Whether eating in a restaurant, a special dinner at home, getting that special treat, or time in the kitchen, we enjoy many aspects of a meal. Here are some selections for my archival vault that may capture your interest. Enjoy, visit as many as you wish, and hopefully you will comment on the post you visited. Are you going to make any of these?
A Frank Angle 
My husband is from Ohio and has made Cincinnati style chili several times for me. I like it! Very different from our Texas style chili. I might have to try the Argentine chili for comparison. Thanks for sharing your recipes!
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YAY!! You are still posting. This sounds yummy~
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Limoncello sounds yummy, Frank!
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The spaghetti sauce sounds lovely! Have not made it this way but it’s certainly worth a try.
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The Argentina and Chile fest with Argentine Chili sent chills down my spine. I’d like to try it HOT, not chilled.
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they all seem so delicious but I need a big chef in my kitchen 🙂 Thank you, have a nice day and weekend, love, nia
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Weekend after next I have marked my calendar to start the New Year limoncello. 🙂
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The Cincinnati Ice Cream immediately gave me the munchies 🙂
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I would be curious to see a wine pairing with these dishes, along with your reasons why.
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No OitS today…. your blog vacation makes me sad 😦 But well needed I am sure!
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Okay, lots of these look good. I LOVE Cincinnati chili!
Hugs from Ecuador,
Kathy
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I’ve already researched the Cincinnati chili, because of our conversation. I’ll sample the rest, a couple each day till you’re back. Happy vacation! 🙂
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These are great recipes, Frank. I must give the Argentine chili a try! It sounds wonderful to me. I remembered the Cincinnati Spaghetti recipe…that’s so unusual to me, but I must admit it sounds really delicious. I need to give that a try before long! 🙂
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I am making my Cincy chili this weekend!! I personally am a three way myself! Oh – desert – Graeter’s dbl choc chip!!
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correct me if i am wrong, but cincinnati’s nickname is “the queen’s city.” is that what it actually translates to? if so, in what language? a native american one?
of course i could google this, but it’s more fun to ask you.
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