RE: Restaurant News

[Guest guest]

where is ruby tuesdays? any in san diego area? or san francisco?

janice

Restaurant News

Hi Everyone!

I went to Ruby Tuesday's the other day and what a pleasant surprise. They

now have a seperate " LOW-CARB " menu.....how cool is that??? They have

everything broken down so you know exactly how many carbs you are

getting---even broken down to include just NET CARBS. The entrees are

served with " cauliflower mashed potatoes " and steamed broccoli and if you

get any of the wrapped burgers---including a very good wrapped turkey burger

they are served with BBQ pork rinds. The menu is actually quite

extensive----including a piece of cheesecake, made with splenda with a

chopped nut crust---only 4 carbs. This reastaurant has never been a

favorite of mine but it sure is now!!!

BJ in Va

open RNY 7/12/02

279/140/138

[Guest guest]

It's a chain with food that's just passable, IMO. They're usually in

or near the big malls around here. But, SF, low carb cheesecake? Uh

oh, it's calling my name. )

in NJ

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> where is ruby tuesdays? any in san diego area? or san francisco?

>

> janice

>

[Guest guest]

I've made the cauliflower mashed " potatoes " at home and they're quite good,

but I didn't like what they served at Ruby Tuesday's and neither did DH

(he's the one doing low carb). He loved the burger wrap though.

Personally, I like their French onion soup & salad bar combo (LOVE their

salad bar) or the spicy BBQ chicken fingers. And being able to add the

salad bar to any meal or appetizer for $1.95 is great - makes it so I don't

have to feel guilty about the price of adding it.

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It's a chain with food that's just passable, IMO. They're usually

in

or near the big malls around here. But, SF, low carb cheesecake?

Uh

oh, it's calling my name. )

in NJ

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> where is ruby tuesdays? any in san diego area? or san francisco?

>

> janice

>

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[Guest guest]

Terri - what are cauliflower mashed " potatoes " ? Better yet - do they

taste anything like potatoes?

Amber

Re: Restaurant News

It's a chain with food that's just passable, IMO. They're usually in or

near the big malls around here. But, SF, low carb cheesecake? Uh oh,

it's calling my name. )

in NJ

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> where is ruby tuesdays? any in san diego area? or san francisco?

>

> janice

>

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[Guest guest]

The way I make it is to steam some cauliflower until it's soft, then mash it

with butter, cream and whatever else I'd put into mashed potatoes. It

doesn't taste exactly like mashed potatoes if you eat it plain (as in

" healthy " mashed potatoes the way we used to make them, with chicken broth

and nothing fun), but if you add stuff like butter, cream, cheese, S & P,

sour cream, bacon, whatever (not all those things at once, just whatever

you'd put into potatoes) they taste good. I love cauliflower so I'd eat

them even if the taste wasn't " hidden " , but my husband hates cauliflower and

if I add a little butter, cream, parmesan and S & P, he loves them.

One thing that I've learned is to dry the cauliflower completely before

mashing them or they get runny.

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Re: Restaurant News

It's a chain with food that's just passable, IMO. They're usually in or

near the big malls around here. But, SF, low carb cheesecake? Uh oh,

it's calling my name. )

in NJ

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> where is ruby tuesdays? any in san diego area? or san francisco?

>

> janice

>

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