Tonight for dinner we had nothing but a giant artichoke apiece, with garlic mayonnaise. It was plenty of food, I'll tell you what, and tasty! Plus the whole thing only cost about $2.75, and that's counting the garlic and the mayonnaise. Who could ask for anything more?
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04/05/2004
Monster artichoke
Tonight for dinner we had nothing but a giant artichoke apiece, with garlic mayonnaise. It was plenty of food, I'll tell you what, and tasty! Plus the whole thing only cost about $2.75, and that's counting the garlic and the mayonnaise. Who could ask for anything more?
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ooo we had big artichokes too! except we also had buffaloaf and garlic bread made from a yummy artisan crusty loaf.
Posted by: Lilly | 04/05/2004 at 08:58 AM
Oh, Lord, that sounds good.
And WAY enough for dinner.
But I have a problem, now I'm in Pittsburgh -- 12 years out of the Bay Area and I still can't bring myself to buy artichokes that cost more than 33 cents apiece.
I'm not in artichoke country anymore, alas. But I just can't believe it.
Maybe I'll give in soon. Sometimes I do.
Posted by: Anne | 04/06/2004 at 12:48 AM
dear god is that thing radioactive? (poor kim has never seen an artichoke bigger than her fist)
Posted by: the amazing kim | 04/07/2004 at 01:08 PM