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  • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

    Today was my son’s 18th birthday. I cooked all his favorites.
    Sauteed salmon with nectarines simmered in an orange marmalade/butter/soysauce deglaze on it;
    Seared and Sauteed mushrooms, with the “chexmix snack” sauce: butter, worchestershire, season salt.
    Meatloaf
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    gus4416
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    Dave in AZ my birthday is the end of the month great looking meal

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    • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

      kyle lol, I TRIED to talk him into Red Lobster! That must be the Dad Favorite! He wouldn’t be talked out of that meatloaf though

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      Dave in AZ said in What did everyone cook today?:

      kyle lol, I TRIED to talk him into Red Lobster! That must be the Dad Favorite! He wouldn’t be talked out of that meatloaf though

      That was actually the kids choice. I was hoping he would have said a nice steak house or one of our local bars that have great food. Oh well, it was his day

      hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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      • DeepwoodsbutcherD Deepwoodsbutcher

        Long day today. Made omletes for dinner. Trying to hone my skills making omletes like Julia Child lol. Added fresh chives and a little cheese.
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        Deepwoodsbutcher A good omelet is tough to beat. Looks great.

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        • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

          Today was my son’s 18th birthday. I cooked all his favorites.
          Sauteed salmon with nectarines simmered in an orange marmalade/butter/soysauce deglaze on it;
          Seared and Sauteed mushrooms, with the “chexmix snack” sauce: butter, worchestershire, season salt.
          Meatloaf
          20220630_174611.jpg

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          Dave in AZ Nice meal for your son’s birthday. I’m sure he enjoyed the personal meal much better than Red Lobster. My youngest son would never pass up a trip to the Lobster.

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          • DeepwoodsbutcherD Deepwoodsbutcher

            Long day today. Made omletes for dinner. Trying to hone my skills making omletes like Julia Child lol. Added fresh chives and a little cheese.
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            calldoctoday thanks!!!

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            • DeepwoodsbutcherD Deepwoodsbutcher

              Long day today. Made omletes for dinner. Trying to hone my skills making omletes like Julia Child lol. Added fresh chives and a little cheese.
              20220630_200125.jpg

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              Deepwoodsbutcher breakfast for supper is one of my favorites. That omelet looks great!

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              • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

                Today was my son’s 18th birthday. I cooked all his favorites.
                Sauteed salmon with nectarines simmered in an orange marmalade/butter/soysauce deglaze on it;
                Seared and Sauteed mushrooms, with the “chexmix snack” sauce: butter, worchestershire, season salt.
                Meatloaf
                20220630_174611.jpg

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                Dave in AZ very nice!

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                • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

                  Today was my son’s 18th birthday. I cooked all his favorites.
                  Sauteed salmon with nectarines simmered in an orange marmalade/butter/soysauce deglaze on it;
                  Seared and Sauteed mushrooms, with the “chexmix snack” sauce: butter, worchestershire, season salt.
                  Meatloaf
                  20220630_174611.jpg

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                  calldoctoday
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                  Dave in AZ That is a lot of TLC. Happy belated birthday to your son & many more to come.

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                  • wdalyW wdaly

                    Deepwoodsbutcher A good omelet is tough to beat. Looks great.

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                    wdaly thank you

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                    • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

                      Today was my son’s 18th birthday. I cooked all his favorites.
                      Sauteed salmon with nectarines simmered in an orange marmalade/butter/soysauce deglaze on it;
                      Seared and Sauteed mushrooms, with the “chexmix snack” sauce: butter, worchestershire, season salt.
                      Meatloaf
                      20220630_174611.jpg

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                      #12654

                      Dave in AZ are those grilled dill pickles or zucchinis?

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                      • Departing ContestantD Departing Contestant

                        Dave in AZ are those grilled dill pickles or zucchinis?

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                        Departing Contestant that was zucchini, but it had a weird greenish color, more green than usual. My kids asked me why it was so green too.

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                        • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

                          Departing Contestant that was zucchini, but it had a weird greenish color, more green than usual. My kids asked me why it was so green too.

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                          Dave in AZ now I want grilled dill pickle slices! Have a great fourth

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                          • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

                            Departing Contestant that was zucchini, but it had a weird greenish color, more green than usual. My kids asked me why it was so green too.

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                            Dave in AZ there are many types of zucchini. I am growing a Black Beauty variant this year. They are a deeper green. They are all good to me.

                            “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                              I helped my wife make 100 egg rolls today. As is usually the case, she does all the hard work and I do the mundane tasks that helps her to work her magic.
                              In this case, I separated the egg roll wraps that are packed 25 to a bag and have to be carefully peeled apart without tearing them so they can be filled with the chopped pork, shrimp, noodles, carrot, celery, onion, mushroom and seasoned filling.

                              She then carefully wraps the filling into the finished rolls. Then they are separated into smaller packages for convenient frying at a later time.
                              Unlike Chinese restaurant eggrolls, these are Vietnamese style and are mostly meat and shrimp and contain no cabbage.
                              They are served with nuoc cham dipping sauce.

                              Plan to fry some tonight so more pictures to come.

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                              Paul

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                                Since I finally got my first garden tomatoes and made bacon a few weeks ago, I saw Dave in AZ post on his BLTs and had them for breakfast. Im not a lettuce fan, so just a BT on Sourdough with a little mayo. Nothing beats that fresh mater on a sammie.
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                                “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                                • processheadP processhead

                                  I helped my wife make 100 egg rolls today. As is usually the case, she does all the hard work and I do the mundane tasks that helps her to work her magic.
                                  In this case, I separated the egg roll wraps that are packed 25 to a bag and have to be carefully peeled apart without tearing them so they can be filled with the chopped pork, shrimp, noodles, carrot, celery, onion, mushroom and seasoned filling.

                                  She then carefully wraps the filling into the finished rolls. Then they are separated into smaller packages for convenient frying at a later time.
                                  Unlike Chinese restaurant eggrolls, these are Vietnamese style and are mostly meat and shrimp and contain no cabbage.
                                  They are served with nuoc cham dipping sauce.

                                  Plan to fry some tonight so more pictures to come.

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                                  #12660

                                  processhead nice and thanks for a great memory. My Mom used to make similar Vietnamese style egg rolls. She would freeze them and man were they great. They became a staple at every family campout. My niece and sister-in-law keep up the tradition. We have them every fall at the family campout. Thanks again for posting Paul, it brought a smile to my face with some great memories.

                                  “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                                  • GWG8541G GWG8541

                                    Since I finally got my first garden tomatoes and made bacon a few weeks ago, I saw Dave in AZ post on his BLTs and had them for breakfast. Im not a lettuce fan, so just a BT on Sourdough with a little mayo. Nothing beats that fresh mater on a sammie.
                                    20220702_102541.jpg 20220702_102520.jpg 20220702_102501.jpg

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                                    GWG8541 looks great! Honestly the lettuce just makes it all slide around and fall apart heh.

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                                    • processheadP processhead

                                      I helped my wife make 100 egg rolls today. As is usually the case, she does all the hard work and I do the mundane tasks that helps her to work her magic.
                                      In this case, I separated the egg roll wraps that are packed 25 to a bag and have to be carefully peeled apart without tearing them so they can be filled with the chopped pork, shrimp, noodles, carrot, celery, onion, mushroom and seasoned filling.

                                      She then carefully wraps the filling into the finished rolls. Then they are separated into smaller packages for convenient frying at a later time.
                                      Unlike Chinese restaurant eggrolls, these are Vietnamese style and are mostly meat and shrimp and contain no cabbage.
                                      They are served with nuoc cham dipping sauce.

                                      Plan to fry some tonight so more pictures to come.

                                      7f489b26-7dbf-479d-b182-6d51481d1010-20220702_122738.jpg

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                                      processhead mmmm look so great!! We make gyoza or pot stickers, so a similar process. Those are going to be so good! Especially being lots of meat, low cabbage! Sounds like Filipino lumpia which we love. Thx for the post!

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                                      • GWG8541G GWG8541

                                        Since I finally got my first garden tomatoes and made bacon a few weeks ago, I saw Dave in AZ post on his BLTs and had them for breakfast. Im not a lettuce fan, so just a BT on Sourdough with a little mayo. Nothing beats that fresh mater on a sammie.
                                        20220702_102541.jpg 20220702_102520.jpg 20220702_102501.jpg

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                                        GWG8541 that is the way I like my sandwich allso I am not a fan of lettuce unless I grow it

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                                        • processheadP processhead

                                          I helped my wife make 100 egg rolls today. As is usually the case, she does all the hard work and I do the mundane tasks that helps her to work her magic.
                                          In this case, I separated the egg roll wraps that are packed 25 to a bag and have to be carefully peeled apart without tearing them so they can be filled with the chopped pork, shrimp, noodles, carrot, celery, onion, mushroom and seasoned filling.

                                          She then carefully wraps the filling into the finished rolls. Then they are separated into smaller packages for convenient frying at a later time.
                                          Unlike Chinese restaurant eggrolls, these are Vietnamese style and are mostly meat and shrimp and contain no cabbage.
                                          They are served with nuoc cham dipping sauce.

                                          Plan to fry some tonight so more pictures to come.

                                          7f489b26-7dbf-479d-b182-6d51481d1010-20220702_122738.jpg

                                          5a36c414-f11c-4730-a9b8-9c4b28a5d71d-20220702_122855.jpg

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                                          processhead looks like you did a very good job

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