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Originally posted by Lizwadsworth65A pie made with leftover pork, peas, carrots, and onions. Mashed potato cakes.
Like the improvising. Did you add any egg to the mashed potatoes before frying? Brad
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Originally posted by Lizwadsworth65I considered it, but just dipped them in flour instead.
I admire the CI skillet frying of the tator patties. Brad
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Originally posted by slammerMonday I made a huge batch of Spicy Chicken Massaman peanut curry .
It was amazing and I have no pics.
Note to self…………………don’t eat spicy chicken massaman curry 3 days in a row and on the 4th day go ice fishing by yourself 8 miles off shore!!!
Just sayin!!!
Slaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamer!!!!
Melt yourself a new ice hole did you? I hope game and wildlife didn't charge you for groundbaiting1
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Originally posted by slammerRotini and meat sauce and a salad. Not a fan of Rotini. I think it should be in a cheesy baked dish or cold salad only. I was cleaning out the closet!!!
Slammer!!!
I hear you. We have way too many odd boxes/bags of pasta to be buying any, but the other day I bought boxes of spaghetti, fettucini, and linguini pastas. Brad
Flaky Puff Crust Pizza, with modifications.
I added some smoked and dehydrated (Basque?), and now rehydrated peppers from last year's harvest, local andouille, and some homemade sauce to go with the canned sauce.
It struck me as somewhat bland, even with the andouille and peppers, but the crust is really good! The cold butter is key to the puffiness of the crust, but as soon as you touch it, it wants to melt, so it's kinda tricky.
Will modify next time. I sprinkled some of my spice mix on top to pep it up a bit.
www.kingarthurbaking.com/recipes/flaky-puff-crust-pizza-recipe

Edited by - reubenstump on 01/31/2026 10:40:47
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Originally posted by reubenstumpFlaky Puff Crust Pizza, with modifications.
I added some smoked and dehydrated (Basque?), and now rehydrated peppers from last year's harvest, local andouille, and some homemade sauce to go with the canned sauce.
It struck me as somewhat bland, even with the andouille and peppers, but the crust is really good! The cold butter is key to the puffiness of the crust, but as soon as you touch it, it wants to melt, so it's kinda tricky.Will modify next time. I sprinkled some of my spice mix on top to pep it up a bit.
www.kingarthurbaking.com/recipes/flaky-puff-crust-pizza-recipe
Looks good. Hmmm, if you are cutting in pieces butter. Is it a short crust pastry, or a yeast dough?
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Originally posted by Wet SpanielCannelloni two ways. One with béchamel and one with half a pond of cheese topping - basically one for me and one for my boy both cooked just how we like them.
A big yum! Brad
No pics , but tonight was Chili Cheese Dogs with lots of minced onions. Wow, hit the spot for something simple. Discovered a new old brand of hot dogs and sausages and these all beef wieners were holy cow good!!!
Pretty sure they are only in the surrounding area. Vollwerth & Co. founded in 1915. Damn good snappy dog!!!
Slammer!!!
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Originally posted by slammerJonty, I would destroy both of those pans of goodness!!!
Slammer!!!
Dale, I would give my left nut for you to help us demo.ish those pans. What made today even better was that,it was new gun day too - we could have eaten and played too!
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Originally posted by STUD figmo AlLoaded poppers...
Don't know what She did..
But the burnt crunchie cheese bits were ...KILLAH ..Good... :0)
Cream cheese blended with sharp cheddar and some freeze dried chives, stuffed into jalapeno halves. Wrapped each one in a slice of bacon and roasted on a cast iron skillet until the bacon was cooked.
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Originally posted by rinembLooks good. Hmmm, if you are cutting in pieces butter. Is it a short crust pastry, or a yeast dough?
Yeast. I put the link in my post but it didn't seem to work. I'll try again.
Basically:
Make the dough.
Shred and freeze the butter (at least an hour, preferably unsalted).
Let the dough rise.
Fold the butter into the dough.
Two more short rises.
https://www.kingarthurbaking.com/recipes/flaky-puff-crust-pizza-recipe
Edited by - reubenstump on 02/01/2026 02:15:12
Sanctuary Francisco garlic noodles tonight! Paired with some steamed peas.
youtube.com/shorts/3jDSNOPgpjI...Gq2s-bxNU
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