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[South Carolina Redfish]

By the way CG since you were taken over by the Commies I have done the best I can to cover your lunch menu duty but I am only able to do it on Thursday's, but we do often have some quality offerings.

Thursday Church Lunch

$9 Dine-in, $9.50 Take-out

MENU—July 30, 2015

ENTREE CHOICES
• Cobb Salad
• Lasagna with Italian Sausage
• Broiled Salmon with Basil Pesto
• Vegetarian Entree: Vegetable Lasagna

SIDES
• Zucchini, Mushroom, Red Pepper and Onion Saute
• Mixed Grain Pilaf

DESSERT CHOICES
• Chocolate Raspberry Bundt Cake
• Cheese Cake with Blueberry Sauce
• Lemon Bars

* Entree salads come with dessert (no sides).
 All meals served with tea, coffee, water and bread.

I would pass on today's offerings.  I suggest you go to Chipotle instead.

Mmm, Chipotle.

but no carnitas and no cilantro...

Golf deserves a good dose of Cilantro for liking the fuk'n place.   Oh yeah Golf, they do allow guns.

Only if they're made from organic materials and are made in a holistic environment.

It is 100% fertilized and watered by recycled decomposed organic matter

[razgueado]

It is a Catholic Church thus Eyetalian approved and lunch is not in the basement, they feed the homeless down there.  As to the desserts today - they suck.  I do luv lasagna though but not necessarily the veggie variety.
As to Chipotle - cant think of anything that sounds worse than that.

Understood.  At risk of confirming for all my banter brothers what an asshole I am...

I'm first generation Italian.  Most Italian-Americans in the NYC area aren't "real" Italians according to me.  They're the ones that pronounce ricotta as "rah-gawt" instead of "ree-co-ta".  Besides, a "real" Italian knows that lasagna shouldn't have ricotta in it at all.

One last editorial note:  I can't stand being around "real" Italians, the kind residing in Italy.  That includes the members of my family.  The week I spent there in the beginning of June couldn't end quickly enough.

You racist bastard. Get in the kitchen and make with the Lasagne. I'm hungry.

[Travellin Dave]

E.P. Carrillo Edicion Limitada 2014 5th Anniversary Toro on sale at Atlantic, box of 10 for $59.95
La Bomba Warhead II box of 10  $82.95
EPC Cabinets Toro 10/box $46.95

[razgueado]

Chipotle suggestion has earned you a personal message - GFY

• Salad?  Blah!

• Lasagna? Not generally a fan of Italian food from a church basement.

• Salmon?  Much better fish in the sea.

• Veggie Lasagna?  Really?  Are we even going to address this one?

Therefore, even Chipotle sounds like a better alternative today.  That's my opinion.  And thanks for the GFY.

It is a Catholic Church thus Eyetalian approved and lunch is not in the basement, they feed the homeless down there.  As to the desserts today - they suck.  I do luv lasagna though but not necessarily the veggie variety.
As to Chipotle - cant think of anything that sounds worse than that.

Eh, it still beats hell out of McDonald's.

Yep!

But then, so does a colonoscopy.

[Travellin Dave]

Congrats on 17K posts, Tex.  Just noticed that.

Yee-haw!

[A Friend of Charlie]

It is a Catholic Church thus Eyetalian approved and lunch is not in the basement, they feed the homeless down there.  As to the desserts today - they suck.  I do luv lasagna though but not necessarily the veggie variety.
As to Chipotle - cant think of anything that sounds worse than that.

Understood.  At risk of confirming for all my banter brothers what an asshole I am...

I'm first generation Italian.  Most Italian-Americans in the NYC area aren't "real" Italians according to me.  They're the ones that pronounce ricotta as "rah-gawt" instead of "ree-co-ta".  Besides, a "real" Italian knows that lasagna shouldn't have ricotta in it at all.

One last editorial note:  I can't stand being around "real" Italians, the kind residing in Italy.  That includes the members of my family.  The week I spent there in the beginning of June couldn't end quickly enough.

You "real" Italians are way too hung-up on pronunciations of your precious foods, you should concentrate more on your punctuality

"Real" Italians function on CPT.  Must be a trait left over from the Moors.   

[razgueado]

E.P. Carrillo Edicion Limitada 2014 5th Anniversary Toro on sale at Atlantic, box of 10 for $59.95
La Bomba Warhead II box of 10  $82.95
EPC Cabinets Toro 10/box $46.95

Never had the Cabinets. You like 'em? I could persuade myself to drop $50 on cigars today, maybe.

[South Carolina Redfish]

Cyclospora outbreak linked to imported cilantro

Imported fresh cilantro from the state of Puebla, Mexico has been linked to outbreaks of cyclosporiasis in the United States, and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), has issued a seasonal ban on the product in an effort to prevent further illness.

“FDA believes the source of C. Cayetanensis contamination is likely attributable to a broader source of contamination. Sources of contamination of growing areas, irrigation of fields with water contaminated with sewage, cleaning or cooling produce with contaminated water, and/or poor hygenic practices of workers that harvest and process the produce, and lack of adequate cleaning and sanitizing of equipment that comes in contact with the produce.”

Feces and toilet paper were observed in the growing fields by the investigators. Some farms had no bathroom facilities at all for workers, and those that did had no soap for handwashing, no toilet paper or paper towels. Investigators also found a holding tank at one of the facilities, with water used for workers to wash their hands, to be contaminated with the cyclospora parasite.

[Travellin Dave]

E.P. Carrillo Edicion Limitada 2014 5th Anniversary Toro on sale at Atlantic, box of 10 for $59.95
La Bomba Warhead II box of 10  $82.95
EPC Cabinets Toro 10/box $46.95

Never had the Cabinets. You like 'em? I could persuade myself to drop $50 on cigars today, maybe.

Yes, think they're very good.  Better than the 5th Anniversary.  I'm saving for the new EPC releases.

[razgueado]

Cyclospora outbreak linked to imported cilantro

Imported fresh cilantro from the state of Puebla, Mexico has been linked to outbreaks of cyclosporiasis in the United States, and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), has issued a seasonal ban on the product in an effort to prevent further illness.

“FDA believes the source of C. Cayetanensis contamination is likely attributable to a broader source of contamination. Sources of contamination of growing areas, irrigation of fields with water contaminated with sewage, cleaning or cooling produce with contaminated water, and/or poor hygenic practices of workers that harvest and process the produce, and lack of adequate cleaning and sanitizing of equipment that comes in contact with the produce.”

Feces and toilet paper were observed in the growing fields by the investigators. Some farms had no bathroom facilities at all for workers, and those that did had no soap for handwashing, no toilet paper or paper towels. Investigators also found a holding tank at one of the facilities, with water used for workers to wash their hands, to be contaminated with the cyclospora parasite.

Good thing the Warden grows all our cilantro.

[South Carolina Redfish]

E.P. Carrillo Edicion Limitada 2014 5th Anniversary Toro on sale at Atlantic, box of 10 for $59.95
La Bomba Warhead II box of 10  $82.95
EPC Cabinets Toro 10/box $46.95

Chit they had the Warhead II's on the Mash yesterday for $60/box of 10 and that was too much.  You better talk to your cousins over there at Atlantic.

[A Friend of Charlie]

Cyclospora outbreak linked to imported cilantro

Imported fresh cilantro from the state of Puebla, Mexico has been linked to outbreaks of cyclosporiasis in the United States, and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), has issued a seasonal ban on the product in an effort to prevent further illness.

“FDA believes the source of C. Cayetanensis contamination is likely attributable to a broader source of contamination. Sources of contamination of growing areas, irrigation of fields with water contaminated with sewage, cleaning or cooling produce with contaminated water, and/or poor hygenic practices of workers that harvest and process the produce, and lack of adequate cleaning and sanitizing of equipment that comes in contact with the produce.”

Feces and toilet paper were observed in the growing fields by the investigators. Some farms had no bathroom facilities at all for workers, and those that did had no soap for handwashing, no toilet paper or paper towels. Investigators also found a holding tank at one of the facilities, with water used for workers to wash their hands, to be contaminated with the cyclospora parasite.

Good thing the Warden grows all our cilantro.

You certain she doesn't shit in the herb garden?  Just sayin'.

[South Carolina Redfish]

Congrats on 17K posts, Tex.  Just noticed that.

Thanks but don't mention it to BS, he seems to have a jealousy issue regarding post counts.

[LuvTooGolf]

Cyclospora outbreak linked to imported cilantro

Imported fresh cilantro from the state of Puebla, Mexico has been linked to outbreaks of cyclosporiasis in the United States, and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), has issued a seasonal ban on the product in an effort to prevent further illness.

“FDA believes the source of C. Cayetanensis contamination is likely attributable to a broader source of contamination. Sources of contamination of growing areas, irrigation of fields with water contaminated with sewage, cleaning or cooling produce with contaminated water, and/or poor hygenic practices of workers that harvest and process the produce, and lack of adequate cleaning and sanitizing of equipment that comes in contact with the produce.”

Feces and toilet paper were observed in the growing fields by the investigators. Some farms had no bathroom facilities at all for workers, and those that did had no soap for handwashing, no toilet paper or paper towels. Investigators also found a holding tank at one of the facilities, with water used for workers to wash their hands, to be contaminated with the cyclospora parasite.

[South Carolina Redfish]

Cyclospora outbreak linked to imported cilantro

Imported fresh cilantro from the state of Puebla, Mexico has been linked to outbreaks of cyclosporiasis in the United States, and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), has issued a seasonal ban on the product in an effort to prevent further illness.

“FDA believes the source of C. Cayetanensis contamination is likely attributable to a broader source of contamination. Sources of contamination of growing areas, irrigation of fields with water contaminated with sewage, cleaning or cooling produce with contaminated water, and/or poor hygenic practices of workers that harvest and process the produce, and lack of adequate cleaning and sanitizing of equipment that comes in contact with the produce.”

Feces and toilet paper were observed in the growing fields by the investigators. Some farms had no bathroom facilities at all for workers, and those that did had no soap for handwashing, no toilet paper or paper towels. Investigators also found a holding tank at one of the facilities, with water used for workers to wash their hands, to be contaminated with the cyclospora parasite.

Good thing the Warden grows all our cilantro.

You certain she doesn't shit in the herb garden?  Just sayin'.

Might better sniff around a little before using it.