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Ribs, sauce, corn salad - all from scratch. Life in the Ozarks is very good.

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Sometimes I rely on the other guy. Tonight is one of those nights. I bought a double package of spinach and cheese ravioli and after I cook them, I will float them in a home made Parmesan, garlic and mushroom cream sauce. The protein will be a chicken/spinach/feta sausage. Cucumbers and tomatoes with basil for the salad. Have to love modern living in the Ozarks.

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Yes sir indeed

Chief Grey Bear

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I relied on the other guy tonight. Well, technically it was the same guy, but he did the work last night. a/k/a leftovers.

Chief -- you got any chips left?

John

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Grilled polo, fresh aspararus (mine) and sweet corn. Rough life.

Good life!

John

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Ribs, sauce, corn salad - all from scratch. Life in the Ozarks is very good.

Why did you sauce the rib? A good rib is a dry rib. Easier on the whiskers too.

"Life has become immeasurably better since I have been forced to stop taking it seriously."

Hunter S. Thompson

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I was HUNGRY! Chicken breast was marinated for two days in lemongrass / mint white balsamic and a really good arbequina evoo (very peppery!)with a little fin and feather seasoning from plowboys. First time I've had that one. Like it.

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Why did you sauce the rib? A good rib is a dry rib. Easier on the whiskers too.

The rib was dry rubbed. I agree with you about that. But I do enjoy a finish sauce applied at service, especially a sweet and sour one with a bite.

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