing IPA variety pack. The low cal tastes like bitter hop water, but lots of aroma. The Honeyspot Road IPA is a decent standard IPA. 2 additional IPAs recipes are in the box for later (4 IPA brews, 3 of each type)
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Sauce!!! I can’t call it gravy, (I know that certain areas of the country do though), it just doesn’t seem right to me. Bonus points for you guys making it from scratch too. I do as well, but would never use Hunts though, just a personal preference. I’ve been using the same recipe for 45 years now. Got it from an old Italian gentleman I worked with back in the 70’s.
Thanks man. This is my great grandma Natali’s recipe. I’ve changed it for me more garlic and touch more onion.

Made gnocchi and meatballs tonight
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Hung out with some great friends today. Did a cookout for lunch at their house and the kids swam. Brought the Trillium cab over to share with my friend too. Thanks @TheDudeLebowski for it! That cutting tiles smelled like OJ in a glass!!! Smooth too!!
Then we took the kids to Other Half for their Ice Cream Social event today. Enjoyed the adult version of their ice cream float. They would do one stout or blend both if you wanted. I went for both and then did pours of each separately too. Plus many more samples and BBQ from the food truck. The kids played games and ice cream before dinner is the best they say. They are not wrong.
 
Not pictured but a couple Jackie O’s tonight since I’m not too far from Athens, OH. Also a good game of wiffle ball with my brother, daughter, niece and nephews. I’m a horrible hitter, but did okay on defense. Sure made the kids laugh watching their uncle strike out. :) The heat and humidity have made their way to Ohio. Geesh.
 
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