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Geezz! Working my new, but cheap camera, was testing my patience, including getting everything onto the desktop.
I've not had a home cooked meal in a week or so. Did a quick n' easy ham steak tonight with pineapple, cherries and a dash of cloves. Served with mashed taters, garlicky butter green beans and homemade candied yams. I made the yams with maple syrup, a bit of molasses, some Turbinado sugar and butter. I couldn't find my pre-cooked bacon bits to add to the green beans which frustrated me. Turns out the sig-O removed them while looking for something and didn't put 'em back. Arghhhhh! All and all it turned out tasty with my pineapple sauce. We shared a beer with it. |
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I apologize for not getting the bean photo posted. It was pretty good - beans.
Beans are good. |
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Shrimp's on! it looks a little disgusting until they cook.
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Funny you bring that up, all of our dinnerware used to match, my wife must think it's inter-changeable with the neighbors as I often come across strange plates, bowls and silverware, WTH? One of many things I have learned to let go, life is too short. |
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If I had my way, I'd have a bunch more different sets myself. I just have one other but I got bored with it and liked the new square look instead. I don't count my formal, but inherited china that's in the formal dining room. I'd like a set of matte black square but with rounded corners. |
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It's hip to be square
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I am waiting on the rice, but the shrimp etoufe is done!
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I don't get that cute anymore with cooking - it's sad really.
I think I may break down and make a nice risotto dish soon. |
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Mine is a little thicker than most and a lot thicker than the soupy versions.
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We havent bought plates in like forever. Wife bought some fancy dans for the china cabinet but they are for lookin not eatin. My sister buys them like crazy then gets tired of them and sets out for goodwill. I have scavenged a set or two for eating. When I was a bachelor it was paper plates saved washing and back then you could set out as many bags as your heart desired trash day. |
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It's a cool day, so it's chicken soup. Tons of veggies mixed with boneless/skinless chicken breast. Oh, and a bunch of spices. The crock pot is pretty full, so I think it will be Basmati rice instead of noodles for the finishing touch.
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I need an idea for dinner. I've got boneless chicken breasts and no idea what to do with them. I've got to feed a wife and three kids (ages 7 and 4).
Annnnnnnnd go. |
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Make some white rice |
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Shrimp and Squash in Penne and Red Sauce.
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Sometimes I like to substitute 1 cup of broth for one small jar of your favorite salsa. Quick simple and very very inexpensive. |
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I've got the makings for slow cooker beef stroganoff.
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White wine, lemon, butter, chicken over angel hair. What's not to adore? |
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Add cream or half-n-half, add Dijon mustard to taste (at least a tablespoon), some salt and pepper (white is okay), a touch of garlic and onion, but not too much onion. But do that to taste. If you have time to sautee a bunch of mushrooms in a separate pan you can add that to it if you want. Steam broccoli, carrots or green beans and you have a creamy Dijon chicken. My kid loved it. You can go light on the Dijon for a whiter sauce or darker. I make mine whiter but with enough Dijon for flavor. |
Oh yeah, you can serve rice, pasta or potatoes with the cream sauce —whatever you like. I like to use rice with this.
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Mine looks like this—tho' it's a different recipe that uses white wine and tarragon.
http://www.meghannandrew.com/2014/08...amy-dijon.html Or your sauce can be more like this color depending on the amount of Dijon. http://www.marthastewart.com/318298/...rd-cream-sauce It's a real fast meal to make. |
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Looks good. Just run a tad bit of Levels on that photo though.
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Straight from the iPhone. Didn't do anything fancy even a little. |
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It's no different than using that tent to control the lighting. Your choice tho.' |
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I know what it is. I work the pics I take from my 6D, I don't from my iPhone. Just quick work, didn't want to get involved other than posting a quick pic. |
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Then why are you seemingly not understanding someone not wanting to do any "work" on it? If I'm doing something for the blog, I do the work. Sometimes, though, I just want to eat and still provide CP with a photo. That's when the iPhone comes out. |
Frigging pigged out like a chow hound today with BBQ for lunch and Mexican for dinner. Skipped exercise on top of it.
I'll pay for this tomorrow on the scale. |
Hey, FMB,(or anyone else) I have a question about your salting steaks thing. If I'm saying it right.
I am planning to start a whole brisket on the smoker Saturday aft/eve. I am wondering if it would be a good idea to season and bag it overnight in the Frigidaire on Friday. I like to let the brisket room temperature-ize before it goes in the heat. I prefer just kosher salt, ground white pepper and the occasional garlic powder on my beef for the grill/smoker. I guess what I am asking is, should I salt and pepper my brisket, bag and marinate in the Frigidaire for (x) amount of time the day before? Or just salt and pepper during the room temperature-izing time? TIA Dinny |
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DEFINITELY a day before. I always rubbed 'em down the day before. You need some time for the salt to penetrate. And not trying to imply you don't know BBQ, but be sure you dry it well before going on the smoke. If you want, dry it when you bring it out of the fridge and put a fan in front of it. That drying action will help form pellicle, which smoke will cling to. |
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This will be my second effort at a brisket. The first went way better than I expected. This one has added pressure because it will be set before Bugeater, possibly SAUTO and a distinguished planeteer VIP. I'm sweatin' bullets here. I wanted to try this salting thing you posted on a brisket. I have a 13.63 lb. whole brisket. If you cold post that link again or cipher me up a recipe for kosher salt and pepper amounts, that would be swell. Or just salt only ~ whatever. I thought an overnight in the bag in the Frigidaire is the way to go. Honest request for some guidance here. Respect your knowledge and willingness to share. Dinny |
I've never done a salt/pepper only rub for a brisket, but I've had it and it can be amazing. This guy suggests a 1:1 salt:pepper ratio, with about 1/2 cup of each for a 10-12 pound brisket. That sounds about right to me. You sprinkle pretty liberally.
http://putneyfarm.com/2013/09/14/bbq...ranklin-style/ |
RE: the link for dry brining... I think this is the one you wanted.
http://www.seriouseats.com/2011/03/t...ct-steaks.html |
Cheeseburger in honor of today.
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High Life and BV and ginger ale
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Some techy may have to help me get a photo up. Don't know what happened. I bought an USB adapter for my computer for the Sandisk Memory Card where my photos are on my new camera. It worked fine the past three times but now NO disk appears on my desktop. Why?
Could it be damaged already? It said when I pulled it out last time I did not pull it out right. But I didn't get that warning the first two times and it still worked after that. I guess I am supposed to unmount it first the way I do a flash drive. |
Chicken Noodle Soup. Really it's more like chicken and noodles. There's not tons of broth. I'll get a pic tonight. Pretty basic, but I love the stuff every once in a while. I just couldn't wait for early winter.
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Cheap pizza, got it from the second hand store for $1 plus tax... pm me for inspirational tips on how to cook it.
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Second hand pizza?!?! I try to stay away from second hand food. |
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Here's the whole batch.
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Chicken and noodles is some good shit. Used to eat that shit almost every week growing up.
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Best dinner ever...
Bulleted chicken noodle soup, added Muscle Milk for vitamins and more protein, and gutted it down with the younger son as he starts his 2nd of at least three weeks of blenderized eating... Kids are so ****ing tough! They'll never cease to amaze me! |
Breakfast sausage links, fried potatoes, and cooked apples. Very basic, but great together.
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I can do without all the "soup". Posted via Mobile Device |
Whatever Icon gets you to see all your drivers and usb ports. On windows it's the windows icon in the very bottom left of your screen (circled in red). Once this window is open, you click on computer tab. Whatever is plugged into your computer will show up in that window. I'm not familiar with Mac.
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Just purchased some gumbo file now I'm needing a recipe lol.
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The files may still be there, but there is no way for a reader to know what's what. Kind of like if you took a book, tore out all the pages and threw them in the air. See if there is a disk or partition with a RAW file structure. See if Explorer has any disks of that type. |
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I have one from a legit Louisianan if you can wait till tomorrow morning. |
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