What's for dinner?

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Re: What's for dinner?

Post by JK Racing »

What about whats for breakfast? The internet is an evil place....

Chopped up cinnamon rolls covered in french toast 'sauce' then baked and covered with icing...just damn.

Added a little pig and taters too :)

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Re: What's for dinner?

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Vegan Christmas breakfast, Aussie style!!!!
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Scrambled tofu, fried onions, mushrooms, tomato, and spinach, mashed potato, and vegan sausages. Oh, and avocado on the side... no room for baked beans this year!

Molto bene!

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Re: What's for dinner?

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I would eat that. looks good. Add some salsa or hot sauce to give it some kick.

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Re: What's for dinner?

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Diamond Dave wrote:I would eat that. looks good.
Was as good as it looked..... soooo full now!
Diamond Dave wrote:Add some salsa or hot sauce to give it some kick.
Considered doing that myself.... maybe next time....

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Re: What's for dinner?

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Just curious if anyone has tried the Black Bean Salsa recipe I posted?

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Re: What's for dinner?

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Diamond Dave wrote:Just curious if anyone has tried the Black Bean Salsa recipe I posted?
I'm waiting to get some black beans in before I give it a go.... hoping to try it over the break.
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Re: What's for dinner?

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Please do, such a tasty mix.

For those of you that are not into a whole load of veg in a bowl, make it and give it a try at the very least.

I use any kind of chip/cracker to load it into the yapper. Maybe tweak it a bit and throw in some cooked ground meat for nachos? Taco topping?

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Re: What's for dinner?

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Not yet Dave. Shooting for New Year's day. :mrgreen: on vacation so I've been busy. Smoked thighs Sunday. Sent a bunch to my nieces who live down the road. Same with the pork loin I did today. My daughter spends a lot of time down there playing with my nieces since she's an only child so I figure I owe 'em. :lol:

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Almost forgot Joey. I had your hometown mustard with my pork loin. Very nice horseradishy bite in there. 8) I love spicy mustards almost more than hot sauces.

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Re: What's for dinner?

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Looks yummy! What a word.... yummy.... ya...

I did a pork shoulder on Sunday, smoked it a few hours, then into the oven for 6 hours.

It turned out great and I ate some. Took the rest and tried to make some sort of chili.

I ended up making a pork stew that was over spiced. Mistook the paprika to be chili powder. Froze some of it, tossed the rest.

I never throw out food. It was just not palatable.

I will use the leftovers for a base of the next Hungarian goulash type crap I make.

There is always room for error, and I learn from it. :oops:

Going to keep it simple this week, and go overboard new years eve.

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Re: What's for dinner?

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I hear ya Dave. If you don't ruin a dish every once in a while, then you're not trying hard enough. :mrgreen:
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Re: What's for dinner?

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THEYTOOKMYTHUMB wrote:Almost forgot Joey. I had your hometown mustard with my pork loin. Very nice horseradishy bite in there. 8) I love spicy mustards almost more than hot sauces.
LA is a touch of a drive, but I'll agree :) Now if that was from Disneyland (Disneyline or Dismalland), then, you hit the nail on the head (Anaheim).
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Re: What's for dinner?

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The ol' lady and I had a hankerin' for the ultimate deep dish, so after some thought I put this together.

Crust laid out in a buttered Lodge SK10. A 15-3/4" cast iron skillet about 4" deep.

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1/2 pound of cheddar.

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1 pound of ground beef with 1/2 onion and a whole bell pepper. Seasoned.

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Sauce.

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That much pepperoni.

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1/2 pound of 5 cheese Italian blend topped with pizza seasoning.

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More sauce, pepperoni and a Parmesan dusting.

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450 F for about 25 minutes... Final product in skillet must have weighed 20 pounds. Turned out very good.

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Re: What's for dinner?

Post by Incredible_Serious »

JEEBUS!
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Re: What's for dinner?

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Well damn, good chance this may have been Ken's last post :(
Please let us know if you wake up :lol:

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