I heart asparagus

and Halibut.  and Herbed Oatmeal Bread. 

But the asparagus...that was the definite *star* last night, worthy of the splurge in both dollars and calories.   

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p.s. I'll be back here on Monday.  Good mail will be sent on Tuesday to the first person who guesses my favorite U.S. president here.  Who is yours?

Comments

[sheri]

That looks so yummy! What a great dinner. I will be checking out the recipes.

Jefferson????

[Mandi]

Hmmm. . . your favorite President??? I feel like I should know this, but I don't. I know for sure that it's one of the first ones, but I can't decide between the two I'm thinking of..........I'll say......Thomas Jefferson. Who wouldn't love him after being to Monticello? Just kidding, he did amazing things and have you ever read that mini-book I have about him and how much he did to prepare the way for the Restoration? It's amazing. Anyway, I hope he's the right one instead of the other one I'm thinking.

At least if I'm right, you don't have to go to the post office!!!! Hand delivery will suffice.

[Mandi]

Dang it! I took too long to write my post and Sheri snuck in there with Jefferson so I'll switch to Washington.

Oh, and the food does look delicious.

[Megan]

John Adams?

[Melissa M.]

I know this one! It is Ronald Reagan.
You took awesome food pics, I am full right now and I still want to eat that!

[Rachel]

I am going with Lincoln. The food looks divine.

[Marie]

Amy, that food looks amazing! You sure made a great feast!

Your favourite US president? Okay, I looked up a list of Presidents on line and my guess is going to be William Henry Harrison, just because I'd never heard of that one before.

[Melissa]

I was going to guess Ronald Regan, but since he "is taken," I'll go with George Washington. He has Mt. Vernon in D.C. so that's why??? You may love Jefferson for Monticello in Virginia too, but I'll stick with Washington. :)

[Melissa]

OH! Washington is taken too! Oh, well. :)

[Kelly]

Well, my guesses are taken already -- Lincoln or Jefferson.

Have fun on your "real" weekend out of town!

[Tiffany]

Beautiful photos--makes me want to eat halibut (and I'm not a big fish eater!). :-)

Okay, I'll go with a different choice. I'm just making wild guesses here: John Adams. (I do like him--after reading one of his biographies).

[Lucy]

George Washington is my favorite president. I believe he was the only president who didn't actually vie for the job...and that makes a big difference, in my book.

As for yours...I'm going to go with Lincoln. He was a smart, funny, self-depreciating man. He's my second fav.

[Jill]

You make real food...it mocks me so.

I think your favorite president is James Monroe!

[Elizabeth]

Mine is Truman, is he yours?
I heart all those things too. Yum!

[Katie]

Oh, those pictures made me so hungry. I am not a fan of asparagus. I want to like it raw, but just can't. Regan is my favorite.

[Tiffany]

Why did I not see that Megan guessed John Adams first? (I really don't know who you'd choose!) I hope you had a great weekend.

[Emily]

YUUUMMMM! Can't wait to taste!

[carlo]

what a lovely sight-- glad it was delish.

[Annalisa]

Funny I was just checking out your cooking blog and wrote down the recipe for halibut. Yum. I'll have to send you some of my favorite recipes. My husband very much does heart asparagus.
Your favorite president? Nixon? Clinton? Harrison? Bush? Ok those are the least likely choices I could think of. And yes, I included our current president with the lowest approval rating in that list.

[Meghan]

I need you to make this for me tonight. It all looks so good. You put me to shame.