We had lovely breakfast of
german pancake
amylu's chicken gouda sausage
1/4 orange
3 cups of coffee
After that, It's impossible to tell what we ate. We had lots of fun planning and negotiating the menu. There was so much cooking, tasting, and snacking going on that our careful accounting of any other day went away, and we just enjoyed the food.
We were looking for food from Baltimore, food from SanFrancisco, and a lovely white cake to celebrate Heidi and Jonny's engagement, Amy's CPA and any other weddings and engagements that may have happened or might be about to happen.
It's better if we just say what food was hear and that we ate a little of all of it. Kristin was quite moderate but did a lot of tasting. AJ ate man-sized portions. Just kidding. As I said, we really have no idea what we ate. It was all really awesome. Just like the super bowl.
We ate
Baltimore Pit Beef sandwiches with horseradish Aoli, lettuce and onions.
homemade rice a roni
homemade shoestring potatoes
purple cowboy wine (Kristin had a big glass- I guess it's lucky)
nordeast beer (We shared one as usual)
Amy's sausage dip with fritos
Amy's cheese spread with ritz
chocolate fountain with fruit (ghiradelli chocolate of course)
Lady Baltimore Cake (3 layers, baby!)
sourdough bread
ice cream cake
crab cakes (homemade)
Also, by the end of the evening all of the bars and cookies accumulated over the last couple days disappeared. It was adorable to see Julian and Kellen work that chocolate fountain.
We Spent
$119.31 at Costco (beef kitty litter coffee milk cream eggs buns fruit rice wheat belly (a book) potato chips
$15.50 at Rainbow (cake mixes, chocolate, ice, Krab.)
We didn't get premade crabcakes because they were puny and expensive. We made our own out of imitiation crab and they were really, really good. Lots more for the money, and we knew exactly what went in.
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