Hi, readers, I’m going to be off from about 19 minutes from now until Monday, January 7. YES!!!
LL and I will have a quiet holiday. I cook a traditional “English” dinner for us on Christmas Eve — standing rib roast, Yorkshire pudding, roasted potatoes, Brussel sprouts with a Bordeaux red wine with cheese and port to follow — and a little Southern breakfast on Christmas morning, you know, eggs and country ham and red-eye gravy, grits and biscuits, with a bottle of Pol Roger Brut champagne. So much for our traditions. Otherwise, I’m planning on getting a lot of my own writing done, as well as posting to my personal website and blog, and taking lots of walks with the dogs.
It’s been great posting to “Whining & Dining” this year and enlightening, educational, amusing, exasperating and above all fun reading all of your heartfelt responses to my and Jennifer’s ideas and opinions. While I’m off, I’ll keep up with what’s going on on this blog and when it’s appropriate, I’ll send in a response.
Aside from that, I hope everybody has a wonderful, well, whatever you want to call it — Christmas, holiday season, Yuletide and so on. Eat well, drink well (but moderately) and keep it honest.
Responses to “F.K. Takes an Xmas Break”
December 19th, 2007 at 11:18 pm
Thanks for your personal menu! I have just been dwelling for a few days on Christmas eve dinner and day brunch ideas. (Rather than compete with the daughter’s boyfriend’s family dinner time. )
So do you have Christmas day dinner too?
December 20th, 2007 at 10:30 am
Fredric, what time is dinner. Your menu has been a favorite of mine for many years. All I would add is cauliflower cheese and a steamed orange pudding.
Thank you for your contributions to the blog. Hopefully you will continue into the New Year.
God bless!
December 20th, 2007 at 4:47 pm
Mrs LL is treated like a queen!
Where is the Curd Pie????
Where are you getting the country ham? My dad wanted to buy a ham from Canale Store on Raliegh-Lagrange near Houston-Levee road, but they were out.
My wife an I will tour the relatives houses and then have a Christmas meal of a shipped in Lou Malnati’s deep dish Chicago pizza.



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