and I only spent $145 to do it at Safeway. It was one of those Sundays, where you peruse the paper and find a coupon you think you will use ($0.75 off a dozen eggs) then you get out your scissors and examine the coupon books in earnest. Pretty soon you are heading off to the store with a handf

So Dad and I enjoyed a special Sunday dinner of broiled lobster tails (so sweet!) and a Spanish Omelet with roasted red pepper sauce. And since the omelet is so herbacious I'm going to enter this post in

I'm going to highlight sweet peppers as they are not only inside, but the sauce is essentially made of a sweet type pepper too. Peppers are true powerhouses of nutrition. Besides a big dose of Vitamin C, these peppers are also full of thiamine, vitamin B6, beta carotene, and folic acid. Bell peppers also contain a large amount of phytochemicals that have exceptional antioxidant activity. And the red ones contain lycopene, which is good for the men in your life.
We also finished off the meal with the hibiscus scented chocolate brownies with raspberries with a scoop of Ben & Jerry's Dublin Mudslide ice cream. Pure yum.
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I enjoyed cutting discount coupons for grocery items when I lived in the US for a while. My favorite ones are discounts for gourmet coffee I wanted to bring home to the Philippines.
The omelet sounds delicious...
It does sound like a delicious sauce for an omelet, yum. I always want to laugh when they tell me how much I've "saved!)
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