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- Loving my life with the Porcelain Chef and on the hunt for fun and change and the the next new thing.
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- Dinner 4/15/13 ... Zink ... New Haven
- Dinner 4/14/13 Out ... Burgers
- Dinner 4/13/13 ... A Celebration of Steves Life 2
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- Dinner 4/11/13 Chicken w/ Princini ... Risotto ......
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- Dinner 4/9/13 Pork w/ Figs and Pan Drippings w/ Ro...
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