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Author Topic: What's on the stove, oven, or crockpot today?  (Read 1719704 times)

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Offline glenn57

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 :pouty: :doah: :scratch: i dont know how anyone could eat them...........there freakin gross!!!!! :surrender: :puke: the hot dog is probably made of all the stuff that fell on the floor of the meat plant, the coating is probably scrap floor laying on the flour of a feed mill.  :pouty:

not even katchup could salvage that!!!!!! :rotflmao:
« Last Edit: October 10/19/24, 08:49:05 AM by glenn57 »
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 :scratch: How about wrapped in buttered noodles? :sleazy: :nerd: :evil:        :rolleyes: :laugh: :laugh:
Life............. what happens while your making other plans. John Lennon

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2015 deer slayer!!!!!!!!!!

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 :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

Yup will make a new addition to "the list".

Still eating up the maters. The warm weather is causing them to deteriorate more quickly than anticipated. BLT's, maters, cottage cheese, Mrs. Gerry's slaw, Bongaard's crushed red pepper cheese curds  & watermelon winter radishes. Be wise to stay upwind of me tomorrow. Helps keep the wife from pawing me constantly too... :sleazy:
« Last Edit: October 10/19/24, 09:20:00 PM by Dotch »
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Those are quite the radishes Dotch.   :happy1:

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:rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

Yup will make a new addition to "the list".
I should get some sort of 'badge' or 'like' or something for finding sometging else Glenn won't eat.

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P.F. Changs-style chicken lettuce wraps.

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 :happy1: fried chicky, taters and  corn. I are full.

No katchup or PB&J's were harmed  :happy1: :rotflmao:
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Yum! We had those same plates.

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Pretty hard to beat fried chicken.  We are having thighs tomorrow night.

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Had to share this.  Beef chuck roast with Yukon potatoes and carrots.  Some little red onions from the garden.  Added some Better than Boullian to some water to just cover it at first. 

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That looks great lps, and I believe that's what we're having tomorrow.  :happy1:

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One of my all time favorites.  I like using my new porcelain cast iron kettle for it.  When it is full of food it weighs about 38 lbs.  SO I did it before my hernia repair limit of 15 lbs.  I also like this cool time of year so I can let it sit on the deck overnight instead of trying to get it in the frig. I worry about it breaking a shelf. 

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One of my all time favorites.  I like using my new porcelain cast iron kettle for it.  When it is full of food it weighs about 38 lbs.  SO I did it before my hernia repair limit of 15 lbs.  I also like this cool time of year so I can let it sit on the deck overnight instead of trying to get it in the frig. I worry about it breaking a shelf.
Not worried about critters??

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

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One of my all time favorites.  I like using my new porcelain cast iron kettle for it.  When it is full of food it weighs about 38 lbs.  SO I did it before my hernia repair limit of 15 lbs.  I also like this cool time of year so I can let it sit on the deck overnight instead of trying to get it in the frig. I worry about it breaking a shelf.
Not worried about critters??
he's probably got that surgery picture posted outside......... :scratch: :sleazy: :rotflmao: dat would scare bigfoot straight to Canada!!!! :rolleyes: :coffee:
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One of my all time favorites.  I like using my new porcelain cast iron kettle for it.  When it is full of food it weighs about 38 lbs.  SO I did it before my hernia repair limit of 15 lbs.  I also like this cool time of year so I can let it sit on the deck overnight instead of trying to get it in the frig. I worry about it breaking a shelf.
Not worried about critters??
he's probably got that surgery picture posted outside......... :scratch: :sleazy: :rotflmao: dat would scare bigfoot straight to Canada!!!! :rolleyes: :coffee:
You had to remind me... :pouty:

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One of my all time favorites.  I like using my new porcelain cast iron kettle for it.  When it is full of food it weighs about 38 lbs.  SO I did it before my hernia repair limit of 15 lbs.  I also like this cool time of year so I can let it sit on the deck overnight instead of trying to get it in the frig. I worry about it breaking a shelf.
Not worried about critters??
he's probably got that surgery picture posted outside......... :scratch: :sleazy: :rotflmao: dat would scare bigfoot straight to Canada!!!! :rolleyes: :coffee:

dats a lot of swimming!!!   :rotflmao: :happy1:
a bad day of fishing is still better than a good day at work!!

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It is on a table right next to the patio door.

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P.F. Changs-style chicken lettuce wraps.

Talk a little more about this Steve.

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P.F. Changs-style chicken lettuce wraps.

Talk a little more about this Steve.

You can find lots of "copycat" recipes for this dish on the interconnected web.  They all seem to be websites hosted by cougarish Martha Stewart wannabees, but I mostly think all these sites copy from each other and internet "bots" create these personalities out of thin air to get clicks.  The sites and recipes are all pretty much the same.  They show them served as appetizers in dainty little leafs of bib or butter lettuce.  I end up using romain lettuce, because it is bigger, but you could use iceberg too.  It don't matter.  I also use flour tortilla and spread just a little extra hoisin sauce on the tortilla before I add the filling and roll it up.


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I have always thought those lettuce wraps sounded good.  How about using ground pork and romaine lettuce?  Ground bird doesn't excite me very much.  BUT the wife may want ground turkey.

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Pork and turkey should work - as will romaine lettuce.  I don't know why PFChang went with chicken.  Prolly to seem healthier with their clientele. 

Actually, when it comes to chicken, I don't use pre-ground tubes from the grocery store.  I use breasts and/or thighs, I freeze them partially, the dice them in small pieces, and then chop the pieces some more with a chef's knife - so its more like minced than it is ground.

Hoisin sauce is pretty strong, but it is the ingredient that gives the dish the Asian flair. 

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Hoisin and fish sauce both have tempted me. I like the cut up chicken idea.  That would be good.

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Crock pot venison chops over baby potatoes with a side of acorn squash 🤤
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The warden snagged a soup bone so its good old beef vegetable soup tonight.

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First try ever at homemade Turkey wildrice, noodle soup! 

About 5hrs cooking down the bones and cooking the soup!   :shocked:
Got the wife taste test approval. 😋
Cooking over a open fire is all fun and games until someone losses a wiener!

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

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