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What did everyone cook today?

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    • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

      ND Mike I used to not care for chicken noodle soup growing up is as you know some boil the chicken and think it’s great. But once when someone discovered nothing less than a rotisserie chicken needs to be used the moons aligned.

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      HerbcoFood I agree. Rotisserie chicken makes good chicken noodle soup. Spatchcocked chicken on the grill does too!

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      • ND MikeN ND Mike

        HerbcoFood I agree. Rotisserie chicken makes good chicken noodle soup. Spatchcocked chicken on the grill does too!

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        ND Mike Yes fire and smoke must touch that yard bird.

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          ND Mike Nothing better than homemade chicken noodle soup on a blustery day, unless you add a grilled cheese with it. My wife makes homemade noodles for ours, have some soup in the fridge right now.

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          bocephus ND Mike Re: Having homemade chicken soup on a blustery day. The smell in the house is even better. Then, eating it is a very nice touch. But, the smell stays around for a couple days and is just one of those smells that is calming. Oh boy, now you have my senses going wild.

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            Bob Stehlik Thanks. I like a pretty heavy smoke as well. The wife not so much.

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            wdaly If you like a heavier smoke but not over whelming, try Hickory or a Hickory blend with Maple or Alder. We found it to be pretty tasty.

            Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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            • lkrfletcherL lkrfletcher

              HerbcoFood - I love chicken soup, just cant have it on keto.

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              lkrfletcher said in What did everyone cook today?:

              HerbcoFood - I love chicken soup, just cant have it on keto.

              Broth for breakfast was one of the best things when I was strict keto

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              • zbigjeffZ zbigjeff

                bocephus ND Mike Re: Having homemade chicken soup on a blustery day. The smell in the house is even better. Then, eating it is a very nice touch. But, the smell stays around for a couple days and is just one of those smells that is calming. Oh boy, now you have my senses going wild.

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                zbigjeff yep…that is what I smelled walking out of the bedroom before I got the coffee going.

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                • ND MikeN ND Mike

                  zbigjeff yep! We didn’t have rain all summer and now we are getting quite a bit.

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                  ND Mike You can really use the moisture up that way, I was in Minnesota the first of August and everyone was taking their boats off the lake because it was so low.

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                  • ND MikeN ND Mike

                    zbigjeff yep…that is what I smelled walking out of the bedroom before I got the coffee going.

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                    ND Mike That’s what I’m talking about. OH YEAH!!! Just makes me smile thinking about that first smell after getting up.

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                    • B bocephus

                      ND Mike You can really use the moisture up that way, I was in Minnesota the first of August and everyone was taking their boats off the lake because it was so low.

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                      bocephus yep…driest I remember since 1986.

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                        bocephus yep…driest I remember since 1986.

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                        Had to try this new seasoning from spiceology. They are in the Sous Vide now.

                        I really like the intial smell of both of these. I wish they had a shaker top, but a tsp worked.
                        PORK CHOPS.jpg

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                        • lkrfletcherL lkrfletcher

                          Had to try this new seasoning from spiceology. They are in the Sous Vide now.

                          I really like the intial smell of both of these. I wish they had a shaker top, but a tsp worked.
                          PORK CHOPS.jpg

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                          lkrfletcher I’m in the process of deciding what types off seasoning I’m purchasing. Probably will end up with both spiceology and excaliber. Wanting at least one for roasts/steaks and the other for chicken/pork. Who knows how big that box is going to be.

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                          • lkrfletcherL lkrfletcher

                            Had to try this new seasoning from spiceology. They are in the Sous Vide now.

                            I really like the intial smell of both of these. I wish they had a shaker top, but a tsp worked.
                            PORK CHOPS.jpg

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                            lkrfletcher Going to try some spiceology next time I need some.

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                              ND Mike Nothing better than homemade chicken noodle soup on a blustery day, unless you add a grilled cheese with it. My wife makes homemade noodles for ours, have some soup in the fridge right now.

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                              bocephus I have made my own perogies but never noodles

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                              • craigriceC craigrice

                                bocephus I have made my own perogies but never noodles

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                                craigrice My wife has been making noodles since she was a teenager, learned it from an aunt I think.

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                                  the best ways are the ones passed down

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                                    the best ways are the ones passed down

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                                    craigrice Absolutely, I am assembling recipes from my grandmothers, aunts and my parents. Also recipes from my wife’s family. Have a hand written one from my grandmother making homemade soap.

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                                      good for you now you just need to figure out what their meaning of a pinch and a dash is lol

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                                        good for you now you just need to figure out what their meaning of a pinch and a dash is lol

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                                        craigrice Or a little of this, my mother always likes to say, “oh you know how much.” No I don’t that’s why I am asking.

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                                          good for you now you just need to figure out what their meaning of a pinch and a dash is lol

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                                          craigrice When my wife would talk to my mom about some of her recipes it would drive her crazy because my mom would give ingredients but she would always say a little of this and a little of that when she tried to get measurements. Finally had my mom measure things for a base and then my wife learned to add more of the seasonings she likes. Now she is like my mom “put in as much of something as you like then taste it” I think this is the difference between cooking and baked goods.

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