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The What's For Dinner Tonight Chat


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GottaSki Mentor

It says you can do it in the crockpot! You know I love my crockpot!

I'm using th cp too - I imagine some big :D when they arrive home from work and school tonight to a bacon scented kitchen - no b%$@#ing about my apple/cinnamon candles today :)


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kareng Grand Master

When my almost 20 year old was home for Thanksgiving, he was putting the "encore" smoked turkey on everything - encore hamburgers & pizza and nachos as well as other things he could find like salsa, BBQ sauce, bacon, red peppers, etc. We were joking that he will have a restaurant that serves 3 things with 50 topping choices - hamburgers, pizza and nachos. I think this may be one of those toppings.

Could you taste the vinegar? Probably not with all the sweets in it.

kareng Grand Master

I'm using th cp too - I imagine some big :D when they arrive home from work and school tonight to a bacon scented kitchen - no b%$@#ing about my apple/cinnamon candles today :)

Who needs scented candles when your house can smell like bacon?

My oldest used to tell the girls in the lockers around him (in middle school), that if they really wanted to attract a boy, they wouldn't spray that perfume stuff that was floating onto him. They should smell like cookies or chocolate or bacon.

GottaSki Mentor

Who needs scented candles when your house can smell like bacon?

My oldest used to tell the girls in the lockers around him (in middle school), that if they really wanted to attract a boy, they wouldn't spray that perfume stuff that was floating onto him. They should smell like cookies or chocolate or bacon.

LOL my son said the same thing - cookies or bacon no chocolate but he'd be attracted to a choc scented gal too :)

love2travel Mentor

When my almost 20 year old was home for Thanksgiving, he was putting the "encore" smoked turkey on everything - encore hamburgers & pizza and nachos as well as other things he could find like salsa, BBQ sauce, bacon, red peppers, etc. We were joking that he will have a restaurant that serves 3 things with 50 topping choices - hamburgers, pizza and nachos. I think this may be one of those toppings.

Could you taste the vinegar? Probably not with all the sweets in it.

The vinegar just adds a lovely acidic quality that is so needed otherwise the jam would almost be cloyingly sweet. Sort of like adding salt to cookies or lemon juice when making jam, both of which are necessary.

Man, I am a condiment addict! Seriously. Make my own mustards, numerous ketchups, BBQ sauces, nuoc cham, everything except for Worcestershire and fish sauce which cannot be done. Oh, yes. Also my own vanilla extract. I just can't stop!

kareng Grand Master

The vinegar just adds a lovely acidic quality that is so needed otherwise the jam would almost be cloyingly sweet. Sort of like adding salt to cookies or lemon juice when making jam, both of which are necessary.

Man, I am a condiment addict! Seriously. Make my own mustards, numerous ketchups, BBQ sauces, nuoc cham, everything except for Worcestershire and fish sauce which cannot be done. Oh, yes. Also my own vanilla extract. I just can't stop!

Perhaps in one of our communes, we could make this restaurant . My son would be fine with it being gluten-free. You could make the sauces to offer. We might need to go above 50 topping choices!

JNBunnie1 Community Regular

I was in a restaurant in Atlanta and they had a smoked tomato mayonnaise

for dipping french fries (french fry dipping was their thing, yay gluten-free french fries)

You think you gots a recipe for that, miss? I would DEARLY love to recreate

that, it was sooooo freaking good.


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jerseyangel Proficient

It says you can do it in the crockpot! You know I love my crockpot!

lol!!! I actually thought of you and your crockpot when I read the recipe this morning :)

love2travel Mentor

I was in a restaurant in Atlanta and they had a smoked tomato mayonnaise

for dipping french fries (french fry dipping was their thing, yay gluten-free french fries)

You think you gots a recipe for that, miss? I would DEARLY love to recreate

that, it was sooooo freaking good.

Oh, yes. I could re-create that and so could you. What I would do is oven roast tomatoes with fresh thyme, season and blend with a chile en adobo and homemade mayo. I do this type of thing all the time! I almost never buy condiments or sauces or dips.

There is just something soooooo darned good about fries and dip!

love2travel Mentor

Perhaps in one of our communes, we could make this restaurant . My son would be fine with it being gluten-free. You could make the sauces to offer. We might need to go above 50 topping choices!

How many communes will we have? :lol: I'd LOVE to make the sauces and would aim for 100 choices! We could do it. Seriously.

IrishHeart Veteran

The Boy Scouts call that " garbage bowl" breakfast.

I call it everything but the kitchen sink breakfast

IrishHeart Veteran

My oldest used to tell the girls in the lockers around him (in middle school), that if they really wanted to attract a boy, they wouldn't spray that perfume stuff that was floating onto him. They should smell like cookies or chocolate or bacon.

Cool. Women everywhere will be rubbing their necks with bacon slabs now. It will be "trendy".

Dinner tonight--simple (I am not feeling so spectacular today :( ) :

Meatloaf

Sauteed spinach

Acorn squash

IrishHeart Veteran

Perhaps in one of our communes, we could make this restaurant . My son would be fine with it being gluten-free. You could make the sauces to offer. We might need to go above 50 topping choices!

I'm in!

What shall we call our restaurant??

love2travel Mentor

Cool. Women everywhere will be rubbing their necks with bacon slabs now. It will be "trendy".

Dinner tonight--simple (I am not feeling so spectacular today :() :

Meatloaf

Sauteed spinach

Acorn squash

Sad that you are not feeling well today. Here are some hugs for you. (((())) Feel 'em?

Man, I LOVE meatloaf. It makes such superb leftovers encores.

The rubbing-necks-with-bacon trend has come and gone in Alberta. We're eons ahead of you. How do you think I attracted my husband? :lol:

kareng Grand Master

I'm in!

What shall we call our restaurant??

If its my son's restaurant, it would have to be in Colorado. Maybe besides burgers, nachos & pizzas with 100 toppings we could also add salads. Alot of those toppings are good on salad and salad dressing is good on hamburgers. Maybe some fries & baked potatoes with toppings?

Have It Your Way

Top This

Don't Go Topless (maybe a better motto than a name)

Sexy Mommas'

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kareng Grand Master

Meatloaf

With bacon on top?

love2travel Mentor

I'm in!

What shall we call our restaurant??

How about "As You Like It"? That is what I want to call my cooking class/home catering "business" so no one can steal it. <_< I love Shakespeare and I love food. They go hand in hand. Well, sorta. If we have 100 toppings on whatever, it would be applicable - as customers like it.

kareng Grand Master

How about "As You Like It"? That is what I want to call my cooking class/home catering "business" so no one can steal it. <_< I love Shakespeare and I love food. They go hand in hand. Well, sorta. If we have 100 toppings on whatever, it would be applicable - as customers like it.

Good! "Don't go topless!" with a picture of a topless cabana boy could be our slogan.

Celiac Mindwarp Community Regular

Brown rice pasta with sauce of smashed butternut squash, bacon and chicken stirred through, little bit of strong cheddar on top.

Surprisingly good :)

Bacon jam would work with it too.

notme Experienced

Why, certainly! You absolutely MUST make this.

http://leitesculinar...-bacon-jam.html

om gosh - that sounds divine!!! i'm putting it onto my "if i have time before Christmas" list :) husband/cabana boy (you guys are overthinking it lolz - they can spritz and deliver cocktails in the summer and shovel in the winter. problem solved!) filled up the freezer with venison so he is going to make deer jerky for Christmas presents. he has his own recipe and i have no idea what it is although it does contain worcestershire sauce - everybody, and i mean EVERYBODY loves it. if i can coax it out of him i will share it!!

i had about 8 pages to read to catch up with y'all. no, chicken and waffles is not a northeastern thing. never heard of it before i moved to tennessee. my youngest (the gifted and talented writer - la, la, la, la, laaaaaa..... - lolz who will probably spend the rest of her life in college therefore a messed up fafsa is in my future for a very long time!!) swears that if she ever dies and goes to heaven, she will eat chicken waffles every day. glad to hear you are ok, loves2 - i am procrastinating my next mammogram - husband doesn't mind massaging as long as boobies and 'baking' is involved ;)

glutened myself (DOH!!) on the wednesday night b4 thanxgiving (licked a ladle putting 'shared' crab dip away - cracker crumbssss!!!!) but it didn't hit until saturday when the 20 family members visiting (and 3 dogs, 1 banished cat and 2 goldfish) were beginning to drift back to their respective home states so, not so bad. i spent the rest of the week sewing and napping alternately. this week i finally felt up to cooking.

buffalo chicken meatballs w/gorgonzola dressing (celery sticks) and mac n chz soup

shrimp (manager's special! wild caught! cheaper than chicken!) saltimbocca (had prosciutto i had to use up) w/fried polenta rounds

pork paprika w/potato pancakes (he likes them better gluten-free - crispier and they reheat so well!) and fried pickled red cabbage (canned from our garden)

yakiniku w/jasmine rice and a ton of green onions (garden is still growing - green onions/scallions are as big as leeks!)

i have said good-bye to him this morning - he is off trailer-trucking. so i have some time alone to rid the fridge of 'encores' - i better get eating if i'm going to be muu-muu worthy..... :D

IrishHeart Veteran

How do you think I attracted my husband? :lol:

I saw that bikini!!. and thanks for the hugs...just an ouchy day post physical therapy (I know you know.....) I'll live. :D

Don't Go Topless (maybe a better motto than a name)

Love it!!

With bacon on top?

silly wabbit...are you really asking me that ? of course, K ...with BA-cON!!!

How about "As You Like It"?

Fantastic!

Good! "Don't go topless!" with a picture of a topless cabana boy could be our slogan.

wearing a bacon slab for a loincloth........and he's holding a tray of margaritas?

IrishHeart Veteran

om gosh - that sounds divine!!! i'm putting it onto my "if i have time before Christmas" list :) husband/cabana boy (you guys are overthinking it lolz - they can spritz and deliver cocktails in the summer and shovel in the winter. problem solved!) filled up the freezer with venison so he is going to make deer jerky for Christmas presents. he has his own recipe and i have no idea what it is although it does contain worcestershire sauce - everybody, and i mean EVERYBODY loves it. if i can coax it out of him i will share it!!

i had about 8 pages to read to catch up with y'all. no, chicken and waffles is not a northeastern thing. never heard of it before i moved to tennessee. my youngest (the gifted and talented writer - la, la, la, la, laaaaaa..... - lolz who will probably spend the rest of her life in college therefore a messed up fafsa is in my future for a very long time!!) swears that if she ever dies and goes to heaven, she will eat chicken waffles every day. glad to hear you are ok, loves2 - i am procrastinating my next mammogram - husband doesn't mind massaging as long as boobies and 'baking' is involved ;)

glutened myself (DOH!!) on the wednesday night b4 thanxgiving (licked a ladle putting 'shared' crab dip away - cracker crumbssss!!!!) but it didn't hit until saturday when the 20 family members visiting (and 3 dogs, 1 banished cat and 2 goldfish) were beginning to drift back to their respective home states so, not so bad. i spent the rest of the week sewing and napping alternately. this week i finally felt up to cooking.

buffalo chicken meatballs w/gorgonzola dressing (celery sticks) and mac n chz soup

shrimp (manager's special! wild caught! cheaper than chicken!) saltimbocca (had prosciutto i had to use up) w/fried polenta rounds

pork paprika w/potato pancakes (he likes them better gluten-free - crispier and they reheat so well!) and fried pickled red cabbage (canned from our garden)

yakiniku w/jasmine rice and a ton of green onions (garden is still growing - green onions/scallions are as big as leeks!)

i have said good-bye to him this morning - he is off trailer-trucking. so i have some time alone to rid the fridge of 'encores' - i better get eating if i'm going to be muu-muu worthy..... :D

Girlfriend,

Holymotherofpearl

That is the best summary of our weeks of tomfoolery I have ever read

PLUS you posted all your dinners

PLUS you were glutened in the process!

and still managed to remember all of this stuff.....so you could write a post?

I APPLAUD YOU!!!

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Celiac Mindwarp Community Regular

Wow, I went away for hours and the little clappy guy is still here and clapping. I love him.

Lamb burgers, rice, broccoli, carrots. Simple, but lovely

IrishHeart Veteran

Wow, I went away for hours and the little clappy guy is still here and clapping. I love him.

I am stunned frankly, because I am a techno doofus ---and anytime I try something like that...it does not work.

Glad he is still clapping. :)

I am making white pizza for the hubs and we used Bette Hagman's recipe (thank you Sylvia) I turned her onto the bread, she turned me onto the pizza dough. Cool. And God bless Bette Hagman--the queen mother of gluten free baking. (if any of you do not know who she is---read about her!)

So, we made a 4 cheese, arugula and garlic pizza....smells outrageous.

GottaSki Mentor

I APPLAUD YOU!!!

IH on your way to kick up your heals with the Rockettes!

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Ok...is it just me or is this dude kinda obnoxious - he made me a bit like this dude :blink:

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