The Food Thread
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MF117973 said:deadendp said:
Lemon herb chicken with vegetables in the crock-pot. It is supposed to be a stormy afternoon, so I wanted to get something cooking now.
Crock-pots are not for everything. I was raised with a mother who used the crock-pot or pressure cooker nearly every day. Since I have been home, I have used it less since I can tend whatever I have on the stove. Spaghetti sauce is a good example. I still make the turkey tenderloin in the crock-pot though. I have also used it to cook down apples for applesauce to can. I have made baked potatoes, corn on the cob, butternut squash...
Today I will make the lemon herb chicken in the crock-pot, but I will finish it in the cast iron skillet and make a sauce with the juiciness at the bottom of the pot.
It's a thing. Not friendly to every food but once you know how to use it, it's a nice thing to have.
A few weeks or so ago, there was the air fryer discussion somewhere here. We ordered cat litter from Walmart online and received one box of litter and a $100 air fryer. Living with the combo of feeling super guilty and karma will bite me in the ass, I went through the process to finally figure out to return the damned thing. (My husband was chanting, "WE SHOULD KEEP IT!" My daughter was on his side.) So...back it goes. But for a moment, I owned one.2014: Cincinnati
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Good for you, the right thing to do is always what you will choose!The love he receives is the love that is saved0
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Chicken and cheese quesadillas with salsa and sour cream. I cooked the chicken with red pepper and onions so it was kind of a fajita quesadilla. Corn was roasted in a foil packet with butter and seasonings. It came out perfect.
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deadendp said:MF117973 said:deadendp said:
Lemon herb chicken with vegetables in the crock-pot. It is supposed to be a stormy afternoon, so I wanted to get something cooking now.
Crock-pots are not for everything. I was raised with a mother who used the crock-pot or pressure cooker nearly every day. Since I have been home, I have used it less since I can tend whatever I have on the stove. Spaghetti sauce is a good example. I still make the turkey tenderloin in the crock-pot though. I have also used it to cook down apples for applesauce to can. I have made baked potatoes, corn on the cob, butternut squash...
Today I will make the lemon herb chicken in the crock-pot, but I will finish it in the cast iron skillet and make a sauce with the juiciness at the bottom of the pot.
It's a thing. Not friendly to every food but once you know how to use it, it's a nice thing to have.
A few weeks or so ago, there was the air fryer discussion somewhere here. We ordered cat litter from Walmart online and received one box of litter and a $100 air fryer. Living with the combo of feeling super guilty and karma will bite me in the ass, I went through the process to finally figure out to return the damned thing. (My husband was chanting, "WE SHOULD KEEP IT!" My daughter was on his side.) So...back it goes. But for a moment, I owned one.Good for you for not keeping the air fryer. I also would feel guilty keeping it. Sometimes, when that happens if you call the place they may tell you to just keep it. If that happened I wouldn’t feel as bad.0 -
MF117973 said:deadendp said:MF117973 said:deadendp said:
Lemon herb chicken with vegetables in the crock-pot. It is supposed to be a stormy afternoon, so I wanted to get something cooking now.
Crock-pots are not for everything. I was raised with a mother who used the crock-pot or pressure cooker nearly every day. Since I have been home, I have used it less since I can tend whatever I have on the stove. Spaghetti sauce is a good example. I still make the turkey tenderloin in the crock-pot though. I have also used it to cook down apples for applesauce to can. I have made baked potatoes, corn on the cob, butternut squash...
Today I will make the lemon herb chicken in the crock-pot, but I will finish it in the cast iron skillet and make a sauce with the juiciness at the bottom of the pot.
It's a thing. Not friendly to every food but once you know how to use it, it's a nice thing to have.
A few weeks or so ago, there was the air fryer discussion somewhere here. We ordered cat litter from Walmart online and received one box of litter and a $100 air fryer. Living with the combo of feeling super guilty and karma will bite me in the ass, I went through the process to finally figure out to return the damned thing. (My husband was chanting, "WE SHOULD KEEP IT!" My daughter was on his side.) So...back it goes. But for a moment, I owned one.Good for you for not keeping the air fryer. I also would feel guilty keeping it. Sometimes, when that happens if you call the place they may tell you to just keep it. If that happened I wouldn’t feel as bad.
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2016: Lexington and Wrigley 10 -
I made chicken penne for dinner tonight. However, I discovered that I didn’t have any penne noodles so I substituted rotini instead. Served it with oven roasted cauliflower and broccoli. I was so hungry that I forgot to take a picture. It was delicious though.I’m currently on the second of three stages of making my beef stew. I seasoned and braised the beef last night, cleaning the bottom of the pan with red wine. This afternoon I roasted the potatoes, carrots, onions and garlic. This evening I added half the veg to the beef, Rosemary, thyme, more garlic and bay leaves. Then added the broth, more red wine, barley, cracked black pepper tomatoes and tomato paste and then put it oven at 375 for an hour and half. After that, I added the rest of the veg and divided it into smaller portions and put in and ice bath to cool. Tomorrow I’ll reheat it for an hour on the stove and toss in the peas. It’s a long process but it’s so frakkin worth it.Currently it looks like this:"What the CANUCK happened?!? - Esquimalt Barber Shop0
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That it going to taste great!The love he receives is the love that is saved0
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Well, holy shit, it’s sooooo good if I do say so myself. And I did. I said, “self, that tastes delicious!” Beef is so tender it can be cut with a spoon. Paired it with garlic butter ciabatta buns.
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Fifthelement said:
Well, holy shit, it’s sooooo good if I do say so myself. And I did. I said, “self, that tastes delicious!” Beef is so tender it can be cut with a spoon. Paired it with garlic butter ciabatta buns.
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2016: Lexington and Wrigley 10 -
Yeah, that too picture looks professional!The love he receives is the love that is saved0
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Fifthelement said:
Well, holy shit, it’s sooooo good if I do say so myself. And I did. I said, “self, that tastes delicious!” Beef is so tender it can be cut with a spoon. Paired it with garlic butter ciabatta buns.
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F Me In The Brain said:Ohh yeah.
Some mild hot sauce, eaten outside with a beer.
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dankind said:F Me In The Brain said:Ohh yeah.
Some mild hot sauce, eaten outside with a beer.
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Ha. Agree that hers looks way better!
(Mine did taste very good....but you also eat with your eyes!)The love he receives is the love that is saved0 -
Leftovers made into pork fried rice/breakfast.
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The 5 year old was reading me one of his books this morning, called Biscuit, and asked how biscuits are made
Well, 45 minutes later he not only knows, but has done it himself. (Perhaps with a little help from his dad.)
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^ Biscuits and gravy! One of my all time faves. Nice work. They look great.0
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Thanks...they were pretty good. Butter and fruit spread.The love he receives is the love that is saved0
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F Me In The Brain said:The 5 year old was reading me one of his obooks this morning, called Biscuit, and asked how biscuits are made
Well, 45 minutes later he not only knows, but has done it himself. (Perhaps with a little help from his dad.)
"Woof woof"Monkey Driven, Call this Living?0 -
rgambs said:F Me In The Brain said:The 5 year old was reading me one of his obooks this morning, called Biscuit, and asked how biscuits are made
Well, 45 minutes later he not only knows, but has done it himself. (Perhaps with a little help from his dad.)
"Woof woof"The love he receives is the love that is saved0
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