Simply put, I cook for the people I love. I don’t know if that’s my inner-Italian (25%, thank you very much) trying to get out, or what, but one of my greatest joys is cooking for and with the people that I love.
So, here’s what the next 21 days look like:
- a five-course dinner at my home for 14. (with my sister & a friend helping)
- a “Christmas Dinner” for 18 at my home. (flying solo here)
- “Christmas Dinner” at my parents’ home for 20+ (always an enjoyable team effort with my dad & others)
- our traditional small group New Years Eve dinner. 6 courses for 16 ppl. (a team effort – 3 of us will pull this off)
all this to say, there won’t be a lot of blog posts coming! I will try to post menus after the meals, and there may be some pictures on the facebook side of things.
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I love New Year’s Eve. Mostly because of this dinner.
My mouth starts watering when I think about the ceviche.