U2 is the Greatest Band of All Time.
Led Zeppelin is second.
U2 Bad...
But daily, I have to be sure.
Here are today's contenders -
Spoon - Got Nuffin...
The Arcade Fire - Wake Up...(dammit. I'm 8 months late with this one.)
Joe Bonamassa - Just Got Paid / Dazed and Confused (With a ZZ Top opening and a Zeppelin finish - and a subtle Frampton interlude - I'm hoping I beat you to this one.)
What are your contenders today for Greatest Band of All Time?
Friday, September 17, 2010
Theme Dinners - Season 1, Week 3
This past Wednesday we had our Wednesday Night Dinners III.
What started in Week I as a "let's get together...and bring Cold Food (our theme) because it's so damn hot outside" has turned into -
Week III Theme: Food That Rhymes With The Name of a Saints Player
Of my favorites this week...
- "Doll Clothes" Jason valiantly cooked Drew Brees Macaroni and Cheese. He doesn't cook. I'm thrilled to see him branch outside of his comfort zone.
- Jason "Spaces" brought Lance S'Moores Cupcakes - which was a hit at Dinner - and when I brought the remainders to my office Thursday.
- Angela and Russ (AKA my parents) brought Scott Fujita's fajitas.
Carlos and I presented dishes that rhymed with long-forgotten Saints players: Fred Whittingham's Ham and Navy Bean Soup, and Willie Roaf (pictured)'s Meat Loaf respectively.
Karlie won with her Deuce's Soups. She brought very tasty tomato and cucumber soups. She won a Huddler (pictured below) - a sports version of the "classic" Snuggie.
Based on everyone's votes, our next theme is Idioms. I am leaning toward "Pardon my French", but I'm not sure yet.
A few guests thought we should create a Wednesday Night Dinners Cook Book. Angela thought that "we could even use it as a fundraiser for some good cause....maybe the Food Bank, because it connects to food." That's a great idea. Around the end of year holidays, we're going to take a break from our Dinners. I'll compile all the recipes then. More details to follow.
I hope if you follow my blog here, you'll be interested in purchasing our cookbook!
Stay tuned and...Bon Appétit!
What started in Week I as a "let's get together...and bring Cold Food (our theme) because it's so damn hot outside" has turned into -
Week III Theme: Food That Rhymes With The Name of a Saints Player
Of my favorites this week...
- "Doll Clothes" Jason valiantly cooked Drew Brees Macaroni and Cheese. He doesn't cook. I'm thrilled to see him branch outside of his comfort zone.
- Jason "Spaces" brought Lance S'Moores Cupcakes - which was a hit at Dinner - and when I brought the remainders to my office Thursday.
- Angela and Russ (AKA my parents) brought Scott Fujita's fajitas.
Carlos and I presented dishes that rhymed with long-forgotten Saints players: Fred Whittingham's Ham and Navy Bean Soup, and Willie Roaf (pictured)'s Meat Loaf respectively.
Karlie won with her Deuce's Soups. She brought very tasty tomato and cucumber soups. She won a Huddler (pictured below) - a sports version of the "classic" Snuggie.
Based on everyone's votes, our next theme is Idioms. I am leaning toward "Pardon my French", but I'm not sure yet.
A few guests thought we should create a Wednesday Night Dinners Cook Book. Angela thought that "we could even use it as a fundraiser for some good cause....maybe the Food Bank, because it connects to food." That's a great idea. Around the end of year holidays, we're going to take a break from our Dinners. I'll compile all the recipes then. More details to follow.
I hope if you follow my blog here, you'll be interested in purchasing our cookbook!
Stay tuned and...Bon Appétit!
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