Hi Dale,

 RH> Sounds like I'd have to enjoy the meal over several days to avoid a
 RH> huge carb hit, but it does sound good.

 DS> Or get someone else in your party to have it, and then just sample a
 DS> little bit.

But I want all the seafood! (G)

 RH> Quite often we bring home enough left overs for one (or more) meals
 RH> these days. Stopped at the Harris Teeter that does the prime rib on
 RH> Thursdays the other day and got one to go. Compared to the other place
 RH> it's not nearly as good but the price is decent. We got a rare piece,
 RH> split it and I nuked mine a bit more. The veggies were steam table
 RH> soggy and the potatoes were less than memorable but we had the prime
 RH> rib we'd wanted to get last week. (G)

 DS> We have a Harris Tweeter here.  I was not aware that they did prime
 DS> rib to go.  I have seen a variety of other foods (oriental, mexican,

Check your store, not all of them do. If it has a little cafe with
seating area, it might. The prime rib, potatoes and veggies are on a
mobile cart; the latter two components in steam tray compartments. It's
right up at the front of the store, an enticement to shoppers as they
come in. I asked Steve about skipping the veggies but he figured that we
paid for them, may as well take them.

 DS> etc) to go.  Next time we go there (which is not very often), I'll
 DS> have to look at that.

It's only on Thursdays here. You may have to ask if it's done there, and
if so, what day.


 DS> The one tablespoon of wine cannot be critical -- we would not bother
 DS> ourselves unless we had an open bottle (which we rarely do).

 RH> And our probablility of having an open bottle is even lower than
 RH> yours. (G)

 DS> Struth.  Even opening one of those small bottles that come in a six
 DS> pack would have much more than a tablespoon.

If you could buy those bottles individually.............. Probably can't
get them on an airplane either.

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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