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Manners for Eating Bites
Manners for Eating Bites It's true. Manners for eating bites. Except talking with your mouth full. That's just gross. This has been an issue bugging me for years. I can't tell you how many blouses, dresses, pants, tops, shoes and pantyhose, I have ruined for eating with proper etiquette. Maybe I am not the most graceful person on the planet, but I am also not the least graceful. One of the most common "out to eat" motion is to sit with straight back in the chair and bring food from the plate to your mouth. I'm short, so you'd think with a mere distance of 13" (yes I measured), would be too small a space for anarchy. It isn't. Even when pointing tines forward to mouth, I have dropped teeny, tiny pieces of food down the front of me. A slight lean forward; still a mess. Bending over the dish, I look like I was raised by wolves. Why Can't We Eat Like We Do at Home? At home, you can reach if no one is listening when you ask someone to please pass the bread. You can get up without excusing yourself if you are just walking five steps to get a different salad dressing from the fridge. You can laugh and spit water without a fuss. In fact, that one just makes you laugh more. If a dish didn't come out well, you don't have to battle with your conscience if you should send it back as you do in a restaurant. You simply say, "Well that isn't a good batch. Trash that. Pizza, leftovers or grilled cheese?" Good Manners Can be Good Any routine that everyone understands is good. However, I like most of my clothes and love all my shoes. Anything that comes between me and them are the enemy. Dining Out at Friends and Restaurants Can be so Complicated If you are invited to have dinner with someone, it is always a good idea to RSVP even if by txt or you don't think it's needed. First confirmation is sent as soon as you're invited to help your hosts plan. The second a couple days before. Don’t ask if you can bring anything. Of course you have to bring something. Unless it's family. With family you can take it a step further. You can say, "You making Nonni's braciola? Well make it." What You Bring Don’t expect your gift to be used during the meal. Dinner parties have carefully planned menus, and your gift may not go with the meal. Sorry to admit, I do go over-the-top sometimes with parties and go plan crazy. Luckily Chip is always willing to play along. The key for over-the-top; if you are all-in, you're guests will be all-in. For the Over-The-Top Dinner In or Out Some dinner parties are formal and have place cards where the host or hostess wants you to sit. Seating cards can be fun. One Easter I made personalized eggs for everyone's place setting. For those asking (lol) ... I was working full-time and had a child. Whether formal or not, most people ask if there are seating preferences. And, most people say sit where ever you like. I always try to grab the seat closest to the kitchen. Usually I forget something. It makes it easier to subtly go get it. I learned this by not being able to subtly go get something. Some people think you should wait until the host positions themselves. If you eat at my house, you know my thing. Just don't pick the seat closest to the kitchen and all is well. As a kid we used to say grace before dinner. (Bless Us Our Lord For These Thy Gifts). With friends from many different places, if a blessing is their thing, we just go with it. It's meaningful to them; and a compliment they will share it with us. I prefer to offer a toast. These are made on the fly. Don't expect Shakespeare here, but it will come from the heart. Or, it may make you spit water, which is also ok. Some places say clinking glasses is not necessary. Here, clinking is required. Dropping the Napkin Off Your Lap You're not supposed to do that. It always, always, always happens to me. My legs don't make a right angle on the chair. They are more a 60-degree angle. Points the napkin right to the floor. I have been in restaurants and searched for the napkin with my foot. Grabbed it between my shoes and brought it back up to put back on my lap. Unless I'm in a pub then I go free-style. Usually you don't want anything from the floor there. News to me … you aren't supposed to put the napkin on your lap as soon as you sit down when at someone's house. You're supposed to do it after your host does it. If you are dining out, you're supposed to place your napkin in you lap immediately. You know the rest about what to do with it during and after. One tactic I use when out to eat, and inside laugh about, is dabbing the corners of your mouth. Really? What good does it do? Does the juice slide from the middle of your lips to the side? When to Eat If you are eating out, you should wait until all the members of your group have been served before picking up your fork. At a private dinner, observe the host or hostess and pick up your fork when he or she does. 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Real Italian Thanksgiving Dinner?
Real Italian Thanksgiving Dinner This morning I started planning Thanksgiving dinner, of course, with an Italian flair. Out of curiosity, I searched to see if there was anything out there that even slightly resemble what I grew up with and heard about. Guess what? Not-a-one. Let me introduce you to what a real Italian Thanksgiving dinner is like from before soup to past nuts: 1. Appetizers Pepperoni, wine-cheeses and crackers Prosciutto and green olives as well as black olives that are dried and then soaked in oil Braided Buffalo Mozzarella with tomatoes and parsley gently sprinkled on it Stuffed mushrooms (these were Frankie Boy's favorite) -- Oh in the Italian culture, sometimes junior is known as boy or sonny. My brother (age 57) hates being called Frankie Boy now. However, in my family, he is Francesco's son, so from now till forever, he is Frankie Boy. And no one, I mean no one, likes calling him that more than me.) Sometimes you may also have stuffed clams Sausage in the oil Also, at this phase of the event, drinks include things like Rob Roys, Manhattans, Scotch, Compari or Martinis 2. First Course Soupa escarole - if it has the little meatballs in it, it's Italian Wedding Soup. Another option is pastina, escarole and shredded chicken soup. Also on the table are Lupini beans, more olives, hard crust Italian bread, and butter as well as home-grated Parmesan cheese and dried roasted red pepper flakes. *The cheese can be sprinkled in the soup or on the bread. This is eaten as all the minor sides are passed around. I'd like to tell you these are only cups of soup, but they are not. The bowls are large and deep, Some might have wine at this point. For us, it's usually a bottled water such as Pellegrino. 3. Second course You'd think now is the time for Turkey. Not yet! Now it's time for Lasagna. With the lasagna, is sauce-soaked meatballs, bracciola, sausage and
possibly egg balls. Sauce is usually in a gravy boat, because we love it. An antipasto is put on the table too. Antipasto in my family, was lettuce with tomatoes, prosciutto and olives as well as homemade oil and vinegar dressing. Some families save the salad for after all the courses. Mine didn't. Here, it's a side dish. Now the wine comes out. Some families have a jug wine ... Carlo Rossi perhaps. If you go with bottled wine, it's a Zinfandel or Cabernet Sauvignon. These are hearty and pair well with the sauce. 4. Third course Stuffed artichokes which is a mess when you have a table full of people with the artichoke dish and the leaf bowls. 5. Fourth course -- The Key course of a Real Italian Thanksgiving Dinner Finally, turkey! The turkey is brought to the table on a wooden dripping board. This is where
the ceremonial carving takes place. As the patriarch of the family becomes a Samurai Warrior sharpening the knife on the honing stick, all the sides come out. That's right; more food. Mashed potatoes with butter and mozzarella inside, roasted potatoes in oil, and candied yams, squash (both mashed and in the gourd), cranberry jelly, crescent rolls, stuffing, garlic green bean casserole (no funions on top) and gravy are some of what you find. Another gravy boat for the gravy? But, heck no! You'll find gravy is put in a bowl with a silver ladle spoon. Here's the trick, gravy is spread as a gentle drizzle while sauce is a generous pour. That's how we roll. Wines are on the table, same as before. My dad also likes having peaches in his wine at this point in the meal. Why, because it cleanses the palate. My dad also says Rinfreschi il palato tra una portata e l'altra. I guess when you transition from Italian food to Italian food, you have to get your palate ready for the change. Drum roll, carving of the turkey begins. Relatives call out what piece of the turkey they want. Cousin Sal is always first to call dibs on the leg and Frankie Boy calls the other one. 6. Fifth course Dessert? No not yet. Time for roasted chestnuts, almonds and hazelnuts as well as walnuts are served. These are accompanied by the demitasse coffee and black coffee with the Sambuca and Anisette. Let's not forget the biscotti for dunking. You'd think people would run out of things to talk about, but nope. The conversation, singing and laughing is just beginning. 7. Sixth Course Dessert? Yes! You have pumpkin pie, apple pie, blackberry pie, pecan pie, gelato, and whipped cream. This course is accented with cordials such as Galliano, Crème de cacao, Chambord, Amaretto, Crème de menthe and Curaçao. Shh, we also had Baily's Irish Cream. Don't tell anyone. Do you think people are drunk and ready to bust? No, it's just time for a short break. 8. All the men watch a few quarters of football They may nap too, but they always unbutton their pants temporally. It's supposed to be a secret, but we all know. 9. Home movies When we were young, we'd get the super 8 camera, put up a portable screen and watch the events and family reunions from the last year. Now we are using wifi and linking
the computer to the big screen TV. I like the super 8 events better. It feels more nostalgic. In a storage unit, I have all the old super 8 films and slides because there also used to be slide shows. 9. More Soup That's right! Now there is turkey soup with pastina, more bread and more drinks and the ability to sample anything eaten at any point during the day. By this time we've gone from about noon to 10 pm. Time for the card game to start. The night it isn't over until someone is practically falling asleep at the table. Once that happens, everyone decides which kids are sleeping over and which are going home and finding out who is coming over the next day for left overs. Because we do it in an edited version the next day too. Conclusion Every family has some variations here and there, but this, in essence, is a real Italian Thanksgiving Dinner. If anyone tells you that an Italian Thanksgiving includes dishes made with saffron or any other fad spices, they are not Italian. They are wannabes or trying to sell a cookbook. Happy Thanksgiving week. :-P What's your Thanksgiving tradition?
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Country Music - Not Always Southern
Country Music - Not Always Southern If you listen to some Country Music, whether Johnny Cash or Miranda Lambert, you hear songs about Georgia, Texas, Alabama, etc. You also hear about huntin', fishin', pickup trucks, dirt roads, cornfields and porch swings. Well let me tell you about what it's like to live in the Northeast. Almost 90% (89.4) of the Northeast is non-Urban. It is farms, mountains and undeveloped property. As for pickup trucks, Ford 150 followed by the Chevy Silverado are some of the most purchased vehicles. So where is the Country Music from the Northeast? Because it's not only Southern. Why It's Not Only Southern Most of you know I grew up in a small city (60K) and small town (300). So farm land, Adirondack mountains, and cool natural nooks were everywhere. My brother had a black standard Ford pick-up. One of my cousins brought me to a party in a cornfield. The local swim club in my town was actually a pond. Another cousin had a farm where I milked a cow. My friends (not me) would race and speed their cars through the winding roads around a gorge. There we'd meet new people from other local towns and made immediate friends. And, no there was no Cello Lambrusco or beer (yuk) to accelerate the friendships. :) And, something few people know, I was given a ticket once for fishing without a license. I was really holding it for a friend. Funny, but true. The ticket was contested and the matter dismissed. BTW - The magistrate took this event very seriously. Another time, I came home, pressed the button to open our garage door; and there was a deer hanging with blood on the hole on its chest. I screamed and closed the door. A deep laugh could be heard through the door. Frank, my brother, enjoyed grossing me out. Since I mentioned Frank, he used to hunt with gun and bow; and even fish with a bow. Sound Country? Uhhh, yeah. So where is the country music from Upstate NY. The only thing that came close was American Pie. That's only because it mentioned a levy and a Chevy. The soundtrack of Upstate included some southern rock (Lynrd Skynrd), pop music (I won't write Madonna, but will write Phil Collins), progressive (Rush) and hair bands like Bon Jovi. Not too different from other places. Marketing A few years ago, an article was written in the Washington Post outlining that the Northeast is embracing country music to the point it could overtake local music. Gotta thank the marketers for getting us to like Carrie Underwood, Blake Shelton and more. There has to be new talent in the Northeast, Midwest and Pacific Northwest that contribute to the country music scene. These areas have large areas many would describe as country. Read the full article