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Last night we had pasta salad and a skewer of grilled shrimp. This salad was labeled as a pickle lovers pasta salad. Vinegerette infused shallot slices, mixture of Duke's and sour cream, pickle brine, load of chopped dill pickles, fresh dill, celery, shredded havarti etc. I believe a Southern Living recipe, "Dill Pickle Pasta Salad". I put it all together early enough to meld and chill a while.
Marilyn said it was the best pasta salad she had ever eaten. Yes, no bigger pickle lover than my wife! Brad
We can’t find a good hamburger bun in our county to save my soul. I’m so disgusted with them and when making a great smash burger, or any burger for that matter , the bun is a huge integral part. I’m on a few smash burger forums and gonna start making my own!!! There are a couple people I follow and their homemade buns look fantastic. It’s time!!!
Slammer!!!
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Originally posted by slammerWe can’t find a good hamburger bun in our county to save my soul. I’m so disgusted with them and when making a great smash burger, or any burger for that matter , the bun is a huge integral part. I’m on a few smash burger forums and gonna start making my own!!! There are a couple people I follow and their homemade buns look fantastic. It’s time!!!
Slammer!!!
I could not agree more on the "quality" of burger buns. Loaded with preservatives, too mushy, too big or or fat, too pasty, etc. I have gone to toasting buns on the grill to get them to hold up to the meat and condiments. I don't want pretzel buns or brioche buns, etc. I am tempted to make my own. Someday...Brad
Fired up the Wok last night and may just have a new “favorite”
Didn’t feel like going to the store so made due with what we had.
Mongolian Beef (venison) cabbage onions, carrots, garlic. Little soy sauce, fish sauce, rice wine vinegar and a little brown sugar, red pepper Flakes.
Damn!!! Fried or stir fried cabbage is sooooo underrated!!!
Slammer!!!
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Originally posted by slammerFired up the Wok last night and may just have a new “favorite”
Didn’t feel like going to the store so made due with what we had.
Mongolian Beef (venison) cabbage onions, carrots, garlic. Little soy sauce, fish sauce, rice wine vinegar and a little brown sugar, red pepper Flakes.
Damn!!! Fried or stir fried cabbage is sooooo underrated!!!
Slammer!!!
Looks good to me. brad
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That's the link to the recipe. It's basically a one-pot mac and cheese with chicken, peppers, onions, and garlic. The pasta is cooked in the same pot as all the other ingredients. Pretty not too bad!
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Originally posted by STUD figmo Alyoutu.be/4kyTkEItmDc?si=_pIG12x9J_XHjlga
That's the link to the recipe. It's basically a one-pot mac and cheese with chicken, peppers, onions, and garlic. The pasta is cooked in the same pot as all the other ingredients. Pretty not too bad!
I must be getting the wrong kind of chicken. Every time I saute chicken the pan fills with water. Same with ground meat. It's frustrating.
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Originally posted by J e f fquote:
Originally posted by STUD figmo Alyoutu.be/4kyTkEItmDc?si=_pIG12x9J_XHjlga
That's the link to the recipe. It's basically a one-pot mac and cheese with chicken, peppers, onions, and garlic. The pasta is cooked in the same pot as all the other ingredients. Pretty not too bad!I must be getting the wrong kind of chicken. Every time I saute chicken the pan fills with water. Same with ground meat. It's frustrating.
Rubber chickin will work... :0/
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Originally posted by STUD figmo AlMebee cook it at a higher temp..?
Never thought of doing that. I'll crank up the heat next time. Thanks.
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Originally posted by STUD figmo AlJeff:
Also try combining the oil with the meat instead of putting it in the pan. And use less!
Liz
Got it. Thanks, Liz.
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Originally posted by J e f fquote:I must be getting the wrong kind of chicken. Every time I saute chicken the pan fills with water. Same with ground meat. It's frustrating.
So stop cooking in the sink!![]()
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