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What's for Dinner?
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ecorrigan
Familiar Face
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Tonight is barbecued pork ribs marinaded in a fantastic teriyaki seasoning, with a long grain rice and steamed corn!
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Chicken&noodles..mashed potatoes...baked beans...slaw...and dinner rolls. Chocolate cake later.
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Sounds like a phenomenal meal? Teryaki anything makes me happy. If I was part of The Donner Party and had some teryaki, I think that I might have done just fine.
ecorrigan
Familiar Face
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Touchofevil, Teriyaki and some Alpine Touch seasoning! I think that would have been great!!
sheeplady
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Why would I eat something called Herring? Are they like sardines?
And no I haven't
You have never eaten anything until you have tried pickled herring. You either love it or hate it. I LOVE it.
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Yes indeed. I love it too. Surprisingly, my sons do too. Normally they hate everything.
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Salisbury Steak, quintessential bachelor chow.
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You can cook!
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I have never heard of Alpine Touch seasoning but if it enhances teryaki, I'll try it!
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$5.99 Pastrami Combo at the eatery. I was so full I had to bring home half the sandwich. And that was lunchtime!
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Better than nasty sardines and bigger---the pacific ones grow to 15 inches---that would be a huge sardine.
Herring. Its what's for Dinner.
uke:I'm thinking that I would hate it lol
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To say that I can cook, you have to have a very liberal interpretation of the word, but I am trying to learn.
Cricket
Practically Family
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Last night we had cornish hens that we cooked in our new smoker, steamed vegetables and southern style butter beans. I really love our new smoker. It is so easy to throw seasoned meat in there while we tend the children, handle household chores, etc. after work. By 7 or 7:30, the main course is done, the sides are on the range, and we are ready to go.
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I'm thinking that I would hate it lol
Like grapefruit.
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No, not like grapefruit
Last night I went out with a friend to Buffalo Wild Wings and had ..... what else but wings
ecorrigan
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Pot Roast!! With potatoes, carrots, celery, onions and hopefully horseradish on the roast when it's done this afternoon!
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No, not like grapefruit
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