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Cumulonimbus

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**This is the THIRD time I’m typing out this post after stupid Ecto ate it twice before. Anyone know how to fix this?**

Why am I referring to clouds again? Well, there are a multitude of reasons…but before I get to that, a definition:

cu·mu·lo·nim·bus [kyoo-myuh-loh-nim-buhs] –noun,plural-bus. a cloud of a class indicative of thunderstorm conditions, characterized by large, dense towers that often reach altitudes of 30,000 ft. (9000 m) or more, cumuliform except for their tops, which appear fibrous because of the presence of ice crystals: occurs as a single cloud or as a group with merged bases and separate tops.

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In ordinary, normal, everyday English though, cumulonimbus clouds are those tall pouffy clouds that look like they’re sitting on something in the sky.

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So much of today, I felt like I was above the clouds for, as I said, a multitude of reasons.

Reason #1: All of your kind and genuine comments on my post from last night truly uplifted my spirits! I checked my comments a few times today, and each and every time, my mood would get better with your amazing comments! Thank you SO much, and as my mom used to say, “poop on you!” to the negative commenters!

Reason #2: I made a fan-freaking-tastic dinner! I started out with something I’ve been thinking about since I made it last: Gina’s raw sushi rolls with cauliflower “rice”. They were just as good as last time, and I filled them with cucumber, avocado, and some shredded crabmeat.

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I continued with a delicious spinach salad with a pan-roasted Ahi tuna filet. I bought the most amazing-looking tuna filets at Trader Joe’s yesterday, and I’d been thinking about them all day, so I knew they had to be on the menu. I whipped up a quick salad dressing with:
  • 1 Tbsp. dijon mustard
  • 1 Tbsp. balsamic vinegar
  • 1 Tbsp. olive oil
  • 1 tsp. minced garlic
  • 1 tsp. oregano

I shook them together and then set the dressing aside while I pan-roasted the tuna filet in a super-hot skillet with some olive and sesame oil. I over-cooked it slightly, but it was still delicious! While it cooked, I cut up my cucumbers, dressed the salad, and then sliced the tuna. The whole darn thing got sprinkled with sesame seeds.

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Reason #3: Lemon Vanilla Cloud Cookies

After last night’s coconut clouds, I knew I had to perfect the recipe. I hesitate to call these meringues because they’re lacking the sugar that standard meringues have, but I’m good with calling them clouds. They sound so happy!

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Lemon Vanilla Clouds
Ingredients
5 egg whites, brought to room temperature
2 packets Splenda (or 1/4 c. sugar)
2 tsp. lemon juice
1 tsp. lemon zest
1 vanilla bean, halved and scraped

Directions
Heat the oven to 200*. Beat the egg whites until soft peaks form. Add the lemon juice, zest, Splenda, and vanilla, and whip until stiff peaks form. Pipe or spoon onto a clean and dry cookie sheet, then place in the oven until lightly browned and dry (about 2 hours).

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Reason #4: There’s a great thing happening on my OpenSky shop tomorrow! OpenSky has been hosting cooperative shopping deals called GroupShops and I’m going to be apart of one from 9 a.m. tomorrow until midnight on Friday. All the details will be revealed tomorrow morning, but what I can tell you is that it involves EnviTotes and will be under $25!

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So after a day of feeling above the clouds, and then eating some clouds, it’s time for me to land and go to bed shortly…

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A Gin(a)ious

Sometimes, I’ll be reading a food blog (you know, one of the hundreds I subscribe to) and I’ll see some random food combination or recipe and think “Really? What the heck was she thinking?” And it’s always the girls, right Matt? The guys always do “normal” combos, and us girls? Sometimes, I just don’t know…

Then sometimes, there’s something I think is weird the first time I see it, and then it sticks in my brain. It’s like a peanut butter smear that just won’t go away. I ponder, and think, and revisit posts dozens of times… and then I ask the author for specifics about that recipe or combo. And then I think on it some more. And then I find myself in the aisle of the grocery store that happens to have 90% of the ingredients I need, and I decide to go for it.

And you’re thinking now “Whattheheckisshetalkingaboutnow?” Yeah, I can read your mind from here OOOOoooooOOOOHhhhhhhhh….

I’m talking about Gina’s raw cauliflower sushi rice. I saw it months ago when she was in culinary school at 108 Degrees, and it stuck in my head. I know it’s not her recipe per se, but she’s the one I associate with it. I asked her today if there was a recipe or to just go with the ingredients til they taste right, she said to go by taste, and so I went. Mostly because well, with this whole “not eating grains or many carbs” Paleo diet thing, the thing I miss the most is definitely sushi.

In my food processor went a small head of raw cauliflower, which I pulsed until it vaguely resembled rice. Then I transferred it to a bowl and seasoned it with about 1/4 c. rice vinegar, one packet of Splenda (SHAMEFUL ha right), salt, pepper, and a little garlic powder. Then I tried my hand for the first time at rolling my own sushi rolls.


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Not bad for my first time, eh? Adam and I got all these sushi sets as engagement presents (seriously, 3 of them) and they’ve just been sitting there, so I figured I’d break them out. These lovely raw rolls are filled with avocado, organic Persian cucumber sticks, and some (definitely not raw) canned crabmeat.

Gina my dear, you are a freaking genius. Absolutely GENIUS! Do you all get the title now?? :) I ate 2 rolls like the one pictured, then stirred the leftover ingredients together into a salad of sorts with a bit of sesame oil and sesame seeds. I have this feeling that I’ll be buying a lot more cauliflower now, and Adam, I apologize… you do have to sleep in the same room as me…

I purchased something new to eat with my sushi, and since I don’t have very many “this is my hand holding something I ate today” photos, I figured I’d start with my lovely Japanese wasabi paste. It was $2 and the hottest wasabi I’ve ever had!

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And I’m finishing my meal off with a piece of this remarkable $1 Polish dark chocolate I get from our ethnic market. It’s better than any non-gourmet dark chocolate I’ve ever had, and better than most gourmet ones too!

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I’m making some turkey burgers for Adam and for lunch tomorrow, so my cooking isn’t over yet… and I’m taking the first step of tackling Mount Clothesmore in our second bedroom tomorrow. I’ve been putting it off for 3 years and I just have to DO it. Please reassure me I don’t need the stuff I haven’t worn since I moved??

A couple of reminders for you:

Have a great Thursday all!

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I Heart Whole Foods

After work today, I had to drive out to my mom’s office for some wedding related stuff. My mom’s office is in a suburb which is right near the day camp that I work at all summer. This suburb has all sorts of wonderful things in it that we don’t yet have out here in chain-restaurant-ville… but most importantly, it has a HUGE and GORGEOUS Whole Foods!

This specific whole foods has not one, not two, but THREE enormous salad and hot bars, everything is constantly refreshed and it has, by far, the BEST selection of different foods I’ve ever seen at any Whole Foods. I haven’t had Whole Foods hot bar in months, and when I realized that my route home from my mom’s office would take me RIGHT past this mecca of food goodness, I knew what dinner was going to be.

I noticed immediately that the store had been rearranged because just to the left of the door was a wall of bars. Every single kind of bar I’ve ever wanted to try was sitting there, beckoning… I managed to restrain myself:

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Snacks for the rest of the week!

Then I perused the hot and cold bars for a while. I thought and thought, and eventually decided on what dinner would be. I didn’t want a ridiculous conglomeration of odd foods, but I wanted some variety.

I decided on a spicy tuna roll from the sushi bar, which I thought was brown rice, but alas, it was not. Still delicious!

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I love Whole Foods’ spicy sauce. It’s not too mayo-y.

I also, of course, got a container of some salad randomness:


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Romaine, spinach, topped with hummus, cucumbers, marinated mushrooms, baked tofu, and a small spoonful of the best macaroni and cheese

I’m quite satisfied. There’s a little bit of hummus and mushrooms left, and I’m trying to decide whether or not to save it for later or eat it now! there’s some pumpkin ice cream in the freezer calling my name…

You tell me, what’s your biggest Whole Foods/Health food store weakness?



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Messing Everything Up

So it’s been Noodle Wednesday for the last three weeks. We talked about maybe going for noodles, but then Adam went and suggested Sushi Station. We all know how I can’t turn down sushi! We had much of the same stuff we had the last time we went. Don’t remember? Here’s a review:


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Now do you remember?? We did get 3 new things tonight though:

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Dream Roll: Shrimp, krab, cream cheese, cucumber all wrapped in pink soy paper


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Mini cheesecake squares and mini cream puffs

It was all quite enjoyable! We stopped by Barnes and Noble afterward for a coffee, and I thoroughly enjoyed my decaf skinny caramel macchiato… as camera shy as it was.

OH! The winner of the Progresso Prize Pack from MyBlogSpark was determined using random.org, and came up with:

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Which was this comment:

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QUIX!!! Congratulations! Email me with your mailing address, and I’ll get your info onto your benefactor!

Today marks exactly ONE MONTH until our wedding!!! I can hardly believe it! I have a second dress fitting tomorrow, and a date to go shopping at IKEA for some centerpiece details this weekend.

Tomorrow also marks the return of Guests for Dinner!! If you’d like to be featured in the return of this fantastic series, send me an email and I’ll get you details on how to participate.

Have a great night, I’m off to watch Top Chef!

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365 Days (Giveaway Post)

359 Posts

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ONE YEAR OF WHAT’S FOR DINNER!

Did anyone figure it out? The theme for yesterday’s Cute Food Saturday was “birthday cakes”. Not because any human was having a birthday, but because the blog was! I cannot believe it’s been a year already. I’ve met some of the most amazing people, both virtually and in real life, and had wonderful experiences, fun times, and great food.

I’ve discovered new foods


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Indulged addictions:


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Drastically improved photos:


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Then and Now

Eaten at amazing restaurants:


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Tru thanks to FoodBuzz, Frontera Grill

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The Publican, and Red Mango/Yogen Fruz

And through all this, we’ve been planning our wedding, which will be in 41 days!

To celebrate my Blogiversary, I’m going to give one lucky What’s For Dinner reader a “favorite things” prize pack including, but not limited to:
  • One foodie charm of their choice
  • One coupon for free Oikos yogurt (16 oz)
  • One 32 oz. jar Tropical Traditions Extra Virgin Coconut OIl
  • One coupon for free Alouette spreadable cheese
  • One package of Matt’s Cookies (a Chicago favorite)
  • Three pieces of Fannie May chocolate (another Chicago fave, individually wrapped of course)
  • Two Cherry Pie Larabars
  • A Food-Themed bracelet by my ColorHungry friend
  • One Chicago-themed travel mug

That’s not all, but I haven’t figured out the rest yet! Due to shipping costs, entry is limited to US residents only. How to enter? The usual!

  1. Leave a comment below for one entry
  2. Link back to this post on your blog, or email me for a second entry, AND leave a second comment that you’ve done so..
  3. Tweet about the contest mentioning @imadedinner AND (this is the key for the third entry) leave a second comment to tell me you’ve done so

Only comments will be counted for entry!! The contest will run the whole week, and the winner will be announced on Sunday, October 25th.

I spent today at the apple orchard with Lizz and Skylar, and then we went to Asian Noodle House…enjoy the pictures!


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Thank you all for continuing to read my little blog, and for being such wonderful additions to my life. I’m truly grateful for all of you!


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Fall Has Fell

Something happened today that really and truly signifies that Fall is here. No, I didn’t carve pumpkins, or jump in leaves, or even go apple picking. No, nothing that typical.

I did this:

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Yep, the nails are O.P.I. Lincoln Park After Dark, my favorite fall shade of nail polish EVER! They’ll be back to a French manicure for the wedding, but for now? Now they’re going to be more “fall”. I could see my breath on my way home from the nail salon, I broke out a fleece jacket and the Ugg boots, and am rocking some cozy sweatpants tonight. Fall has definitely fallen…

We celebrated Friday with an old tradition, Sushi Friday! We decided to head to Sushi Station due to the variety and the lack of waiting for our orders.

In lieu of my usual photo montage, I made a slideshow of our sushi adventure. Enjoy the randomness of our Sushi Station dinner:


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Make sure you come back tomorrow for Cute Food Saturday, and Sunday for a very special announcement! OH! And check out Coco’s Dr. Kracker Giveaway!


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Sushi Bender

I have been looking forward to dinner tonight for about two weeks now. Why? Well, for the first time since our insane dinner at Tru, I got to hang out with Jenn, a.k.a. EatingBender! We talk fairly often, and have been planning a “suburban evening” for some time now.

So tonight was the night! I picked Jenn up at the train station (luckily, Chicago and its surrounding areas have amazing public transportation!) and we pretty much made a beeline for my absolute favorite sushi place, Daruma. I’m always so excited to bring anyone there because the food is so great, but I was beyond excited to bring Jenn. This would make time number 3 that Jenn and I have had sushi together, and I really think this was the best. Granted, I’m biased because I love the place, but you can judge by checking this post and this post. The meal tonight trumps them all!

Jenn was awesome, and totally went with my suggestions… so we started with agedashi tofu. It’s a lightly tempura fried piece of soft tofu in a mushroom-soy broth


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Then continued with four of my absolute favorite rolls. On the top left is a special spicy tuna called “harumaki” with 2 kinds of spicy sauce, scallions, and fresh tuna. On the right is the crazy roll, full of salmon, tuna, yellowtail, cucumber, avocado, masago (fish eggs) and spicy sauce. On the lower left is the caterpillar roll with eel and egg, then topped with avocado.

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Then, the best roll came. I believe I described this roll to Jenn as the “holy grail of all rolls that are sushi.” This roll is a tempura shrimp with spicy sauce rolled up in rice, then topped with tempura crunch, dried seaweed, and eel sauce (like teriyaki). It Is. So. Good.

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Oh, and sesame seeds. I forgot the sesame seeds. I swear, I could eat nothing but this roll every day and be happy. Well, this one and crazy rolls…

It was so nice to sit and chat with Jenn about all sorts of things that many other people in my life just don’t “get”. We asked the host, Thomas, to take a picture of us before we left, and he insisted we take it in front of the restaurant’s namesake: the daruma. It’s a Japanese doll designed for good luck and wish-keeping. The right eye is usually filled in, and the left is filled in when a wish is fulfilled.


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Thank you SO MUCH for making the trek out here Jenn! I can’t wait to hang out again, and soon!

As for me, I need to get to bed.

Just a reminder to check out and donate your pennies to the A to Z Literacy Project... every little bit helps!


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Todai Today

I did NOT want to cook tonight, and Adam and I both decided fairly early that we wanted sushi (are you surprised, seriously?) But, rather than going to our regular sushi place, Daruma, we went to a Japanese Seafood and Sushi Buffet called Todai. I’ve visited this place before, but never for dinner…and was I in for a surprise! I wasn’t able to get a good shot of the whole restaurant, but you can sort of see how huge it is behind this little lemon-looking mascot named Toby.

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I ended up with a vast variety of food spread around 3 separate plates. First off was a mushroom salad, green bean salad, and a variety of delicious sushi roll pieces. I honestly don’t remember what they all are! I know there’s a spicy tuna on there, an avocado nigiri, and some marinated salmon sashimi:


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Next came a shared plate of tempura which included shrimp, broccoli, sweet potato, and *gasp* KABOCHA SQUASH! There were also 2 pieces of tonkatsu (fried pork) and a small piece of very out-of-place pizza. I was thinking of so many of you as I ate my delicious kabocha tempura!

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Next up were a few assorted nigiri, a couple rolls, and a HUGE glass of water.

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Last, but certainly not least came dessert. They have DOZENS of tiny little desserts, and you all know how I feel about cute and tiny food… Clockwise from the top: chocolate roll, pineapple tart, cream puff, cheesecake, strawberry cake, and a shot glass of creme brulee.

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It was a delicious meal, topped off with tiny desserts, and a trip to target for baby shower gifts… all in all, a great night!

What’s For Dinner is quite popular! I’m on ZestyCook with a guest post, and the wonderful Whitney in Chicago interviewed me for her “Gapers Block Drive Thru” post on Chicagoland bloggers. The photo is courtesy of the lovely Jenn, and thanks SO MUCH Whitney and Zesty for the opportunities!

I still have a ton of crocheting to do, as well as wedding invitations to address and stamp… so I’m signing off!
Have a great Thursday!


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You Spin Me Right Round

Dinner tonight was an easy decision.

We spent the day erranding and being productive, and Adam mentioned early on that we should go back to Sushi Station soon.

That’s all it took! One mention of the amazing spinning sushi bar that we went to last week and my mind was made up. THAT is what we were having for dinner. I know it’s irresponsible to spend so much money eating out…but since groceries were paid for with gift cards, I thought it was slightly less irresponsible.

This time, I made sure to take NICE pictures of what we ate, as well as making note of what they were. There were less tempura-based rolls this time, and a few more nigiri pieces. Each plate is color coded to indicate to the server what price to charge, and Adam and I split all but 2 plates.


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Philly roll with salmon, cream cheese, avocado; fresh salmon nigiri

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Fresh king crab nigiri; spicy salmon roll

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Chu-toro (medium fatty tuna) with scallion; volcano roll with spicy tuna, scallion, cucumber

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Caribbean roll with avocado, shrimp, and crab salad; spicy scallop nigiri (Adam ate this on his own)

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Medium fatty super white tuna w/plum paste and scallion (I didn’t share); caterpillar roll w/shrimp and eel

I know you’re wondering about this spinning sushi bar… so I went into full-out food blogger nerd-mode and filmed it for a minute and 30 seconds. Check it out!



Pretty cool huh? That’s Adam’s hand grabbing that piece of white tuna for me at the end.
After we finished eating, we headed to the mall for some air-conditioned walking Lindor truffle purchasing, and of course, some Yogen Früz! I got yogurt with peaches and raspberries topped with chocolate chips…and circle the calendar, I couldn’t finish it! So now, I get to have Früz twice!


In other exciting news, I found out today that thanks to winning a drawing we both entered, Jenn and I will be attending a dinner next Monday night at Tru Restaurant here in Chicago (where my sister was a pastry chef for the last year)! I was excited when I found out that I was selected, but even more so to know that I’d get to share it with my good friend Bender!! Thanks Foodbuzz! I can’t wait until next Monday!
Tomorrow I have a sixth grade orientation to attend at 6:00 p.m, and I’m really excited to get back into my classroom and set stuff up. It’s a feeling almost as good as buying new school supplies.


That was always my favorite thing about school starting up again: all the new pencils, pens, binders, notebooks…
What was your favorite thing about school starting? I even bought packs of pencils for my classroom so I could recreate that feeling :)
Have a great night!

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That’s a Wrap

Nine weeks of camp has come and gone yet again… I still can’t believe I’ve done this ten times now, and will continue until, well, Adam and I start a family of our own. I grow so attached to my girls every year, the staff becomes family, and leaving is always bittersweet. Sure, I like the week of sleeping in before my “real” job starts again, and I definitely enjoy not being so exhausted… but I don’t love that I can’t keep seeing my girls grow and change as I did all summer!

Usually the end of camp means cooler weather, but we’re in for only the 2nd 90-degree weekend since June! I usually celebrate the end of camp with a dinner out with Adam, but he had to work late last night… so I went out with my friend Kristin. She knows all too well how relieving the end of camp can be, since we met at camp 10 years ago! After a bit of light shopping, we decided to go to a local sushi place that I’d only been to once before.

**bad photo warning! The light was awful, so I had to use my flash!**

Bistro Wasabi is minutes from our house, and the one time we went, we were thrilled with the food but not that thrilled with the noise level. Last night, that was the case again. The food was amazing while the noise level and rude patrons, as well as the huge wait for our food put a bit of a damper on the night. Luckily, I’d started with this, so I didn’t care much:


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A “Nectarine Dream Martini”

I ordered one of my favorite appetizers too, agedashi tofu, and didn’t anticipate it being such a huge serving! I’m used to our more traditional place where servings are small. This was almost a full brick of tofu, lightly fried, and served in a delicious broth. Luckily Kristin helped me polish it off.


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SUCH delicious tofu!

Then, my sashimi and one roll finally arrived. The sashimi was one shrimp, king crab, 3 pieces of tuna, 2 of salmon, and 3 yellowtail. The roll? A favorite: Philly roll with smoked salmon and cream cheese.

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I ordered Adam a roll to go, some amazing-looking spicy tuna wrapped in tuna (we like tuna, can you tell?) and since it took so long, we got it for free. I promptly went home and fell asleep on the couch, still in my skirt outfit and contacts… it was a long and busy day!

Today is sure to be another fun day, but certainly more relaxing. We have a party to go to tonight at one of Adam’s friend’s, but thats not until at least 4… so I’m planning some relaxation, maybe some shopping, and definitely good food.
Have a great Saturday, and make sure to come back for your weekly dose of Cute Food Saturday!


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