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La Coliniere

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7. Early dinner at a Chinese Restaurant

Wed Dec 25, 2024, 05:17 PM

Dec 25

Just returned from a Chinese Restaurant we’ve been going to on Christmas Day for the last 5 years. We don’t feel like cooking after the large traditional Polish Christmas Eve family feast we had last night. I had steamed veggie dumplings and steamed snow peas, water chestnuts and tofu with black bean sauce on the side. My wife had steamed broccoli with shrimp, garlic sauce on the side. We shared, of course. Was delicious but wish they served brown rice. Cheers!🎄

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