Saturday, August 07, 2010
The Sorbet
Last night at McCrady's, a very nice restaurant in old Charleston (George Washington dined in the place during his "Southern tour" in 1791), a friend ordered "The Sorbet" for dessert. This is what he got:
I had the excellent "trio of lamb," a nice red zin, and a delightful chocolatey thingy as the sweetness at the end. Tasty to be sure, but not nearly so photogenic.
I don't know about you guys, but I had a very nice day. I rode an almost unbelievable bike about 15 miles, then ran a bit more than three miles on the beach at Isle of Palms. Lunch at Melvyn's Bar-B-Q, followed by boating, tubing and beers on the inland waterway. Sadly, I did not use sunscreen. Doh!
More later, if dinner is as impressive tonight. Or if the spirit otherwise moves me.
Back home tomorrow, where I will see the TH Teenager, he having returned from his month in Vermont. Awesome!
3 Comments:
By 
, at
Sat Aug 07, 08:48:00 PM:
Nice to have you down South.
I recommend the Shrimp and Grits.
By 
TigerHawk, at
Sat Aug 07, 10:21:00 PM:
Did the shrimp and grits on Thursday night at Red Drum. Loved it!
By , at
Sun Aug 08, 08:12:00 PM:
If you get a chance try 82 Queen.
