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Pot roast, potatoes, carrots, and Angry Orchard while watching UFC.
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Tacos!!!
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Stay Thirsty my friend. Remember there is no such thing as a Bromance.
You mean it's a nomance like homance?
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No chilli tonight; kidney beans are still soaking.
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Pizza and homemade banana cake.
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Leftover tacos.
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Darn!:doh:
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Took a second whack at Woolton Pie. It actually had some flavor this time, since I substituted Gilfeather turnips for the rutabagas/Swedes and added leeks and lots of dried herbs.
It's still better with a bit of cheddar and some chutney, but they are no longer necessary to prevent desperation.
The Gilfeather is a traditional Vermont turnip that is very popular around here. The taste is quite interesting, a mix of sweet and peppery, like extremely mild horseradish.
It's still better with a bit of cheddar and some chutney, but they are no longer necessary to prevent desperation.
The Gilfeather is a traditional Vermont turnip that is very popular around here. The taste is quite interesting, a mix of sweet and peppery, like extremely mild horseradish.
vintageTink
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Going to be chili.
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Chicken tacos.
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Porkchops...fried potatoes...baked beans....dinner rolls..and iced tea.
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Gregg Axley
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My wife had pork chops, but none of the other stuff you had!
I keep telling myself NOT to read what you've eaten.
I keep telling myself NOT to read what you've eaten.
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Leftovers from last night!
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I had more or less that but with hot tea. Too damned cold for iced tea.
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Oh...and sugar cream pie...!!
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Baby greens and cantalope salad with bacon vinagerette dressing, chicken fingers from publix deli with sriracha hot sauce, and kings Hawaiian rolls.
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