Whew! You know how to eat good. I'd add a lamb chop, marinated in a vinaigrette with rosemary, grilled over oak with a poblano cream sauce. (my girlfriend isn't a lamb lover). Then there's rabbit, goat and duck. So much food, so little time.... > -----Original Message----- > From: owner-chile-heads@globalgarden.com > [mailto:owner-chile-heads@globalgarden.com]On Behalf Of David Wright > Sent: Saturday, May 16, 1998 7:20 PM > To: chile-heads@globalgarden.com > Subject: [CH] Tonight's dinner > > > Here's what I did for myself tonight, considering that my wife and true > love is out of town for the weekend and that she is neither a fan of > oysters nor a CH. > > I fried some bacon while I cleaned a supermarket-determined bunch of > spinach and left it wet while I chopped three cloves of garlic > and put them > into another frying pan along with some olive oil. Then I drained a > container of raw oysters and coated them with masa harina while I added a > little oil to the bacon pan and re-heated that. Both pans hot, started the > spinach and garlic and covered it and reduced the heat when it started to > wilt. Fried the oysters in the bacon drippings/oil. Put the garlic-spinach > into a Chinese noodle bowl and topped it with the oysters. Slathered the > whole thing with Sontera Habenero sauce and washed it down with a Shiner > Bock or two. Ahhhhh. I miss her, but this makes it easier. > > David >