Whats fer dinner!?
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From: WI
Steak. Beef, venison, or pork; and always on the grill. Have it with a baked potato some fresh corn on the cob and a glass of farm fresh milk from the dairy farm down the road and nothing served in the finest resturants can come close as far as I am concerned.
For breakfast nothing beats home made venison sausage, farm fresh eggs, and toast from a loaf of home made bread topped with some of the good old homemade rasberry jam that my grandma makes.
For breakfast nothing beats home made venison sausage, farm fresh eggs, and toast from a loaf of home made bread topped with some of the good old homemade rasberry jam that my grandma makes.
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From: Springfield, IL USA
I'm big on grilling also. I grill a mean sword fish steak and shark steak. I am a big fish eater.
On the stove my favorite is margarita chicken made with tequila, triple sec, lime, salt, and crushed hot peppers! SOOOOOO Good!
EDIT:
Oh I forgot, I also make a mean omlet for breakfast! Not to mention I too am a master of the microwave!
On the stove my favorite is margarita chicken made with tequila, triple sec, lime, salt, and crushed hot peppers! SOOOOOO Good!
EDIT:
Oh I forgot, I also make a mean omlet for breakfast! Not to mention I too am a master of the microwave!
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From: 3rd Rock
Re: Whats fer dinner!?
Matt, being single and all, and a “good” friend 
I feel it is appropriate to help you in as many ways possible.......... to hone your culinary skills.
With that thought in mind, is there enough time to get my order in for a Monday dinner,........lets do the pork......for two……………and I will tell the world how good you are.
I feel it is appropriate to help you in as many ways possible.......... to hone your culinary skills. With that thought in mind, is there enough time to get my order in for a Monday dinner,........lets do the pork......for two……………and I will tell the world how good you are.
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From: Montana Territory
Thats a heck of a long drive from New Mexico for some wonderful pork chops.
If you ever find yourself here in Billings or nearby, I'll toss a couple chops on the grill.
If you ever find yourself here in Billings or nearby, I'll toss a couple chops on the grill.
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From: Cloverdale, BC
Originally posted by hang10
What exactly is porridge? I never knew, I used to think it was oatmeal but then, you get the peas porridge hot.......thing going and I just don't know. Please clue me.
What exactly is porridge? I never knew, I used to think it was oatmeal but then, you get the peas porridge hot.......thing going and I just don't know. Please clue me.
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From: Little Elm, TX
I make a mean Chicken Enchilada Pasta. I'll even share the recipe:
1 block of Velveeta
2 cans Ro-Tel Mexican Fiesta Tomatoes, with Cilantro and Lime Juice
4 boneless, skinless chicken breast halves
1 pound of pasta (your choice)
Sour Cream
Picante Sauce
Melt the Velveeta in a medium saucepan. Add Ro-Tel, simmer till smooth. Prepare pasta. Grill chicken breasts, preferably on BBQ grill.
Serve sauce over pasta, top with cubed chicken, sour cream and picante.
Mighty damn fine!
Crap. Now I'm hungry!
1 block of Velveeta
2 cans Ro-Tel Mexican Fiesta Tomatoes, with Cilantro and Lime Juice
4 boneless, skinless chicken breast halves
1 pound of pasta (your choice)
Sour Cream
Picante Sauce
Melt the Velveeta in a medium saucepan. Add Ro-Tel, simmer till smooth. Prepare pasta. Grill chicken breasts, preferably on BBQ grill.
Serve sauce over pasta, top with cubed chicken, sour cream and picante.
Mighty damn fine!
Crap. Now I'm hungry!
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From: 3rd Rock
Originally posted by Mattsbox99
Thats a heck of a long drive from New Mexico for some wonderful pork chops.
If you ever find yourself here in Billings or nearby, I'll toss a couple chops on the grill.
Thats a heck of a long drive from New Mexico for some wonderful pork chops.
If you ever find yourself here in Billings or nearby, I'll toss a couple chops on the grill.
