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All home made.

Smoked brisket.

Sauce.

Potato salad.

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On 9/9/2019 at 12:29 PM, ness said:

Lasagne last night. It was powerful good!

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We like a bit more sauce between layers. But that is a goid looking pasta stack for sure😀.

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Tonight's dinner didn't happen since there are no photos. Chicken breast split and fried with an italian seasoned bread crumb crust. Stuffed with swiss and smoked ham then baked. Served with a basil and dijon beschamel sauce. Sweet corn with old bay and rice.

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39 minutes ago, joeD said:

Didn’t cook this evening.

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Me either, I’m stuck on a job this week in Panama City Florida. I was so looking forward to good seafood but haven’t found it yet...maybe a couple of good raw oysters but that’s about it so far. Most of what I’ve found so far are more like Red Lobster wannabes . I gotta find some good stuff before I leave.  

"Honor is a man's gift to himself" Rob Roy McGregor

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19 minutes ago, Mitch f said:

Me either, I’m stuck on a job this week in Panama City Florida. I was so looking forward to good seafood but haven’t found it yet...maybe a couple of good raw oysters but that’s about it so far. Most of what I’ve found so far are more like Red Lobster wannabes . I gotta find some good stuff before I leave.  

Sometimes the most likely places are not. Keep looking!

 

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3 hours ago, Mitch f said:

Me either, I’m stuck on a job this week in Panama City Florida. I was so looking forward to good seafood but haven’t found it yet...maybe a couple of good raw oysters but that’s about it so far. Most of what I’ve found so far are more like Red Lobster wannabes . I gotta find some good stuff before I leave.  

I have always disliked Red Lobster. Didn't think that it would be hard to find decent seafood in Panama City.. Good luck Mitch!

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Italian dressing marinated grilled chicken salad with mixed greens, beets, walnuts, and some minced homegrown dried tomatoes. 

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First summer doing dried tomatoes. Was inspired by @BilletHead to give this a try. Planted more maters than usual, due to the waskly wabbit eating everything else, so we’ve had a surplus. Fiddled around doing them in the oven because I didn’t want to buy a dehydrator yet. Dialed it in to: 170 degrees convection on parchment about 8 to 12 hours, depending. Dried on racks first but it was a pain to get them off the racks. Pretty easy on parchment paper. No discernible difference though it looks like there’s flavor left behind on the paper.

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John

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