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Shrimp Florentine from Ciao in Downtown Little Rock. 405 W 7th St. 501-372-0238

Special tonight for $12.95. It came with an awesome salad and rolls. What are you kids eating tonight?

Posted by Belly Boy on July 14, 2007 08:48 PM | Permalink

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Yesterday I roasted a pork shoulder I got from the half price section at Kroger's; let it cool, then separated the yummies from the yuckies.

Tonight I made chile verde that we stuffed into tortillas. Arroz on the side. Not bad at all.

Posted by: hugh mann | July 14, 2007 09:35 PM

My Saturday night dinner was hibachi at Fuji in Conway (sorry I'm late checking these out), but my Friday night dinner at Arthur's Prime Steakhouse was out of this world. Everything Max said in his report and better.

(Yes, the shrimp looks great too)

Posted by: EY | July 17, 2007 05:38 PM

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