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27 Re: Dinners in January, 2016 Sat Jan 02, 2016 9:32 pm
bethk
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Wow.....meaty, MEATY ribs. Good lookin'!
You cook them the way I like them....not falling off the bone, but with some 'bite' left. Yum.
You cook them the way I like them....not falling off the bone, but with some 'bite' left. Yum.
28 Re: Dinners in January, 2016 Sat Jan 02, 2016 9:40 pm
Barbara101
Dry rub . On low. Not foil wrapped .. Thanks .
29 Re: Dinners in January, 2016 Sat Jan 02, 2016 10:15 pm
Bugster2
Everybody's meals always look so much better than mine. Maybe 'cause someone else cooked them. Roomie and DH went to a birthday party. I am staying home 'cause I woke up sick in the middle of the night with a stomach upset. I am really not hungry yet.
Question: Does anyone know how to block some emails? I just got a porno one and I want stop that fast.
Question: Does anyone know how to block some emails? I just got a porno one and I want stop that fast.
30 Re: Dinners in January, 2016 Sat Jan 02, 2016 10:17 pm
Barbara101
I get them all the time . Mostly iin spam . I just delete .
31 Re: Dinners in January, 2016 Sat Jan 02, 2016 10:34 pm
Bugster2
Thanks Barb I found a place to block the sender.
32 Re: Dinners in January, 2016 Sat Jan 02, 2016 11:45 pm
UNCLE JIMMY
Bugster2 wrote:Everybody's meals always look so much better than mine. Maybe 'cause someone else cooked them. Roomie and DH went to a birthday party. I am staying home 'cause I woke up sick in the middle of the night with a stomach upset. I am really not hungry yet.
Question: Does anyone know how to block some emails? I just got a porno one and I want stop that fast.
just change your e-mail password.
33 Re: Dinners in January, 2016 Sun Jan 03, 2016 1:06 am
UNCLE JIMMY
The Chinese takeout went well. We sang Happy Birthday to GD, and had a Carvel Ice Cream cake. It was all good!
34 Re: Dinners in January, 2016 Sun Jan 03, 2016 12:34 pm
NormM
When my son was a teen, he worked at a restaurant where the Christmas party required everyone to bring pot luck. A restaurant that didn't want to cook for the employees. And the Christmas bonus was a lottery ticket. The owner said if anyone won anything, they'd have to share it with him.
35 Re: Dinners in January, 2016 Sun Jan 03, 2016 12:35 pm
Niagara Visitor
Found an amazing Elk steak in the grocery store a few days ago, did it in my grill pan to a nice med. rare. I topped it with Steak spice from The Keg, sauteed some onions and portobello mushroom, baked potato (well microwaved that).
Doing it on the firepit on the farm would have been perfect, but that's not happening any more, so second best was great too!
Doing it on the firepit on the farm would have been perfect, but that's not happening any more, so second best was great too!
36 Re: Dinners in January, 2016 Sun Jan 03, 2016 5:21 pm
Niagara Visitor
Today I'm going to my sister's place for turkey. I am contributing a salad. I bought a spiral slicer a few weeks ago, so I will use that today to make it look like fun!
38 Re: Dinners in January, 2016 Sun Jan 03, 2016 5:29 pm
Bugster2
I have a problem thinking of vegetables to use in the thing. I know I can use carrots, zuch, cukes, yellow squash, potatoes, and I go blank after that.
39 Re: Dinners in January, 2016 Sun Jan 03, 2016 5:29 pm
UNCLE JIMMY
Niagara Visitor wrote:Today I'm going to my sister's place for turkey. I am contributing a salad. I bought a spiral slicer a few weeks ago, so I will use that today to make it look like fun!
Sounds good Lore! .... We bought DD a spiral cutter / slicer that attaches to her KA stand mixer. She didn't try it yet.
40 Re: Dinners in January, 2016 Sun Jan 03, 2016 5:32 pm
bethk
Admin
Bugster2 wrote:I have a problem thinking of vegetables to use in the thing. I know I can use carrots, zuch, cukes, yellow squash, potatoes, and I go blank after that.
red beets & parsnips
41 Re: Dinners in January, 2016 Sun Jan 03, 2016 5:36 pm
UNCLE JIMMY
Bugster2 wrote:I have a problem thinking of vegetables to use in the thing. I know I can use carrots, zuch, cukes, yellow squash, potatoes, and I go blank after that.
Cantaloupe?? Water melon?? Sweet potatoes?? Bologna ???hahahhaah
Yeah! Buy a hunk of bologna or your favorite lunch meats, like roast beef, and go spiral. Can you imagine.
" I'll have a curly bologna and curly cheese on a twisted roll thank you!"
42 Re: Dinners in January, 2016 Sun Jan 03, 2016 5:41 pm
Imelda HL
Thank you Norm... I ended up boil my collard green with my ham broth in another pot, I cooked a big pot black eyed pea soup for New Year day, my sis and her family visited us
and for breakfast I made some crustless quiche with my brand new cast iron pan ( one of my Christmas presents).. I love it
and for breakfast I made some crustless quiche with my brand new cast iron pan ( one of my Christmas presents).. I love it
43 Re: Dinners in January, 2016 Sun Jan 03, 2016 6:28 pm
bethk
Admin
Imelda, your soup looks like a big pot of "Lucky" for the New Year!
Love that you made quiche in a pan originally intended for corn bread. Great idea!
Love that you made quiche in a pan originally intended for corn bread. Great idea!
44 Re: Dinners in January, 2016 Sun Jan 03, 2016 6:33 pm
Niagara Visitor
Bugster2 wrote:I have a problem thinking of vegetables to use in the thing. I know I can use carrots, zuch, cukes, yellow squash, potatoes, and I go blank after that.
I had some large radishes, instead of curling they were a really nice crescent moon shape. I just finished making a salad to take to my sis's place, I spiralled a large cooked beet, half of a very large, thick carrot, half a cucumber, tossed it all with half a head of iceberg lettuce, and about a half bunch of watercress. I will make a simple dressing with EVOO, balsamic reduction and some herbs.
45 Re: Dinners in January, 2016 Sun Jan 03, 2016 6:38 pm
Bugster2
Jimmy, you crack me up. Spiralized boloney (bologna). Prolly look like earth worms on a bun. You might be able to do it to a tube of pepperoni and put it on a pizza.
46 Re: Dinners in January, 2016 Sun Jan 03, 2016 7:53 pm
bethk
Admin
Didn't have a real plan for supper. I had a chicken breast and then saw some lemons my sister-in-law brought the last time she visited.....chicken picatta. I knew 'he' wouldn't like it if I made noodles after the carb heavy meals the last couple days so I picked out a sweet potato to split. Gotta say, it didn't really go all that well with the lemony chicken.....but it wasn't terrible, just a bit odd. The roasted cauliflower was excellent, however. Should have just eliminated the potato altogether.
47 Re: Dinners in January, 2016 Sun Jan 03, 2016 8:27 pm
Barbara101
Chicken breast here too. $1.99 lb on sale. Bought a big pack.. My big treat,baked hassleback..
48 Re: Dinners in January, 2016 Sun Jan 03, 2016 8:49 pm
bethk
Admin
Picture perfect....as usual! I'm sure it tasted as good as it looks.
49 Re: Dinners in January, 2016 Mon Jan 04, 2016 12:16 am
UNCLE JIMMY
Bugster2 wrote:Jimmy, you crack me up. Spiralized boloney (bologna). Prolly look like earth worms on a bun. You might be able to do it to a tube of pepperoni and put it on a pizza.
There ya go bugs!.... Curly Pepperoni Pizza
50 Re: Dinners in January, 2016 Mon Jan 04, 2016 8:40 am
Barbara101
Harris Teeter ( grocery store awesomeness) has a full pizza shop in it! I had A slice, been awhile but Omg good . $2. On Monday you can get a whole one and jug of tea for $8. I am dying here !!!! That is why I do not go on Monday ! My will power will be low .....
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