DAMN! You got all the comfort food groups on one plate. 🤓
Butter and Bread and Sandwiches Oh My! (II)
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It's hard to go wrong with smoked pulled pork!
And then smoked mac and cheese. That's a superbowl meal just waiting for the big match.
Last year I brought two trays of mac and cheese, one with a little liquid smoke and one without, to a Super bowl party. Some liked the smoked, others not as much. Both trays however, had little left over at the end of the day.
We recently celebrated our youngest son's birthday. He and his brother decided to prepare one of Sam The Cooking Guy's deluxe hotdogs.
They had bacon, grilled onions & pineapple, and a little bit of heat from a sauce made from Japanese mayonnaise, Worcester, and sriracha. Easily the best hotdogs I've ever eaten.
They had bacon, grilled onions & pineapple, and a little bit of heat from a sauce made from Japanese mayonnaise, Worcester, and sriracha. Easily the best hotdogs I've ever eaten.
I'm not particularly big on hot dogs, but when they are made gourmet style, what's there not to like?
Those look like they'd be delicious!
Those look like they'd be delicious!
That's understandable. It helps when you start with the highest quality dogs ya can buy.
Man o man I like those $1.50 costco hot dogs. For a buck 50 you get a hot dog and a beverage.
The other day the CEO of Costco was asked if they were going to raise the price.
His response "I will kill anyone who does" 😱
Imagine if you will finely ground granola, and finely ground rice crispies, held together with sweetened Reeses type peanut butter, pressed into a slab and covered with chocolate icing that hardens like that ice cream kind does.
Buy one get one at the local grocery store
The other day the CEO of Costco was asked if they were going to raise the price.
His response "I will kill anyone who does" 😱
Imagine if you will finely ground granola, and finely ground rice crispies, held together with sweetened Reeses type peanut butter, pressed into a slab and covered with chocolate icing that hardens like that ice cream kind does.
Buy one get one at the local grocery store
^ I love the description.
BOGO
That's one of those sayings that bothers me.
Shouldn't it be, buy one, and get one for FREE
Or buy ONE and get TWO instead.
Every time I buy a car, I only get one. What's up with that?
Nothing is free anymore
I prefer buy one, get one no extra charge.
I prefer buy one, get one no extra charge.
Today the outside temp started at 2F with a windchill of -13F.
Today we had a high of 19F.
When I decided that I wanted to make Eggplant Parm, I knew that I would have a problem.
My daughter opens the windows when ever I fry anything. Fried oil makes her hair smell like a kitchen. With these extremely low temps, I didn't want any windows open.
So I decided to "Air Fry" the eggplant.
So eggplant salted to weep fluids for 30 minutes, pressed dry, then dipped in flour, egg wash, and then panko. Baked in the "Air Fry" toaster oven for about 30 minutes.
Then layered with seasoned ricotta cheese, and mozzarella, and sauce.
In the mean time I made up a salad.
Today we had a high of 19F.
When I decided that I wanted to make Eggplant Parm, I knew that I would have a problem.
My daughter opens the windows when ever I fry anything. Fried oil makes her hair smell like a kitchen. With these extremely low temps, I didn't want any windows open.
So I decided to "Air Fry" the eggplant.
So eggplant salted to weep fluids for 30 minutes, pressed dry, then dipped in flour, egg wash, and then panko. Baked in the "Air Fry" toaster oven for about 30 minutes.
Then layered with seasoned ricotta cheese, and mozzarella, and sauce.
In the mean time I made up a salad.
Poppy, that's the most pleasing to the eye meal you've every posted. It L@@Ks delicious!
Thanks Chance!
It's colorful. like many of your posts.
Needing to get more fiber in my diet, I made another salad.
To which I added a rotisserie chicken leg and thigh.
Next night, some Chicken Parm brought home from the office, and some left-over salad.
Last night another quick meal... some rotisserie chicken, with some kraft mac and cheese.
To which I added a rotisserie chicken leg and thigh.
Next night, some Chicken Parm brought home from the office, and some left-over salad.
Last night another quick meal... some rotisserie chicken, with some kraft mac and cheese.
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knucklegary
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Good looking salad Poppy!
For a change from romaine or spinach, I'll buy the bagged cole slaw then add avacados, tomatoes, green onions, olives.. Good stuff we need daily!
For a change from romaine or spinach, I'll buy the bagged cole slaw then add avacados, tomatoes, green onions, olives.. Good stuff we need daily!
Sounds great knucklegary! All those anti-oxidents in one bowl.
As a kid, I had an extreme gassy reaction to raw cabbage, so much so that if I had two tablespoons of coleslaw, I'd be doubled over in pain. I'd be fine with cooked cabbage, such as in stuffed cabbage IE gwumpkies or sauerkraut.
Fortunately I've outgrown that. I added avocado to the more recent salad, instead of mandarin oranges. Today, I think I'll add some canned pineapple, and maybe some olives.
Another swing and a hit, Poppy. L@@Ks like a home run!
Mother and son preparing stir fry -
BTW, the stove is 15 to 19 years old. Stove Top cleaner/wax is a must.
BTW, the stove is 15 to 19 years old. Stove Top cleaner/wax is a must.
knucklegary
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Is natural gas/propane prohibited in PNW?
I prefer cooking with iron skillets. That glass top would not last a week in my kitchen.
I prefer cooking with iron skillets. That glass top would not last a week in my kitchen.
No, not yet. I would be surprised if doing so isn't on our governor's list. He's one of those save the earth all the while flying on his private jet kind of guys.
Ya like to bang yer skillets down on yer cooktop? That's very macho!
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In late 2023 or early 24 meatless meat will taste as good as the real thing . You heard it here first
