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September 14, 2023

Maine Foodie

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Of course when we were in Maine we ate really, really well. Usually when Chris and I rent a vacation place I alternate between cooking and eating out but this trip it was all eating out. With a toddler it was a lot easier to have breakfasts in the rental and then do other meals out or bring them home. It was a culinary delight and the emphasis was on seafood and lobster, of course. I didn’t take a lot of pictures of the family meals but I did manage a few. Enjoy.

Crab cakes headlined a couple of meals.

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Tacos are always a favorite of mine and with shrimp and seafood on every menu I had to get them several times.

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How about some Maine blueberries in several ways.

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The headliner was lobster, of course, and we indulged in it in many ways. Lobster rolls to lobster nachos to lobster crepes to the full on lobster meal — yum.

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And a few more food pictures just for my enjoyment of remembering some special meals with family.

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Are you hungry yet? I am! Leave me a comment and tell me which dish looks the best to you and Comment for a Cause for Allied Whale Adopt a Whale.

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