What's For Dinner?
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ThatBuckeyeGuy
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Look at all us simps smoking wings
triple_duece
Ragin Cajun.
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Had a ribeye and tator over a red oak fire. No pics, just a full belly
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We’re doing ribs, sauerkraut, kielbasa a green bean casserole…… Cheezy potatoes as well….
appetizer. Kumamoto oysters fresh from Washingtons Pacific coast. not a bivalve I'd rather eat anywhere in the oceans of this world.
livin' large. dinner coming soon...
livin' large. dinner coming soon...
Sage crusted pork tenderloin with apple/thyme compote, mashed Yukon Golds, and sauerkraut (for good luck)
I see an ice cold vodka martini for desert. Start the new year off right.
I see an ice cold vodka martini for desert. Start the new year off right.
No pics of the final product but the whole fam enjoyed. The thin ribbies and onions were fantastic. Baked potatoes and spinach salad as well.
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Those are very very good. The ones ive shucked were small. They are sweeter and look amazingly clean. Neat looking shell too. Ill still suck down any fresh oyster though.
I normally don't put out much on this thread, but this one I have to share because it's a meal that I just don't expect to have these days. My wife has many different food allergies, and our meals together typically meet whatever she can eat without making her sick. Pork is one those things that she can't eat, and she love's it. In fact, the only kind of pork that she was able to eat and not get sick, was the wild boars/hogs that I killed and brought home in the past. If you've never had it, well, you're missing out, cause if prepared correctly, it's the best pork I've ever had, and the wife totally appreciates it.
Anyhow, both families, hers and mine, it's tradition to have sauerkraut for dinner together each year on New Years Day. and the wife is not a fan of sauerkraut.
This year, we decided to stay home, and she asked me early this morning what I wanted for dinner, I was quite truthful with her, not really expecting to get what I wanted, and while telling her why, I went into full sob-story mode as to why I want it and lo and behold. she made the meal and I got the call four hours later after she began to first prepare the meal without me knowing
Porkchops & homemade gravy
Mash potatoes
Sauerkraut
Homemade baked dinner bread
Hot fresh apple sauce
Let me tell you, the gravy was off the chart! Everything was mmm, mmm good! Absolutely fantastic and totally hit the spot!
Anyway, I finally have a meal to share on here, that I did not prepare, however I completely enjoyed every fuggin bit of it, well, just about every bit anyways
Our two eldest dogs that are over 18yrs. old. Chipper and Bear got some too
Anyhow, both families, hers and mine, it's tradition to have sauerkraut for dinner together each year on New Years Day. and the wife is not a fan of sauerkraut.
This year, we decided to stay home, and she asked me early this morning what I wanted for dinner, I was quite truthful with her, not really expecting to get what I wanted, and while telling her why, I went into full sob-story mode as to why I want it and lo and behold. she made the meal and I got the call four hours later after she began to first prepare the meal without me knowing
Porkchops & homemade gravy
Mash potatoes
Sauerkraut
Homemade baked dinner bread
Hot fresh apple sauce
Let me tell you, the gravy was off the chart! Everything was mmm, mmm good! Absolutely fantastic and totally hit the spot!
Anyway, I finally have a meal to share on here, that I did not prepare, however I completely enjoyed every fuggin bit of it, well, just about every bit anyways
Our two eldest dogs that are over 18yrs. old. Chipper and Bear got some too
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the Lackster
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More chops for new years. Cut an inch thick and cooked in the cast iron. We also had homegrown hog jowl, mashed potatoes, macaroni, lima beans, and cornbread with homegrown cracklings. Mighty fine new years meal.
the Lackster
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Staple around our house! Looks killer
the Lackster
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She baked bread for bowls with her homeade broccoli and cheese soup tonight. Outstanding!!
ThatBuckeyeGuy
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Leftovers from the holidays. Black eyed peas, collard greens, sausage. Kielbasa, sauerkraut and bread balls.
The peas, collard greens and sausage were enough for a meal itself!
Stressless
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Beef the way beef should be done.
Local Winky-Dink (Winn-Dixie) had brisket for $2.99/# so had too.
Local Winky-Dink (Winn-Dixie) had brisket for $2.99/# so had too.
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Our very first batch of home jerky. Hi Mountain Hickory flavor....Musta been good.... 1/3 of it didn't make it to the fridge.
Looks good. But if you keep eating it like that, the kitchen ain't gonna be the only thing you blow up.