What Are You Eating?
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wanderingrichard
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Wifes grandmothers red sauce, (sicillian, about 2 gallons) spaghetti dinner tonight with an italian chop salad plus a little Portuguese red wine. Her younger family in town.
This has two kinds of sausage, carrots, onions, pork neck bones, don't know what else. Reduced for 6 hours after initial cook. Also works for lasagna with a bit more reduction
This has two kinds of sausage, carrots, onions, pork neck bones, don't know what else. Reduced for 6 hours after initial cook. Also works for lasagna with a bit more reduction
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TicTokCroc
Sunkist and Sudafed
I got some Sugarbees alongside some Cosmic Crisps and we are impressed with the Sugarbee. Damn great apple.
No one goes hungry in my house...
Man, Brute, that Japchae looks just about perfect. The crispy greens, two thumbs way up!
Thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas to you and your loved ones,
Kenneth
Thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas to you and your loved ones,
Kenneth
Same to you and your ohana...
I just buy good quality maple syrup and add my own bourbon to my taste. Much less cost.
flybill
Life of the Party
I usually use it for my old fashions, but occassionally use it on pancakes or waffles. Helps that I work in the industry, the liquor industry, and get a discount or sometimes for free! These sourdough pancakes deserved it! But yes you could make something similar with a little aging barrel and then storing some good Vermont maple syrup in it.. afterward age an old fashioned or manhattan in a small barrel! Cheers!
Eating cheap and healthy is not hard!
Best for last is puppies first hambone.
Best for last is puppies first hambone.
That sounds fantastic ive never had it.
It is very simple to make. This is a pretty standard way-
Black-Eyed Peas with Ham Bone or Ham Hock
Black-eyed peas with ham bone or ham hock was a common dish served when we were growing up, especially on new year's. One of my favorite meals to this day.
www.justapinch.com
Thank you. I added it to my recipe folder I will try this very soon.It is very simple to make. This is a pretty standard way-
Black-Eyed Peas with Ham Bone or Ham Hock
Black-eyed peas with ham bone or ham hock was a common dish served when we were growing up, especially on new year's. One of my favorite meals to this day.www.justapinch.com
edit: just read full recipe. It had me at cornbread.
