We had a great Easter dinner, and I’m happy to say that the olive-stuffed lamb turned out more fragrant, more tender, and more delicious than I remembered it. Unfortunately, the night ended with a medical emergency (everyone’s fine now, save perhaps, for the parents) and I spent much of the night in the Emergency Room. I hope to have the full story about the lamb to you in a day or two.
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April 08, 2012
Family Crisis Postpones Olive-Stuffed Lamb Report
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Yikes! What happened?? Hope all is okay. Saw you book in a store in Princeton this weekend and it made me smile!
Posted by: Meg D | April 09, 2012 at 10:52 AM