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Quote Originally Posted by LoopQuantum

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Food. Post about food. Just goddamn food.

 

YEAH BUDDY!



First post- I just put this in the fitness thread, but I'm gonna post it here to get things back on track. thumb.gif




These are my lunches for the next 2 days. Cayenne pepper, paprika, garlic powder salt and pepper for my chicken. Carrots have dill in the steamed water.


My Rice:

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My Carrots:

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My Chicken:

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Chicken Cooked:

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In my little lunch trays:

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Samich that happened today...


Good Vons Bakery french bread, cut in half & browned in the iron skillet with butter & garlic.

Thin cut ham browned up a little in the skillet, cheese melted upon the heap.

Then tomatoes, avocado, seasalt.


Another time I added an egg over easy. Seriously.. I dont compliment my OWN cooking much, but it was.. very.. good.


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i should have been posting in this thread forever, but somehow never opened it. i may not be as committed as lewp, but have been trying to raise the bar in my kitchen with the ms for a while. so far we have about a 95% sucess rate.


tonight was mongolian BBQ beef. was delicious.


last night was grilled sweet chili salmon with lime and cilantro, pintos.


christmas was a beef rib roast, which at the time wasn't the best. cut was really fatty and sort of tough.

but sandwhiches on asiago bread with mozzarella with au jous? {censored}ing brilliant.


appetizers on xmas were cold cilantro lime avacado shrimp skewers, asiago crustinis with honey-drizzled goat cheese rounds.


we always take pics, but i dont have them on hand.

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Quote Originally Posted by Rizza

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I'm making french toast! love.giflove.gif No pics because I don't have my camera.

 

Ahh.. I've got a great love for french toast. GREAT Bread is key Imo, but your Toppings are your immagination, and are unlimmited.

The special french toast: chedar & bacon melted on top, with a good maple syrup... oh man.. what could beat that!?

Another favorite is cream cheese & your favorite preserve Or jam.

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Quote Originally Posted by Y0UNGBL00D

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your bread. i want it.

 

Ah yeah, dude I'm tellin ya, bread is key in your "bread" recipes, & I find my best to be that heavy, simple reallly good stuff from the bakery at the bakery at the grocery store since I don't make my own... love.gif

Look forward to seeing some of yor future posts!

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Quote Originally Posted by Chrisjd

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How hard is this to make?

 

Not. Can easily be done in less than 30 min.


The curry is just shrimp, red/yellow peppers and eggplant cooked in coconut milk with a package of green curry paste, served on top of rice with some sprigs of basil.


The wraps are basil leaves, carrot, cucumber and rice noodles rolled up in rice paper.

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2nd attempt with my christmas smoker .....


Bacon-wrapped venison - smoked for about 3.5 hours. venison had a 24hour marinade first. light apple smoke used.


venison is very lean so it was firm, but tender. bacon really held it together well.


iphone pic is yellow heavy - maybe florescents caused it.


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side was oven-roasted cubed sweet potato with a savory seasoning.


chowski. mmmmmmmmmmm.....

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