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Originally posted by slammerTonight was a classic fall harvest menu…………Big Ol’ grilled porterhouse cut pork chop, roasted acorn squash, cornbread stuffing, brussel sprouts and coleslaw (not pictured)
My compliments to the Pig and the Amish farmer the acorn squash came from!!!
Slammer!!!
That is surely a "Wowzer!" Brad
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Originally posted by rinembTonight, a local knarly bone in ribeye with a hasselback potato, paired with a Kansas wheated bourbon. Brad
UGgg...
Yer killin me Brad....
I promised the Docs...no more booze...
That is a go to meal...
I...I eveah..saw one...
Enjoy...!
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Originally posted by slammerTonight was a classic fall harvest menu…………Big Ol’ grilled porterhouse cut pork chop, roasted acorn squash, cornbread stuffing, brussel sprouts and coleslaw (not pictured)
My compliments to the Pig and the Amish farmer the acorn squash came from!!!
Slammer!!!
That looks great, for sure. Brad
Freezing weather and moisture arrived in Wichita this weekend. So...
I gathered up a hob load of the remaining peppers, tomatoes, a big onion, some fresh oregano and processed the whole mess; then added lime juice, a bit vinegar, salt, and cumin. I processed to finer than chunky-coarser than grainy. I ended up with about 2 quarts of salsa. Some I will freeze, some we will eat until it starts growing stuff. I figure with the lime juice and vinegar in there and keeping it refrigerated, it should last a while.
At least through a few football games and bags of tortilla chips, and a few tostados.
Brad
Jiffy Corn muffins are great!!! Doctor em up a little like the ones above and you have something special!!! Just read a food survey recently on corn bread and corn bread muffins and Jiffy (one of the least expensive) is ranked at the top if not THE TOP !!!
Can’t say it would suck with a chunk of that ham!!! Yes please!!!
Slammer!!!
I had to work lat tonight and it was cold and snowing like mad when I got home.
Mrs. Slammer took us south of the border with some nice hot Chicken Pozole Verde accompanied by some Cilantro Lime Coleslaw, Jalapeño Popper Dip and Blu Corn Tortilla chips. Sure warmed up after that!!! The Verde was all homemade from fresh tomatillos, onions , garlic, green chiles, white and yellow hominy, chicken broth and spices!!! I guess I’ll keep her for a little while yet !!! Can’t wait for leftovers tomorrow!!!
Slammer!!!
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Originally posted by slammerI had to work lat tonight and it was cold and snowing like mad when I got home.
Mrs. Slammer took us south of the border with some nice hot Chicken Pozole Verde accompanied by some Cilantro Lime Coleslaw, Jalapeño Popper Dip and Blu Corn Tortilla chips. Sure warmed up after that!!! The Verde was all homemade from fresh tomatillos, onions , garlic, green chiles, white and yellow hominy, chicken broth and spices!!! I guess I’ll keep her for a little while yet !!! Can’t wait for leftovers tomorrow!!!
Slammer!!!
That looks great. I assume you mean south of the Colorado Border, into NE New Mexico. Home of Hatch chilis and Posole everywhere. We try to drive there about every year, just to eat posole as often and at as many places possible, along with blue corn pancakes and chips. Then after a week or so, drive home with several bags of dry hominy. And, suck rolaids all the way home to Kansas.
I must remind Marilyn, its time to make our first batch of this New Mexico stew. Funny, when I was going to college at NMSU down further south, it was served a lot in the dining hall, but I never knew what it was called.
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Originally posted by STUD figmo Aljust diddin't... look.. right.
I will buy it (on occasion) when I am headed out to a week long job and do my groceries shopping. Most job trailers I live in, have no running water, and only microwave and tiny fridge, for foods. So I buy prepared pre-cooked stuff, and fresh veggies, etc. I cannot do dishes without a lot of effort, therefore, that squeeze bottle is handy, for, mayo, mustard, ketchup, sauces, salad dressing, and sour cream.
Not so much at home, and Marilyn hates squeeze sour cream. See Al's comment!
I hate to even post pics knowing that Fig isn’t eating much right now, but last night was the usual Sunday pizza night. No meat, just lots of fresh mushrooms and onions!!!
Didn’t miss the meat at all. Sorry Fig, but if Brad can post food porn pics like the one above of his steak dinner, I figured it’d be ok!!!
Slammer!!!
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Originally posted by slammerI hate to even post pics knowing that Fig isn’t eating much right now, but last night was the usual Sunday pizza night. No meat, just lots of fresh mushrooms and onions!!!
Didn’t miss the meat at all. Sorry Fig, but if Brad can post food porn pics like the one above of his steak dinner, I figured it’d be ok!!!
Slammer!!!
I have my new 8x10 dark Detroit pizza pans and the larger ones as well. But until I find better pepperoni I am on strike. I may have found it yesterday in Boar's Head meats in deli section. They are larger sandwich size rounds so thinking I could quarter the rounds. That said, using the Italian sausage was very good. Brad
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Originally posted by steve davisA bison cheese burger and a 350 cal. Ensure (chocolate).
Now there's a combo I hadn't thought of, but who doesn't like a Cheeseburger and a Chocolate Shake?
Chili Dogs, Crinkle Cut Fries, Fruit Salad and Chips with Pico de Gallo. Should'a had some Orange Jello with that, too!
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