Me neither.cooperhawk wrote: ↑Fri Jan 15, 2021 11:40 amWell, I'll try not to drive the price up on you.markiver54 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 15, 2021 11:06 amYes, if they are really nice ones, we pay up to $5.00 each!![]()
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What's for supper?
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I cranked up my Instant Pot last nite, and fixed some beef stew.
This morning, early, it was done. Sure does look & smell good.
I'll give it a go later. Gonna be nice for football weekend.
This morning, early, it was done. Sure does look & smell good.
I'll give it a go later. Gonna be nice for football weekend.
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For tonight's supper I will be making a pot of Canadian cheese soup, using the JL Hudson's recipe (now Macy's) with some homemade Brioche bread from my son. This stuff will warn the belly and the soul 
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That looks really good Grunt. Can I come over?
Seriously I make a beef veggie soup that I love but it is tomato based with a large beef soup bone.
I add carrots, onion, celery, green and red peppers, and a lot of cabbage. Yeah, cabbage. I love it.
Then of course there has to be some jalapeno as well to brighten it up a bit.
Seriously I make a beef veggie soup that I love but it is tomato based with a large beef soup bone.
I add carrots, onion, celery, green and red peppers, and a lot of cabbage. Yeah, cabbage. I love it.
Then of course there has to be some jalapeno as well to brighten it up a bit.
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Sure, come on down. I'd love to have some good company.cooperhawk wrote: ↑Fri Jan 15, 2021 2:58 pmThat looks really good Grunt. Can I come over?
Seriously I make a beef veggie soup that I love but it is tomato based with a large beef soup bone.
I add carrots, onion, celery, green and red peppers, and a lot of cabbage. Yeah, cabbage. I love it.![]()
Then of course there has to be some jalapeno as well to brighten it up a bit.
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Feeling lazy...so tonite is Sushi order out nite. I know...I know, many here say YUK!
We love it though, and it helps keep Carol from having to cook, as she is working hard preparing to enter tax season.
I may have to start doing some of the cooking as is usual this time of year. I guess it's worth it seeing as I get my taxes prepared for nothing.
We love it though, and it helps keep Carol from having to cook, as she is working hard preparing to enter tax season.
I may have to start doing some of the cooking as is usual this time of year. I guess it's worth it seeing as I get my taxes prepared for nothing.
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I may not like artichokes, but I do like good sushi. We have a Japanese restaurant not too far away that has a Bento Box which includes sushi.
I do like it a lot.
Tonight we are going to our favorite Supper Club, the Ranchero, https://www.facebook.com/rancherosupperclub , which is back open this week.
Sadly I can't have my martini or baked potato with sour cream and butter until this darn infection goes away.
Have to drink a diet cola and mixed veggies.
I'm like you, my wife is an attorney and I get all that tax work done, and all I have to do is review the docs and sign.
I do like it a lot.
Tonight we are going to our favorite Supper Club, the Ranchero, https://www.facebook.com/rancherosupperclub , which is back open this week.
Sadly I can't have my martini or baked potato with sour cream and butter until this darn infection goes away.
Have to drink a diet cola and mixed veggies.
I'm like you, my wife is an attorney and I get all that tax work done, and all I have to do is review the docs and sign.
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Re: What's for supper?
lean burgers, mushroom gravy, whole kernel corn, Jicama, and unsweet iced tea
NO Artichokes

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Grilled Rib-eye tonight with taters and toast.
And ya know it was all washed down with a Black and Tan.
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Done did.
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Smoked Chicken Breast Baked tater and salad washed down with some good ole Texas Shiners beer.
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trust me, I did my part ..
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Re: What's for supper?
Seared NY Strip Steak, medium rare, with roasted, caramelized cherry tomatoes and Chardonnay wine.
Last summer I froze several dozen cherry tomatoes on a sheet pan in a single layer, then vacuum sealed them. Today, I defrosted them and discovered that they were tasty, but quite soft. So I decided to roast them drizzled with olive oil, seasoned with salt and pepper in a single layer at 350° for 45 minutes in my convection oven. Wow! Tomato candy! So good.
Last summer I froze several dozen cherry tomatoes on a sheet pan in a single layer, then vacuum sealed them. Today, I defrosted them and discovered that they were tasty, but quite soft. So I decided to roast them drizzled with olive oil, seasoned with salt and pepper in a single layer at 350° for 45 minutes in my convection oven. Wow! Tomato candy! So good.
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Looks good, Jim. I fixed some mashed potatoes & had some of the stew over the pots. Hit the spot.
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Went pistol shopping last night and Sportsman's Warehouse is right next to Olive Garden. I mentioned to my friend that I have never eaten there. She went in and got a menu and after some more shopping we called in a order. Had Seafood Alfredo, was very good and a nice large portion, have enough left for lunch today. Even got a bottle of Sweet Red Roscato. I liked it but I'm not much of a wine drinker so don't know if it was $17 good.
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Buffler sirloin and vegies on the smoker grill in the Gulf
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pretty much cleaned several leftovers out of the frig .... hamburger smothered with mushroom gravy, fried taters, stewed tomatoes, whole kernel corn, and shrimp .... 
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