What's for Lunch?

Cream of tomato soup, Polish ham on brown seeded boule .

The best pizza and focaccia in the world, I never get tired of lunch it on weekends





Cold watermelon is also incredibly delicious.

It's a lunch/dinner here lately with walnut Caesar salad topped with diced chicken breast .

Post-bathhouse lunch: a delicious miso katsu bowl. Nothing beats this combo!

Last of the seeded brown boule with Brussels pate being finished off with gherkins, cucumbers and vine tomatoes with a well earned glass of dark ale after coming back from car service.

Tabbouleh, mixed beans, Habanero cheese, sour cream and scoops.

Toasted Cheese Dog and Jalapeño Chips

Irish nachos.

We just got back from Dottie’s Crab Shack. I had 1 pound of steamed shrimp and a half pound crab cake & fries basket. The wife had a crab ball & fries basket. We have never eaten there before but wanted to try it. The food was average but a little too expensive. The steamed crabs smelled amazing. I will be trying them in the near future.

Ham Cheese Toasted Sandwich and Jalapeño Chips.

A slice of leftover stuffed ziti pizza. Sounding like a broken record, but there's still half a pie left from yesterday even after this.....

Ride for lobster rolls with fries. Bonus points if you can guess what's in the background.

Bonus points if you can guess what's in the background.

Large building with red roof.

Lady Jane wrote

Ride for lobster rolls with fries. Bonus points if you can guess what's in the background.

Bouctouche Bay, with Le Pays de la Sagouine on the island in the background. Don't ask me anything about the significance of it, because I'm just a dumb American who doesn't speak a word of French and didn't even know that there was an Acadian culture until a few seconds ago.

In case anyone else wants to learn something new today:

https://sagouine.com/en/about/history

vreihen16 wrote

Bouctouche Bay, with Le Pays de la Sagouine on the island in the background. Don't ask me anything about the significance of it, because I'm just a dumb American who doesn't speak a word of French and didn't even know that there was an Acadian culture until a few seconds ago.....

Well done V16. A little culture can go a longs way.

I'm a little concerned with Google's translation from either French or Canadian French.

Much cooler at 8000' .

wyshyvanuk wrote

Much cooler at 8000' .

Well, according to my calculations, since it's 108° in Tucson right now, the temperature at 8000' should ne around 80°. So I guess much cooler.

vreihen16 wrote

island in the background.

Do you know the name of the island?

Lady Jane wrote

Do you know the name of the island?

Gilligan's Island?

I don't trust AI as far as I can throw it, but here's what Google thinks:




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Toasted Hot Dog: Hot Pepper Rings, Bacon & Cheese and a side of Jalapeño Chips.

Last of the soup with cooked ham on rye.