Here's a little "hook & needle" (possibly better known as b's mamacita) for you:
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Anyway, it's not a crafty post, but it IS a post. I'm trying to stay on top of this blog thing.
We're attending a wine tasting party this weekend. Our assignment is New World Cab Sav and Merlot. Any suggestions for a couple not-too-pricey bottles (and a matching dish to pass)?
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Hey, it's Jerri. I had bookmarked you a while back when you posted this. I lvoe reading blogs - any kind of blogs. I missed you on the other place, so I would check on you here from time to time. I hope that you don't mind. It's not the same without you & Robin.
I've had an empty blog for quite some time, so you inspired me to create a post. I don't know enough about it yet to give you the link easily. I'm guessing that you can get to it by clicking on my name. Ok, this is long enough. :)
I wine tasting party, how fun!
I usually go for Michigan wine myself. We have some great bottles but I really havn't found a cab sav or melot from Michigan that I like. I do have a GREAT appetizer for you. I love a good excuse to make this and it goes great with wine and everyone is always asking, "What's in that and how can I get the recipe!?"
http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Basil-Parmesan-Spread/Detail.aspx
I just realized that it's already over so my two cents is a bit too late! Sorry :)
Jill
P.S. Thanks for the comment regarding Marley. I really appreciate it.
Jill- it isn't over! It's this coming weekend!
We also usually do Michigan wines, but like you, I can't think of a really remarkable Cab Sauv or Merlot... Warner's Cab Franc is good, I usually buy whites myself, but I digress.
I am hoping to avoid California wines, I know this group (and frankly, myself) shies away from the cliched Napa wines. Thank you for the recipe, I will have to check it out.
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