Foods you love to cook and/or eat
#1731
Dave is that one fruit you eat ? I love fall apples when they are at the peak of freshness. I know they put them in storage starved of oxygen for months and never as good as fresh picked.
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valentine (08-30-2022)
#1734
We'll be eating leftovers tonight. My wife made some delicious creamy mashed potato and pot roast couple of days ago. We are still eating excellent Jambalaya she made a few days ago as well. Every meal tastes so good to me.
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valentine (08-30-2022)
#1735
I know that Peach trees in cold weather climates always produce better tasting peaches, our peaches that are grown up here are far better tasting that Georgia and SC peaches.
#1736
Ha, ha, ha, no - not really. The wife does and her horses do. If I have three apples in a year, that's two more than normal.
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zeroptzero (08-29-2022)
#1737
Lainey I read somewhere that Bill Murray was down in your part of the world, he was playing golf in Marion and some people recommended Turk's in Mattapoisett for dinner which he went to.
#1738
Makes me think of going apple picking as a kid.
In short order we'd pick over a 100 lbs of apples and probably eat 3 or 4 apples while in the orchards.
The ride home would always be stomach cramp agony as the apples did their thing.
In short order we'd pick over a 100 lbs of apples and probably eat 3 or 4 apples while in the orchards.
The ride home would always be stomach cramp agony as the apples did their thing.
#1740
Made my tomato version of bison loaf. Very good. Served with buttered egg noodles mixed with grated parmesan. Loaf has ground bison, egg, celery, pine nuts, oatmeal as binder, tomato sauce in and on, minced onion, garlic, salt, pepper. Baked at 375 for one hour. I also have a mushroom soup version.
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valentine (08-31-2022)