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Old 03-11-2017, 12:02 PM
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St. Patrick's day is next Friday. For this year, since I had a big chunk of brisket leftover from another recipe I decided to "corn" my own beef brisket.



Got all of the goodies cooked up in the brine solution.
now it will marinate in the fridge until Friday.
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When we were in SC last weekend, at the River Room in Georgetown we had a fried seafood lunch. I had flounder and the +1 had a combo of flounder, scallops, shrimp and deviled crab. It was one of the best meals we've ever eaten. Really, really good.
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Making my world famous chicken gumbo today.
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Bison chili in the crockpot again. Serving with cornbread. I put a small can of creamed corn in it. Really makes it delish.
Ditto for tomorrow's football games. Yum...
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... making me hungry!!
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The better half wanted an ice cream maker for Xmas which of course I got for her.
Basically a really cold bowl and mixer attachment for our KitchenAid mixer.
She finally got around to using it yesterday.
I have to admit, fresh home made ice cream without all of the stabilizers and gunk and other crap tastes pretty damn good!!
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Originally Posted by boltonblue
The better half wanted an ice cream maker for Xmas which of course I got for her.
Basically a really cold bowl and mixer attachment for our KitchenAid mixer.
She finally got around to using it yesterday.
I have to admit, fresh home made ice cream without all of the stabilizers and gunk and other crap tastes pretty damn good!!
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As I read this I can smell the Crock Pot stew from the kitchen. I like to make it because it's so easy . I like to eat it because it is so good. It may be a simple, tried and true type dish but on a chilly evening it hits the spot. Add a dash of red wine shortly before serving to liven it up a bit. Serve with fresh drop biscuits and you are all set.
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Well Emil it would have to be an X-ray now, 'cuz it's in ma tummy.

for the record , I didn't actually see her make the ice cream. Apparently I wasn't important enough to come find when she was creating.
but this will give you the idea, and no that's not me.
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Made a new vegetable-bean soup in the crockpot that is healthy and delicious - sweet potatoes, cannellini beans, celery, carrots, tomatoes, green beans, vegetable broth and spices. Served with MsP's famous cornbread - the key is adding a small can of creamed corn to the mix. Yum...the +1 could eat soup every day, but I don't make it quite that often. Maybe once every couple of weeks. Also made beef and barley again recently. And chicken gumbo.


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