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Skid Row Joe 05-25-2025 07:07 PM

WHAT'S FOR DINNER?
 
Cajun seasoned boiled large shrimp.
Homemade mashed potatoes.
Blue Blue Ice cream for dessert.

engatwork 05-25-2025 07:33 PM

:2thumbsup

Skid Row Joe 05-26-2025 01:20 AM

Roasted chicken
French fries
Raw celery
Blue Bell Dutch Chocolate ice cream

t walgamuth 05-26-2025 09:20 PM

bacon pb and bread sandwich.

davidmash 05-26-2025 09:32 PM

Baked pork chops and veggie casserole made with veggies from my next door neighbors garden.

INSIDIOUS 05-26-2025 10:29 PM

Venison and garden veggies

Skid Row Joe 05-29-2025 02:31 AM

Winco grocery fried chicken
Boiled red potatoes with butter
Raw celery stalks with Sea Salt
Deep Cocoa bar chocolate squares for dessert

P.C. 05-29-2025 12:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Skid Row Joe (Post 4361035)
Winco grocery fried chicken
Boiled red potatoes with butter
Raw celery stalks with Sea Salt
Deep Cocoa bar chocolate squares for dessert

If I was 73, I would probably ease off the fried foods, the butter, the unnecessary sodium...

cmac2012 06-04-2025 06:55 PM

Ditch the dessert, especially ice cream, possibly the worst pseudo food on the planet. Digestion is a complex process. The more things you have at one time in your stomach, especially conflicting items, the poorer your digestion will be. In the Kosher tradition, eating meat and dairy in the same meal is forbidden.

INSIDIOUS 06-06-2025 01:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cmac2012 (Post 4361642)
Ditch the dessert, especially ice cream, possibly the worst pseudo food on the planet. Digestion is a complex process. The more things you have at one time in your stomach, especially conflicting items, the poorer your digestion will be. In the Kosher tradition, eating meat and dairy in the same meal is forbidden.

LOL @ religious beliefs being food science :)

Skid Row Joe 06-07-2025 02:52 AM

We had a pepperoni pizza from Costco.
Avocados from Costco
Lettuce, celery salad

Skid Row Joe 06-08-2025 12:56 AM

Fried chicken.
Fried red potatoes
Avocado
Lettuce salad with sliced red onion, Hellmann's mayonnaise dressing.
Hershey's chocolates.
and
Luzianne iced tea.

INSIDIOUS 06-08-2025 05:14 PM

Once you get your possum skinned out and cleaned you will need:

>> 8 Big Taters
>> 2 big spoons of butter
>> 1 big spoon of sugar
>> a pinch or two of salt
>> Thyme, marjoram or pepper to taste
>> 1 cooking pot with a good tight lid

Put the possum in the pot with just enough water to keep it from burning, cover with a good tight lid.

Possums take longer to cook than taters so wait until your possum has stewed for about an hour before you add the taters to the pot.

Place the taters along the sides of the possum and mix in sugar, salt and your choice of thyme, marjoram or pepper to taste.

Every 15 minutes or so take off the lid and baste the possum with the juices.

By now the possums own fat will have rendered and the water will now make some delicious possum gravy.

When the possum is tender and the meat falls off the bones mix a little flour, if needed, to the water/possum fat and tater mixture.

Possum Cooking Alternate Method

Poke your possum with a big sharp stick and hold it over the campfire or coal stove until it is crispy.

P.C. 06-08-2025 06:17 PM

Beluga caviar
French truffles marinated in 100-year-old cognac
Kobe filet mignon
Tater Tots

INSIDIOUS 06-08-2025 09:46 PM

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