Shrimp Enchiladas in Chocolate Mole" on the left, Chicken Enchiladas in red Enchilada sauce on the right. They were damn tasty
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Looks like some legit Bolognese right there!
What pasta are you going to have it on?
I hope he spells out “Mortgages SUCK” with all of those letters
Just discovered that my sourdough ciabatta makes *killer* grilled cheese. The crumb holds up really well to frying - browns *very* slowly so the cheese gets really nice and melty without the sammy burning. Oh - just happened to have some Spanish Manchego cheese for them. 
I'd eat that...
very basic beef stew (and i mean basic). my grandma's recipe. its nice because my kids eat it as well.
hot damn do those look tasty. recipe?
so I thought this first run was disappointing after a few days. the obvious thing missing was a bit of salt. Heat and flavor are great. So, what the hell, I dumped 1/2 the brine out of one jar and replaced it with equal water with about 1/2 tsp of salt diluted in there, shook it up and back in the fridge.
BOOM. that was it. Now aside from the carrot slices being too thick this stuff is great. I made fish tacos last night and added a bunch.
Imma call this success. 2:3 rye:wheat bread flour mix and a palmful of crushed caraway seeds. The crumb is luxurious.
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Just butchered a leg of Lamb. I got 8 8oz steaks and a crap load of fat trimmings that I fried up for the dogs. They will have treats in their food for at least the next week ,one is missing because it is marinating in the fridge for tomorrow. The rest are going in the freezer
Spectacular...Imma call this success. 2:3 rye:wheat bread flour mix and a palmful of crushed caraway seeds. The crumb is luxurious.
It is my understanding of the Ridemonkey Union bylaws that if I come across this at my local Costco, I am contractually obligated to purchase some. So I now have four jars of it. Well, three and a half, that shit goes on everything.
i wish it was available on the east coastIt is my understanding of the Ridemonkey Union bylaws that if I come across this at my local Costco, I am contractually obligated to purchase some. So I now have four jars of it. Well, three and a half, that shit goes on everything.
I always have that stuff on hand. Goes in so many things.It is my understanding of the Ridemonkey Union bylaws that if I come across this at my local Costco, I am contractually obligated to purchase some. So I now have four jars of it. Well, three and a half, that shit goes on everything.
I am still trying to Find Hungarian Paprika. Now I am going to have to redirect my energies to Green Chile Sauce. Fuckers....
I have a pound if you'd like some.
Also - those chopped chiles are available at all times at Costco 'round here...
I use the smaller jars that I get at Albertsons and Smith’s/Kroger.
The huge jars mold up if not used fast enough, in my experience.
The huge jars mold up if not used fast enough, in my experience.
Well, maybe if you didn’t use it as sexy lube...
#MeToo
#HangsHisHeadinShame
I was prescient enough to freeze 1/3 of the jar first so not a huge loss...
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Hey, MR, how is life up north?
Our Costco doesn't always carry it so I grabbed an extra one for larder*
*2:1 Beer:Food = bachelor fridge
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PM when you're up for Hockey...
I recently acquired a ////snowthrower so playing catch up and learning where the rocks and stumps are hiding.
I'm trying to remove "some" of the snow around the house (a 3-6' ribbon) so post-roof shoveling March piles are smaller, mud season less swampy and perhaps get started on porch addition sooner.
*2:1 Beer:Food = bachelor fridge
Working and hiding out in Idahoozle pre-holiday.
PM when you're up for Hockey...
I recently acquired a ////snowthrower so playing catch up and learning where the rocks and stumps are hiding.
I'm trying to remove "some" of the snow around the house (a 3-6' ribbon) so post-roof shoveling March piles are smaller, mud season less swampy and perhaps get started on porch addition sooner.
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Because i am an old man now, i have come to really enjoy snowblowing (and mowing). Every time/season that i do it, i get better and more efficient. Its like something i can control in a crazy world. But my yard is only 1/10th of an acre, so its pretty easy.
/snowblowermonkey.com
I meant to change the oil in mine and try to squirt some grease into the lube port before this season. Plus my 2 gallon gas can is currently empty...
I meant to change the oil in mine and try to squirt some grease into the lube port before this season. Plus my 2 gallon gas can is currently empty...
Our snowblowing is mostly miserable as the snow is typically heavy, often mixed with rain; then the plows arrive and dump three shitloats of salt in it which turns is into a very sad slush.
Generally just powder here, but sometimes slush. It’s better if it is a tiny bit heavy.
I would literally stab nuns in their eyes for some of that over here in le FranceIt is my understanding of the Ridemonkey Union bylaws that if I come across this at my local Costco, I am contractually obligated to purchase some. So I now have four jars of it. Well, three and a half, that shit goes on everything.