- Vegan Chili with the addition of Black-Eyed Peas for good luck and fortune for the New Year
SO, that was mt way of celebrating the Eve of a new decade. I had friends and family that found different ways to celebrate with food (and sent me pics to boot)
Laurie - her first attempt at cakeballs
- Black bean and corn salsa
- guacamole
- low fat cornbread and jalaleno cornbread (I did mini-muffins for people to crumble in their chili)
- and, in my mind, the highlight: Poached Pears with Marsala wine, vanilla bean, and cinnamon stick syrup (I had to get creative since I am not eating sugar)
Everything turned out wonderful and the company was even better!
SO, that was mt way of celebrating the Eve of a new decade. I had friends and family that found different ways to celebrate with food (and sent me pics to boot)
Laurie - her first attempt at cakeballs
JT - Bacon Explosion (not fast food, but probably the grossest thing I have ever seen...Pete and I almost drove off the road looking at the pics) You can click on the link for the full "artistic" process
Jamie - Matza ball soup from the Carnegie Deli before entering Times Square for a 7 hour party!
I hope your celebration was filled with incredible food, and dreams hopes and blessings for the year to come!
Welcome 2010 and Bon Appetit!
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Brownie's Bacon Explosion looks awesome. We started the year with an annual winter favourite: cassoulet (picture and write up here: http://1pumplane.wordpress.com/2010/01/02/new-years-cassoulet ).
ReplyDeleteThe bacon explosion was AWESOME!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I ate broccoli on new years day.
ReplyDeleteDavid would love the bacon explosion! The matza ball soup rocked!
ReplyDeleteThe bacon explosion scares me.
ReplyDeleteJT - I love that you ate broc (this after Katie hid spinach in your lasagna) and lived to talk about it!!
Jamie - we knew that David and JT would get along...beer and bacon explosion.