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Author Topic: What's on the stove, oven, or crockpot today?  (Read 1489537 times)

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Offline Rebel SS

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One of the chicky quarters I bought. Good sized ones; took up half the plate. Ham 'n pea mac salad (I know, I know, but I couldn't think of anything else to make) and the usual assortment of veggies.... :tongue:

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Looks great Rebs and I like Mac salad..... 

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I do too. So easy to make. Cup of cooked elbows, some chopped onion, dill weed, ham chunks, frozen peas, and Miracle whip. Just toss together.

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Man some katchup would go good with that! :rotflmao:
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How about if you.......never mind.   :evil:

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a bad day of fishing is still better than a good day at work!!

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I still have gas from Delmont's smoked pig butt.  :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

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I still have gas from Delmont's smoked pig butt.  :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

Shouldn't have eaten that can of beans with it.

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Just cooked up Sunday nites chow for deer camp. Italian sqeeti!

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is that the stuff Coburns had on sale???? :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :happy1:
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I'd be more concerned about the dog bowl being empty next to the "sqeeti" ?  :scratch:
Maybe he needed a little extra flavor?  :rotflmao:

Mama always said, If you ain't got noth'in nice to say, don't say noth'in at all!

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looks like the dog has a place at the table for sure there!!!!! :scratch: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
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I'd be more concerned about the dog bowl being empty next to the "sqeeti" ?  :scratch:
Maybe he needed a little extra flavor?  :rotflmao:
not to worry HD, I JUST took then outta da dishwasher. :happy1:

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ah no thanks, I don't want to lose my taste buds!!!!!! :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
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Just cooked up Sunday nites chow for deer camp. Italian sqeeti!
  must not plan on shootin anything!! :sleazy: :mooning:

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Just cooked up Sunday nites chow for deer camp. Italian sqeeti!
  must not plan on shootin anything!! :sleazy: :mooning:
pfffft! :mooning: :rotflmao:
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Just cooked up Sunday nites chow for deer camp. Italian sqeeti!

Spaghetti? Where? What's that in the bucket, Kwik Trip's week-long supply of "chili'?   :scratch:  ;)
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Just cooked up Sunday nites chow for deer camp. Italian sqeeti!

Spaghetti? Where? What's that in the bucket, Kwik Trip's week-long supply of "chili'?   :scratch:  :bs:
:tut: :angry2: ah go eat some green beans.! :smoking: :rotflmao:
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Well, those look like KIDNEY beans in there, which real chili doesn't have, only that Minnysoda  "chili" stuff. You know, like ya got in the school cafeteria on Friday's, with a hunk of yellow "cawn bread"...  :puke:  :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

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Them is mushrooms. No beans in Glenn's sqeeti sauce!
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Thank god!!! Ohh...it's sauce. Sooper sauce. Excuuuuuuse me! Didja ya cook it with the soused-up tool?  :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

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Just saw a food channel show this morning.  They said chili was actually a combo of things but originally started in Texas and did not have beans in it.  As it became more of a popular combination of tomatoes, beef, onions, etc people came to really like it.  It wasn't until later when times got tough that beans were incorporated since they were cheap and the flavors of chili covered up the beans. 

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The beans started when folks from Mexico added dried pintos to it, as they didn't have the meat like some folks did. Mexicans were often the cooks on cattle drives across the southwest. That's the only bean that goes in my chili....pintos. I used to have to sort, clean, pick over, and wash 100 lb bags of pintos  from Mexico every Friday after school at my uncles Mexican restaurant. Then I got to work over a huge vat of hot oil frying up 500 taco shells for the weekend. Everything made from scratch. Lotsa fun!  :rolleyes:   :doah:  But, I sure learned how to make real chili and Mexican food!!   :happy1:
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I bet you can make some great chili or other Mex food Rebs.  How about tacos or burritos?  I remember I went to a Vo Tech school in Wilmington CA.  There was a place called Lucy's there.  It was a small house turned into a food stand.  Had a picnic table or two outside.  Nice painted house.  We ordered at the window.  A pork burrito was chunks of pork.  A beef burrito was chunks of beef, and a chicken burrito was chunks of chicken.  They all had the gravy of the meat in them with nice veggies.  They were awesome.  They were also big.  They said do you want green sauce or red sauce.  Well being a dumbass from MN only eating Taco Bell or Taco Johns I didn't know squat so thought red is the hottest so give me green.....   Man green was hotter and what a shock to a nerd from MN.  I have always thought I should try to duplicate them...   Easier said than done. 

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Never without tortillas and taco shells, Barry! I actually just ate a green chicken chile verde burrito, covered in green chile verde sauce and red sauce. That's known as doing it "Christmas"....really!  Love cookin' this stuff  up! *urp*  :tongue:

Entry from October 30, 2007

"Red or Green (or Christmas)?" (red sauce, green sauce, or half-red
and half-green chile sauce)
"Red or green?" is the official state question of New Mexico. Really,
it is. The "state question" was proposed in 1996 and finally signed by
the governor in 1999.

New Mexico is a major chile-producing state, and there are both red
chile sauces and green chile sauces. The "red or green?" question is
asked often in restaurants, and the state legislature thought that
making it an "official state question" would boost tourism.

Christmas is known for its red and green colors. In New Mexico
restaurant lingo (that appears to have started in Santa Fe),
"Christmas" means a plate of half-red and half-green chile sauces. The
New Mexico terminology has spread to some other states of the
Southwest, such as Arizona and Texas.
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Yes they were huge and wrapped in burrito shells or tortillas whatever you call them...
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FLOUR TORTILLAS are what ya make burro toes (burritos) and chilitos out of.  They are made out of flour (usually wheat) and water. CORN TORTILLAS are made out of ground corn meal, then deep fried in oil, turning them into crispy shells, for tacos, chips, etc. Enchiladas are made from the CORN TORTILLAS and they are not fried in oil...they are left soft, and the filling is rolled up in them then covered with sauce, and baked.  :smiley:
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FLOUR TORTILLAS are what ya make burro toes (burritos) and chilitos out of.  They are made out of flour (usually wheat) and water. CORN TORTILLAS are made out of ground corn meal, then deep fried in oil, turning them into crispy shells, for tacos, chips, etc. Enchiladas are made from the CORN TORTILLAS before they are fried in oil...they are soft, and the filling is rolled up in them then covered with sauce, and baked.  :smiley:

Reb just make a bunch of all them and sent them to us for the winter!!! :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

but you are right on what ya said....
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I did save one from supper.....I'll share!  :azn:

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Any place in town (Rochester) that sells fresh corn masa?   Thinking that pulled pork tamales would be pretty good.