Rice for a little bit of carbohydrates
Cut fresh pineapple
Ambrosia apple to cleanse my palate Walla: Lunch fit for a Princess.
Needless to say, I had my lunch for supper.
WPC Lunchtime: Meatless Friday
I always pack my lunch. Being Friday and feasting on a meatless Friday due to Lent season, the menu is:
Sautéed mushroom and canned salmon topped with shallots and garlic
Rice for a little bit of carbohydrates
Cut fresh pineapple
Ambrosia apple to cleanse my palate Walla: Lunch fit for a Princess.
Having a brain freeze all day, I did not eat lunch. I had a couple of oranges instead and went out for a walk. Should it have been a sunny day, this is my favorite place to eat lunch; with nature.
Escargot anyone?
Rice for a little bit of carbohydrates
Cut fresh pineapple
Ambrosia apple to cleanse my palate Walla: Lunch fit for a Princess.
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Hilarious!
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Uumm, yummy food! Thanks for sharing.
It was. You are welcome.
I love your lunch companion. What an amazing shell!
This companion escaped from the Menu.
I love to eat outside too. Today it was cold here so I just had a hot cup of tea outside, after lunch. Perpetua, your lunch/dinner looks wonderful – but I’d skip the escargot! He looks lovely as is. 😉
Blessings ~ Wendy
It was good, after not eating lunch. This weather is rather tiring, wind and rain all week. I agree, escargot has the right to live. Peace. Perpetua.
oh I just had McDonald’s large fries and s banananananana milk shake, followed by brain freeze and muscle spasms, thst milk shake freeezing 😀
Why on earth are you drinking something cold in a sub zero temp, Too bad no cross eyed smiley.
well I love banana milkshakes and the heating was on in the car lol so the weather was only 2c but 25c in the car, so as it was tropical in the car a milkshake would be great, but tropical or not it still gives brain freeze lol =)
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Sounds yummy!
The fish or the slug? 😀
Well as most of us eat seafood, cockles, muscles, crustaceans, prawns, which all have shells. In Scotland we eat ‘buckies’ in England they are called ‘winkles’ which are sea snails and you use a pin to remove one of these cooked creatures out their shells, hence the 50’s 60’s shoes with pointed toes ‘winkle pickers. :D’
So that’s the history of winkle pickers. 😀
I hope you are well 🙂 Well so I was told and I have eaten Winkles with a pin, so I am taking this urban myth is true. Have a lookie at this http://mysoresoul.co.uk/?p=429
ps Lookie is Scot slang 🙂
Happy St. Patrick’s day Pete. Your sense of your humour is back and that is a good sign. Thanks for the link. 😀
Thank you. 🙂 Happy St Paddy day also. I have my moments, I have worn myself out thinking now lol 🙂