Thanks for the mention on the hot dogs peep, and YES.... Tina's cousin called from Woodland Park (old West Paterson) and said they are supposed to get nasty storms.Planning on eggplant parm. But with this storm may just be coold cereal if power goes out.
ROTFLMAO!!Thanks for the mention on the hot dogs peep, and YES.... Tina's cousin called from Woodland Park (old West Paterson) and said they are supposed to get nasty storms.
Tina just called at 11:00....and she is leaving for home from South Jersey Now!
Now...That's a first. She never leaves early to come home!! hahahahaha
My mom used to say, if we said"Oh mom, this was good that you made today!" ....and she would say,"Good...Take a good look at it, because that is what we will be having again tomorrow!" .....haaaaaaaaaaa
If DW saw this...she would say, when at the store.. " Make sure you pick up some "Bar Soap" for your mouth! .....Making Pasta Primavera with grilled chicken boobies over homemade fettuccine noodles. Need to go to the store for a few items we're out of.
Hot Diggity Dog! That is a masterful food dog you made there squirrel!Today's Lunch...
A few weeks ago I made my second batch of homemade hotdogs. I don't think I'll ever buy them again. I used the recipe in Michael Ruhlman's Charcuterie book. I made a few tweaks, but there is one BAD error in this recipe and throughout his book. He uses way to much curing salt, almost twice the amount necessary in this particular recipe. I actually emailed him about it and he (or someone on his staff) replied that they were aware of the problem and were revising the book.
The first time I made the dogs I used sheep casings. They were good, but I wanted a skinless dog, so this time I used a skinless casing that was easily removed after the dogs were chilled overnight.
I also made the bun. It is topped with homemade pickles, pico de gallo and fried Vidalia onions.
L00ks Great Joe!.......Pretty gutsy of LT to be making a Fall classic at the end of July, but he pulled it off beautifully. Sure would like a little taste of that dinner. I'll bet it would be great with rabbit. Maybe when hunting season gets here.
DW was pleased with the Past Primavera topped with cast iron grilled chicken boobies and fresh grated Parmesan. I used zucchini, summer squash, red & yellow onions, carrots, peppers, carrots and cherry tomatoes. Pretty much takes care of the veggie requirement for din-din. The homemade pasta is always a hit. I made enough pasta for two more meals, so I sense an Alfredo sauce and pasta is in my future dinner plans.
The "flowers" are painted into the finish on the plate. Wal-Mart specials.L00ks Great Joe!.......
What are those flowers that look like 4 or5 leaf clovers?? The mushroom color things.?
Oh! Dear Lord! ..... I'm really breaking down! ....The "flowers" are painted into the finish on the plate. Wal-Mart specials.
That l00ks great, and I'm full! For two hours anyway! Then...watch out..hold the fridge door closed...Ha!
Hiya!!
I rarely cook at home any longer...but I made killer mussels the other night!
Lemon, wine, garlic, anchovies and mussels, over hand made cappellini.
No one eats mussels down here...I wonder why??
hi, stranger. think i got mussels. frozen. recipe forming in my mind as i post~