moose eater
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The goat cheese (soft white) gives a slight accent or 'bite' the white sauce and presence of basil pesto from the freezer. It was awesome.I am not keen about goat cheese but the rest sounds very tasty. Enjoy!
The goat cheese (soft white) gives a slight accent or 'bite' the white sauce and presence of basil pesto from the freezer. It was awesome.I am not keen about goat cheese but the rest sounds very tasty. Enjoy!
they were really tender.little too sweet but good. Arent you in TN? Should be some good bbq places there.Theres a few bbq places here but ive only been to Famous Daves so far.Honestly not the greatest but i get coupons on the app.got a free birtday dessert coupon.gonna get a slice of pecan piedamn, burnt ends! at least i know what they look like now. never seen them on a menu at a BBQ joint here...
i've eaten some really good BBQ here, but never seen burnt ends on the menu. for years, i've been suspicious that the cooks etc get the good parts... not that i would do that myself when grilling out...Arent you in TN? Should be some good bbq places there.
i'd rather eat ribeye fat than ribeye... wife thinks i'm suicidal.you know how a nice piece of ribeye fat is tender?
German government trying to bankrupt the farmers so they are protesting. Thank farmers for your food.
being productive is greatly overrated, in my opinion. you do you, and enjoy it!This is shaping up to be a relatively unproductive evening
well fancy that. Do you eat gourmet food everyday? Im miring but thats gotta get expensive> specially in Alaska. I make gourmet meals like 4 times a month.i would kill to see your pantry. you got a root cellar too?Stove-top crawfish etouffee (last 1-lb. package of Louisiana combined wild-caught and farmed crawfish tails that my daughter brought me last year; she's going back to Louisiana for Mardi Gras in a week or so, and bringing more treats back, so it was time to consume last year's crawfish form the freezer). Made with chopped celery, chopped sweet onions, chopped green bell pepper, chopped red sweet bell pepper, micro-chopped jalapeno pepper, coarse dried thyme, cayenne pepper, black pepper, white pepper, sea salt, fresh minced garlic, fish sauce, tomato sauce, diced organic tomatoes, parsley, chopped green onions, (I think that was all of it) and served over small servings of wild (black) rice from Northern Minnesota Native American lands. (*we had no brown rice and I prefer wild rice in a pinch).
(*I wanted to add some real chicken base to the water for the wild rice, but my wife vetoed the idea... Next time...).
My daughter was the source of the craw fish, as she owns a home in Louisiana, though she's back working and living in Alaska now, and the rest is just fresh veggies and some canned goods, though the wild rice was hanging out in the cupboard from last year's duck experiments. (*I've been a huge fan of wild rice stuffing with chopped water chestnuts and giblets and/or fresh chopped oysters since I was tiny).well fancy that. Do you eat gourmet food everyday? Im miring but thats gotta get expensive> specially in Alaska. I make gourmet meals like 4 times a month.i would kill to see your pantry. you got a root cellar too?