You gotta piccatta!

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Matty & jayne's new marble dining table. Look how pretty the table is!
Matty grilled the italian bread and brie on his charcoal grill. Unbelievably delicious.
Jayne's cupcakes taunted me all night long.

The salad, believe it or not, was just as good as the cupcakes.
Tommy and his new sous chef jayne. I was fired.

Jayne set a gorgeous table.

The star of the show, tommy's chicken piccata.

Oh yeah! yummo!

Comments

  1. The Smiths3:19 PM

    Ok, you'll have to post the recipes for the salad and chicken piccata. It all looks great! Jayne you do set a beautiful table and the food looks delicious. Is Matty sporting a new 'stache style? He looks dangerous . . .

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  2. jayne10:19 AM

    joy, your pics look great!
    ats- that mustache was part of a contest he was trying to win against his friend tj and some other guy. they said it wasn't fair and he needed to shave and start over because tj is half chinese and it took him 2 weeks to get somewhat of a mustache..i told matty he looked like a redneck

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  3. jayne10:20 AM

    joy - except i don't like that picture of me - i look cross eyed or something oh well

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  4. The Smiths11:01 AM

    jayne - that is what you get for making fun of my logy when he was a baby. i've been waiting to use that one against you two! joy - well between the comments you used to make and reiker's eye - the genes and payback are going to be something else! : )

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  5. jayne12:11 PM

    that wasn't me! that was JOY that made fun of logy!

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