Dawgluver
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I made a pot of chili, using up some more roasted cherry toms. Nice fall day, it called for chili.
What are you having?
What are you having?
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....Sometimes I hate my job and sometimes I like it. We are closed tomorrow for TG, so my boss said take a couple of steaks out of the case that won't be prime by Tuesday. I snagged a couple of tenderloins. Gonna go with steamed asparagus, and buttered egg noodles...
Smart man.He says that garlic is a vegi.
If you put 1/4 of the hot fries down, some curds, some gravy, more fries, more curds, more hot gravy, and then the rest of the fries, curds, topped with the hot gravy, the cheese curds usually get melty. I like adding some rings of jalapeno peppers on top of the cheese curds before topping with gravy and ending with more peppers on top of the gravy...Tried to make a poutine today seeing as how our Canadian neighbors are celebrating. Didn't put much work into it though, so sorry. Bought fries at Five Guys because they are the best. Haven't had a beef roast for a while so I used jarred gravy. The cheese curds were authentic! Not bad for a native Ohioan of Polish descent living in MA. It was pretty good when we made sure the cheese got melty.
Like that idea of stacking CW! When Himself first dug in he said he thought it would be better if the cheese was melty, so he popped his plate into the micro just long enough to melt. Since he thumbs-upped it I did the same. But the stacking? Genious! And jalapeno peppers? You are one spicy lady!If you put 1/4 of the hot fries down, some curds, some gravy, more fries, more curds, more hot gravy, and then the rest of the fries, curds, topped with the hot gravy, the cheese curds usually get melty. I like adding some rings of jalapeno peppers on top of the cheese curds before topping with gravy and ending with more peppers on top of the gravy...