The lobsters were a bit of a celebration dinner, and a one off. For about a week a year, in season, the market by my house brings in new shell lobsters daily. They are super cheap and delicious. I only paid $9 per lobster, so a lobster dinner for two people, under $20, is a once a year type thing around here.Tinnie said:Lobster?... Lamb cutlets?... Your kid's already eating better than me!
Thanks man!Essegi said:Congrats!
Food looks good and nice plating!
Thanks! We are stoked for the new addition to the family. So far my wife hasn't had any big aversions/cravings for any foods, but I know that's bound to start up sometime soon.Crazy Monkey said:Thread is making me hungry!!
Congrats on the coming addition!
When my wife was pregnant for my son she craved hot or spicy food. My son can't stand anything remotely hot or spicy.
When my wife was pregnant for my daughter she would get nauseated from hot or spicy food. My daughter likes things hotter than I do !
Go figure...
Thanks bro!FreeportBum said:Hey buddy all the food looks great, and congrats on the baby!
that looks delicious. are the carrots from your garden? oh, and congratulations!Thegreenchilemonster said:Lollipop frenched lamb cutlets, steamed carrots, and blistered garden aji dulces and shishitos.
No man, local organic fare. Too much clay in the soil for carrots like that.luvmesump3pp3rz said:that looks delicious. are the carrots from your garden? oh, and congratulations!