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  • YooperDogY YooperDog

    JoeB I enjoy my family but it gets tiring, nonstop cooking, cleaning and entertaining. It like a job. Our plan got blown out of the water with everyone’s diet and allergy issues. All’s good! You gotta enjoy the suck, lol. Pulling the meats out of the freezer tomorrow, with the plan to do some grinding mid to late week. Hope you had a great fourth/independence day.

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    JoeB
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    YooperDog Good to here fm you… I always like visitors, (for about 3 days) then its time to get back to normal. When i have a house full of family and visitor i tell them what i’m going to cook… BoB, BoC, and a enough for a side for their party. if traveling make it here or buy it… All disposable stuff to include flat ware. except for serving dishes. Do a lot of reunions and get togethers as we travel with my motorhome. I premake and freeze most. That being said you did a great job … Hang tuff

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    • J JohnG5

      food photo.jpg

      Grilled Honey BBQ Chicken, slider, homemade potatoes and raisin salad. Sunday night dinner.

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      JoeB
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      JohnG5 Looks great, bet it tastes just as good😊

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      • wdalyW wdaly

        Had a left over round steak so decided to have some steak fingers for supper.PXL_20210713_222548010.jpg

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        JoeB
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        wdaly Doesn’t look like left over to me, Awesome

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          Surg
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          I’ve recently been on a toast kick for breakfast. Been using the Dave’s killer bread power seed bread and topping it with various hummus, veggies, and proteins (egg, bacon, salmon). Today’s was proteinless but still pretty delicious. Used salsa Verde hummus, radish/tomato, onion, jalapeño everything seasoning (which is awesome if you haven’t tried it), and some cilantro to top it off.
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          “A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor.”

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          • SurgS Surg

            I’ve recently been on a toast kick for breakfast. Been using the Dave’s killer bread power seed bread and topping it with various hummus, veggies, and proteins (egg, bacon, salmon). Today’s was proteinless but still pretty delicious. Used salsa Verde hummus, radish/tomato, onion, jalapeño everything seasoning (which is awesome if you haven’t tried it), and some cilantro to top it off.
            87D29901-F083-470C-A620-6FB7073C0572.jpeg

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            HerbcoFood
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            Surg I love a fancy dressed piece of toast every now and again.

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            • J JohnG5

              food photo.jpg

              Grilled Honey BBQ Chicken, slider, homemade potatoes and raisin salad. Sunday night dinner.

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              lkrfletcher
              Sous Vide Canning PK100 Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors Veteran
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              JohnG5 Now that looks good!

              Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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              • SurgS Surg

                I’ve recently been on a toast kick for breakfast. Been using the Dave’s killer bread power seed bread and topping it with various hummus, veggies, and proteins (egg, bacon, salmon). Today’s was proteinless but still pretty delicious. Used salsa Verde hummus, radish/tomato, onion, jalapeño everything seasoning (which is awesome if you haven’t tried it), and some cilantro to top it off.
                87D29901-F083-470C-A620-6FB7073C0572.jpeg

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                lkrfletcher
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                Surg - Looks great!

                Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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                • wdalyW wdaly

                  Had a left over round steak so decided to have some steak fingers for supper.PXL_20210713_222548010.jpg

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                  lkrfletcher
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                  wdaly - Awesome, you dont see people making these much anymore.

                  Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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                  • wdalyW wdaly

                    Had a left over round steak so decided to have some steak fingers for supper.PXL_20210713_222548010.jpg

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                    HerbcoFood
                    Regular Contributors Team Orange Sous Vide
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                    wdaly Steak fingers are underrated, I tend to get them at Dairy Queen when I go there once ever couple of years.

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                    • SurgS Surg

                      I’ve recently been on a toast kick for breakfast. Been using the Dave’s killer bread power seed bread and topping it with various hummus, veggies, and proteins (egg, bacon, salmon). Today’s was proteinless but still pretty delicious. Used salsa Verde hummus, radish/tomato, onion, jalapeño everything seasoning (which is awesome if you haven’t tried it), and some cilantro to top it off.
                      87D29901-F083-470C-A620-6FB7073C0572.jpeg

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                      wdaly
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                      Surg What a great way to start the day. Looks great.

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                      • wdalyW wdaly

                        Surg What a great way to start the day. Looks great.

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                        The wife gets credit for a new chicken breast skillet dinner with fresh spinach, onion, red pepper and tomatoes. A little basil, oregano and garlic from the garden topped it off. It was great. No pics of it being prepared, just the final product.
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                        “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                        • GWG8541G GWG8541

                          The wife gets credit for a new chicken breast skillet dinner with fresh spinach, onion, red pepper and tomatoes. A little basil, oregano and garlic from the garden topped it off. It was great. No pics of it being prepared, just the final product.
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                          cdavis
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                          GWG8541 I’d say she gets an A+. It looks delicious.

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                          • SurgS Surg

                            I’ve recently been on a toast kick for breakfast. Been using the Dave’s killer bread power seed bread and topping it with various hummus, veggies, and proteins (egg, bacon, salmon). Today’s was proteinless but still pretty delicious. Used salsa Verde hummus, radish/tomato, onion, jalapeño everything seasoning (which is awesome if you haven’t tried it), and some cilantro to top it off.
                            87D29901-F083-470C-A620-6FB7073C0572.jpeg

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                            cdavis
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                            Surg that is the breakfast of champions. Looks great 👍.

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                              Marathon brewing day. Five gallons of hefeweizen and 10 gallons of German pilsner.
                              Not-so-fun fact. Did you know that sausage making is second only to brewing beer in the size and amount of equipment/mess that needs to be washed up when you are finished?
                              I still have some dirty equipment waiting for me this morning.
                              Add to that, unlike sausage, the beer you brew isn’t ready to drink for up to 45 days from the time you brew it. All totally worth it. lol

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                              Paul

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                              • GWG8541G GWG8541

                                The wife gets credit for a new chicken breast skillet dinner with fresh spinach, onion, red pepper and tomatoes. A little basil, oregano and garlic from the garden topped it off. It was great. No pics of it being prepared, just the final product.
                                20210714_213419.jpg

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                                lkrfletcher
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                                GWG8541 - Looks great

                                Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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                                • processheadP processhead

                                  Marathon brewing day. Five gallons of hefeweizen and 10 gallons of German pilsner.
                                  Not-so-fun fact. Did you know that sausage making is second only to brewing beer in the size and amount of equipment/mess that needs to be washed up when you are finished?
                                  I still have some dirty equipment waiting for me this morning.
                                  Add to that, unlike sausage, the beer you brew isn’t ready to drink for up to 45 days from the time you brew it. All totally worth it. lol

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                                  lkrfletcher
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                                  processhead - Looks like you know what you are doing. I am not much of a beer drinker, but good on ya.

                                  Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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                                  • processheadP processhead

                                    Marathon brewing day. Five gallons of hefeweizen and 10 gallons of German pilsner.
                                    Not-so-fun fact. Did you know that sausage making is second only to brewing beer in the size and amount of equipment/mess that needs to be washed up when you are finished?
                                    I still have some dirty equipment waiting for me this morning.
                                    Add to that, unlike sausage, the beer you brew isn’t ready to drink for up to 45 days from the time you brew it. All totally worth it. lol

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                                    20210715_055327.jpg

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                                    processhead looks good. I used to brew like that, but I can only drink so much by myself. Kids moved away, the wife only drinks a beer occasionally, etc… I kick it up when we are planning a big get together or special holiday brew. I always have a bit of wine fermenting, but I agree there is a lot of sanitizing and cleaning with all. Then again I would say that is a good thing, just the dues you pay for a hobby.

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                                    • processheadP processhead

                                      Marathon brewing day. Five gallons of hefeweizen and 10 gallons of German pilsner.
                                      Not-so-fun fact. Did you know that sausage making is second only to brewing beer in the size and amount of equipment/mess that needs to be washed up when you are finished?
                                      I still have some dirty equipment waiting for me this morning.
                                      Add to that, unlike sausage, the beer you brew isn’t ready to drink for up to 45 days from the time you brew it. All totally worth it. lol

                                      20210715_055406.jpg
                                      20210715_055327.jpg

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                                      processhead Probably followed closely by wine making. You’re continually washing something, but with it in the end. Good looking brew!

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                                      • processheadP processhead

                                        Marathon brewing day. Five gallons of hefeweizen and 10 gallons of German pilsner.
                                        Not-so-fun fact. Did you know that sausage making is second only to brewing beer in the size and amount of equipment/mess that needs to be washed up when you are finished?
                                        I still have some dirty equipment waiting for me this morning.
                                        Add to that, unlike sausage, the beer you brew isn’t ready to drink for up to 45 days from the time you brew it. All totally worth it. lol

                                        20210715_055406.jpg
                                        20210715_055327.jpg

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                                        bocephus
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                                        processhead I was going to say not worth the trouble (not a big beer drinker anymore) but then I remembered all the homemade things I make and the clean up involved and all well worth the effort.

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                                          glen
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                                          Reminds me, I need to get on another batch

                                          Give a man a fish and he eats for a day
                                          Teach a man to fish and he drinks beer for a lifetime

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