Food for Twenty

25 03 2009

Every year, our lab takes a weekend trip to Tahoe.  We rent out a huge cabin with a hot tub (though last year, the hot tub didn’t work, hence the nickname “not tub”).  It’s a lot of fun, but also sort of crazy logistically, as we try to coordinate meals as a group.  This year, two of my colleagues did a great job organizing and buying all of the food and drink.  We ate like kings and drank like fish, all for a very reasonable fee.  Best of all, I didn’t have to do any of the cooking!

Cuddling up with a giant bottle of bourbon...

Cuddling up with a giant bottle of bourbon...

... while I cuddle up with a Costco size box of Cheez-Its.  Bigger than my head, of course.

... while I cuddle up with a Costco size box of Cheez-Its. Bigger than my head, of course.

Yes, we ate extremely well.

Yes, we ate extremely well.

Mashed potatoes (one of two pans).

Mashed potatoes (one of two pans).

Hitting the "meat ceiling" and food coma, simultaneously.

Hitting the "meat ceiling" and food coma, simultaneously.

On the way back from Tahoe, we stopped in Fairfield for lunch at the Blue Frog Grog and Grill.  I got a soup  and a chicken caesar salad (not pictured) which was good, but the best part of the meal was the fresh baked bread.

Warm bread and beer.  Mmm...

Warm bread and cold beer. Mmm...

The boytoy's mushroom cheeseburger

An overflowing mushroom cheeseburger

SP's steamed artichoke, served with roasted garlic mayo (not pictured)

SP's steamed artichoke, served with roasted garlic mayo (not pictured)


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4 responses

25 03 2009
M

mmm artichoke! where did you ski?

25 03 2009
Jen

We went to Kirkwood that weekend, but we went to Heavenly in January.

1 04 2009
jane

oh god how i miss our lab’s cooking prowess (and knob creek!)

3 04 2009
food lover

that picture of the bread and beer is great!

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