That thing is awesome!
What Are You Having For Dinner
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They are well worth the cost!
Guessing a non stick easy to clean surface?
It's cast iron so you season it.
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Thai soup for dinner tonight. Coconut milk, carrot sticks, mushrooms, shrimp, ginger sticks, not sure what else they put in it.
Last night was chicken thighs, broccoli, cheddar bread, courtesy of the offspring.
Last night was chicken thighs, broccoli, cheddar bread, courtesy of the offspring.
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Steak & potatoes.
Salad, chili on cauliflower rice, and the long awaited brownie!
Even better!
I would eat that everyday but my wife won't allow it!
Country ribs and gnooci fried in amish butter, cucumbers, & maters
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Cousin made hotdogs, hamburgers, fresh green beans and tomato slices. I brought potato salad. A strawberry cream cake for dessert and peanut butter ice cream.
Today is fried ham steak
buttered noodles ( hubby's favorite)
cucumber and tomato salad
buttered noodles ( hubby's favorite)
cucumber and tomato salad
Nice big loaded salads tonight. Lettuce, spinach, broccoli, carrots, cukes, tomatoes, celery, and chicken. Ice cream for dessert
12 bass fillets 2 flathead fillets and 2 walleye fillets
Love me some walleye.
We had smoked pork chops, fried okra (man was that good), maters, & cukes
We had smoked pork chops, fried okra (man was that good), maters, & cukes
We had very few walleye when I was growing up you catch a lot of them now.
Just the opposite here. One near by lake was well known for walleye. Then early 80's TWRA killed off game fish and stocked with Stripers for paid guide trips. Now days it's a rare thing to catch one.
I'd damn sure rather catch walleye than stripers!
Me too. Other than saying you caught a big fish (state record is 49lbs) i consider it a trash fish.
Like a big white bass, slimy *******s! I hired a guide a few years back to try and catch a big one on Beaver lake in northwest Arkansas and did catch a 38 pounder.
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big salad with chicken strips, cilantro avocado dressing.
Tonight I was really tired for some reason. So I just went to the grocery store deli and got some fried chicken. A super-healthy (yeah, right!) comfort food. Their chicken is actually quite tasty there. Right at 7:00pm they mark it down to get rid of it. The 8-piece dinner is normally $7.99, but at 7:00pm it goes down to $2.49. I was right there at 7:00 to get me some. It was really good tonight. Like they just cooked a batch at 6:55 and then marked it discounted 5 minutes later.
The wife isn't much into fried chicken, so I cooked her up some perogies - basically pasta shells filled with either mashed potatoes or cheese (or both!) We used to make them from scratch, but you can buy them frozen now. The frozen ones don't take any effort. Boil them for a few minutes, then into a frying pan with browned butter to crisp them a little, drizzle sour creme on top. Usually I caramelize some onions in the frying pan with them too, but I didn't do that tonight.
The wife isn't much into fried chicken, so I cooked her up some perogies - basically pasta shells filled with either mashed potatoes or cheese (or both!) We used to make them from scratch, but you can buy them frozen now. The frozen ones don't take any effort. Boil them for a few minutes, then into a frying pan with browned butter to crisp them a little, drizzle sour creme on top. Usually I caramelize some onions in the frying pan with them too, but I didn't do that tonight.
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Chicken sausages, potato salad, brussel sprouts, and watermelon
Wow, thanks for the pics, push for better
Tonight a big salad, turkey sandwich and jello for dessert.
Going healthy tonight (not)! Sloppy Joes and french fries
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Roast beef burritos
Steaks and taters
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