AlmondJoy. Probably should save some for trick-or-treaters later.

LOL, we just picked up our trick-or-treater candies and I was having the same thought.

I bought one bag of the little Reese's cups a couple days ago. They are all gone already. I suppose I should go pick up something else in case I get a stray trick-or-treater, but I'm afraid.

There's the completed Saag Paneer. Turned out really nice. The fried cheese is a bit chewy, not unlike tofu but with more texture.

AlmondJoy. Probably should save some for trick-or-treaters later.

I shouldn't have worried. We got 8 trick-or-treaters this year.

We get a couple hundred trick or treaters. We get 6-7 big bags and are out a little more than half way through the time period. It's pretty insane.

a microwave leg of lamb that is kinda disgusting followed by peanut patch boiled peanuts to fix the aftertaste

Why would you microwave a leg of lamb???

it was at costco, and we wanted to see how it was. It wasn't.

random candy from the department post halloween candy bowl

Was: noodle soup, but not Pho, and not Ramen. It was still pretty damn good. I think they said the noodles were rice vermicelli, but they seemed thicker than spaghetti...maybe I'm remembering wrong. The round cross-section lubed with broth made them well nigh impossible to handle with chopsticks. There was a whole lot of slurping going on.

Spicy Nachos added up with a jug of beer.

Sweet potato crusted grouper. I just found another flesh thing I actually like. This is excellent.

IN-N-OUT

for flesh and In-n-out

Mmm...grouper flesh.

Me: Maple almond date granola

Rosewater saffron with pistachios ice cream by Mashti Malone.

so flipping good

Ricky's Rice Bowl's bulgogi chicken -- so nom-nom good.

Lindt dark chocolate infused with red chili. Has a subtle delicious spiciness.

Now I really want to try their Cherry-Chili dark chocolate

for flesh and In-n-out

That's what she said.

Me, chocolate covered peanut butter cookie things. Not bad for an off brand one dollar half rack of cookies.

Oh and the grouper sounds excellent Vicki. Something like this?

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Kang Pao chicken from Far East restaurant -- needed some comfort food

Oh and the grouper sounds excellent Vicki. Something like this?

Dunno. I didn't make it. It was on a bed of green beans with a spice rum butter sauce.

Parboiled some fingerling potatoes, then threw them on the grill with salt, olive oil and Tandoori seasoning. Main was Santa Fe seasoned chicken breasts. Very tasty.

Breakfast: Bowl of oatmeal w/ honey, bowl of cinnamon toast crunch, 3 cups of milk, a banana, chunk of toasted garlic bread, a few oreos