D. Brian's Deli in downtown St. Paul, Minnesota is conveniently located near some St. Paul attractions. This St. Paul restaurant offers many breakfast and lunch menu choices. D. Brian's Deli is a few blocks from the Xcel Energy Center and the Saint Paul RiverCentre. The Mall of America is about 15 miles from this St. Paul restaurant. If you are visiting this St. Paul restaurant, you might be able to find some metered parking spots. If not, there are parking ramps (garages) within walking distance to D. Brian's Deli.The sauce in my Helper Complete Meal never thickened. It was more like eating soup. Also, as my boyfriend pointed out, if you'd never knew it was supposed to be slow cooker chicken alfredo sauce, you'd never have known. It tasted more like a chicken and cream soup. The chicken was also mushy, icky canned chicken, which I had feared. I added tons of Parmesan cheese and red pepper flakes after taking a few bites, otherwise the meal would have been tasteless.For seating your guests just keep the table simple. A few vases of flowers would be nice or even a centerpiece of grapes and greenery and bottle of wine would look nice. If you don't drink wine you can find the non alcoholic kind chicken alfredo pizza your store. Your mainly going for looks here. Another nice touch would be to put on some nice music. Maybe find music by Luciano Pavarotti or Andrea Bocelli. Music always help set the mood for your dinner party.Are you now convinced to buy your new cast iron utensils? That's good. Now, if you like cooking stews and soups, I suggest you start with the cast iron pots. Here you can cook your savory beef stew or chicken and cream macaroni soup. When buying your kitchenware, you have to take note what you love cooking first and go from there. If you love frying, a cast iron skillet should do the trick. If you're into baking, there is a myriad of cast iron baking utensils to choose from. You can test how well these few pieces work and turn it into a collection or take the plunge and buy a whole collection of utensils. I'm sure you won't regret it.Now that I have taught everyone what should go into a restaurant salad, I can go back to my ranting. I don't want to hear that certain restaurants have vegetarian choices. I have been to them and I know what those choices are. I get two choices. Meat eaters get the whole darn menu. What if I don't like those two choices? What if I'm sick of eating noodles with bland sauce or even sick of eating salad? I'm guessing this is where you tell me not to be a vegetarian. How about if you don't be a meat eater? Not that simple is it? A vegetarian is part of who I am. Just like eating meat is part of who you are. Neither of us is changing. Enough slow cooker chicken alfredo said.The Michelina's Lean Gourmet meals are known for being cheap and low in calories. They are a simple meal for lunch at home or work. The Five Cheese Lasagna meal was very simple to fix. You vent the lid and cook it for three minutes. When it is done, you stir the sauce around the lasagna and cook for one and half more minutes. It comes out really hot and done ready to eat. It also has directions to cook it in the oven, but I have not tried it this way. I am sure it would come out great though. This meal only cost $1.00 at Wal-Mart.Reducing your food tab means more money for other things. You don't have to go hungry or eat less than delicious meals just because you're on a budget, though. Overlook some of the usual meals you normally prepare and have a new look at some other foods your grocery may carry. You'll be surprised at how far you can stretch a dollar, too, when you use coupons, rebates, and bogo specials.