a few boiled eggs, cereal, some toast, and then i'm going deer hunting. snowing in the mountains here. 
What Are You Eating Right Now!!!
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saw three on the way to hunt, one while i WAS hunting, and over twenty less than 100 yds from where i was hunting on the other side of the ridge in a subdivision. danged deer!
had fried onions/taters and cornbread for supper. made up for the insults the deer hurled today...
GreenestBasterd
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Good old hearty chilli, rice and bread.
made a big batch of (allegedly) Maine corn chowder using a "wing-it" approach to named ingredients, and adding a can of cream of bacon soup to it...
Canned cream of bacon?what is this cream of bacon you speak of and where can i get it?Damn,now i want loaded potato soup with extra bacon.fuck bacon is expensivemade a big batch of (allegedly) Maine corn chowder using a "wing-it" approach to named ingredients, and adding a can of cream of bacon soup to it...
it's in every large grocery store down here, right next to the other canned soups. i must have picked this can up by accident when buying cream of mushroom soup for chicken casseroles. it DOES have chunks of bacon in it, by the way.
We went over to the wagon wheel market I picked up some green beans fresh green beans and the yellow squash and a couple carrots to go along with three chicken cutlets I'm going to do it all in the air fryer the vegetables will get oil and sea salt really looking forward to it should be a good dinner.
frozen fish filets in the oven. better than McD trash, but...
Had some good unagi and teriyaki chicken.wish they wouldnt put sauce on the eel.it was good and somewhat pricey.not too crazy but I'm broke
Am I the only one who never heard of it? I seen wierd shit down south but not that.eh forget it.too tired to care anywayit's in every large grocery store down here, right next to the other canned soups. i must have picked this can up by accident when buying cream of mushroom soup for chicken casseroles. it DOES have chunks of bacon in it, by the way.
Cuddles
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omg, I just love japanese eel with sauce!! lucky you
Cuddles
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Thanks for the recommendation. I´ve always wanted to visit Dublin and I guess you can´t survive just by drinking Stout
,LOL
I Care
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I’m sure you could make it a week on the local water source but you’d be missing out on the great food in the land of Eire. Skip the touristy spots live like a local when you make the trip. Summer week in Dublin and a trip to hike down to Howth to burn one amongst the butterflies and you’ll be glad you went. All about the food. You’d get the full experience even if you skipped the beers, what they call a pub there is a 4 star restaurant with a bar.Thanks for the recommendation. I´ve always wanted to visit Dublin and I guess you can´t survive just by drinking Stout
Cuddles
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I never like tourist spots, they´re what I call `rip-off-areas´ .
Everything is overpriced and usually bad quality too! I live in a very large city with plenty of tourism and even the junk food places are more expensive than they are elsewhere in town.
I once went to an italian restaurant by the main train station and near a museum and it was really sh*t. The cheese didn´t even melt because it wasn´t real, poroper cheese. Unbelievable!
Trouble is, museums are a MUST for me,lol.
I think the best places to visit are indeed where the locals go, that´s for sure.
I´d love to go fishing if I´m ever in Ireland too. It is after all, an island
Last winter I looked for irish stew recipes online. Those with stout of course, but I didn´t actually try any of them.
Btw, which worcester sauce do you recommend using ? I bought one last ffom a brand I had never heard of and didn´t like it at all.
Says who? My main diet is beer and I'm doing fine! Lol They say beer is king of medicine.think I read that in a book.maybeThanks for the recommendation. I´ve always wanted to visit Dublin and I guess you can´t survive just by drinking Stout
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