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Originally posted by monstertoneCajun Shrimp Étouffée over rice. Nuff said!
Did i mention...
I was availible... !.. :0)
You & Liz are welcome anytime. However, give me enough warning to make sure I have the necessary ingredients on hand. Barring that, would you like the recipe?
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Originally posted by STUD figmo AlYes, please!
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Originally posted by STUD figmo AlBaked chicken thighs, French bread with garlic sauce, and a cucumber salad (not pictured.)
Yum! I am going to grill-bake chicken thighs tomorrow for Sunday evening dinner.
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Originally posted by slammerBrad, I’m sure that would’ve tasted great on a paper plate and a red solo cup, but damnnnnnnnnn, you people sure know how to plate and present!!! Your in the wrong business!!!
Slammer!!!
Thank you, it's a far cry from when I was a 15 year old staff cook for the councilor staff at a wilderness camp. It was not pretty, and as far as I know, we never had a sickness outbreak from our cooking and cleaning.
Marilyn had much to do with civilizing this young Daniel Boone and jock.
brad
Ever have the Perfect Breakfast???
I’m helping Mom out this weekend since my Dad’s passing a few weeks ago and had a big breakfast this morning before the Packer game starts………Gooooo PACKERS!!!
How many times in a persons life have ya had Egg, Bacon, Fried taters & toast with strawberry jam for breakfast…………………hopefully more than you can count!!!
Well, today was special!!! The Eggs were golden yoke rich good eggs, Smokey salty crisp bacon that melted in your mouth, fries red taters fresh from da garden, fried with plenty of onion and bacon grease, sourdough toast and mom’s homemade strawberry rhubarb jam not to mention having breakfast with my 86 yr old mom who made breakfast for me!!! Wah !!! Dat was Special!!! The coffee was pretty good too!!!
How lucky am I !!!
Slammer!!!
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Originally posted by slammerNow if I can just get her to wash my truck, I might have to stay another day or two!!!
Slammer!!!
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Edited by - rinemb on 09/24/2023 11:39:46
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Originally posted by STUD figmo AlPork tenderloin with a super simple mushroom cream gravy, sauteed spinach, and a packaged pasta/cheese/mushroom dish. Delicious!
Gotta love that food tray.
Last night we enjoyed the “fruits of my labor.” Spaghetti and meatballs. A package of Italian spaghetti pasta. Sauce built on a large can of Italian plum tomatoes in sauce. Hand squished, herbs from the garden, other spices and seasonings, along with a big pour of Barbara wine. Simmered and reduced for a couple of hours. I made the meatballs earlier in the day, with ground beef, garden herbs, Panko. Etc. leftover breads from the freezer. The bottle of Barbara red wine. Brad. (It’s been a few years since I made a red sauce and meatballs, and with the results I plan to bump them up in the rotation. My wife gave me the thumbs up, since the meatballs were not “hockey pucks”-as her grandmother called hard tough meatballs.)
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