I've got a pork loin that I've slathered in yogurt cheese, (take some yogurt, put it in a coffee filter, suspend it in a strainer over a bowl and wait a day- mix with salt & pepper) and sprinkled with garlic and some fresh rosemary.
I'm going to cook this on the grill after letting it sit for about a day.
Dinner will be the pork, some grilled corn, organic spinach that was on sale, and either bread (If I get out of CT today) or maybe a pasta salad.
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