Can't live by sausage alone
Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2011 01:30
Sometimes there is no substitute for a good stew. http://i1112.photobucket.com/albums/k48 ... ew0005.jpg
That sure looks like one tasty pot of grub.
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Cheers,
Rob
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Can't live by sausage alone
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Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2011 02:09
Hmm, time for a sausage stew.
That sure looks like one tasty pot of grub.
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Cheers,
Rob
That sure looks like one tasty pot of grub.
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Cheers,
Rob
Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2011 05:21
Your are totally right! Sausage and BBQ cannot satisfy all of our needs.
Great looking stew bud!
I would like to share but have just downloaded Winows Explorer 9 and my system is FUBARED.
All previous relationships with websites are componised and my Favorites bar has disappeared.
DO NOT DOWNLOAD IE 9!
I'll be back, probably with a MAC or Firefox.
G'day
Great looking stew bud!
I would like to share but have just downloaded Winows Explorer 9 and my system is FUBARED.
All previous relationships with websites are componised and my Favorites bar has disappeared.
DO NOT DOWNLOAD IE 9!
I'll be back, probably with a MAC or Firefox.
G'day
Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2011 07:50
I'm Back!
Downloaded Firefox and although it's totally different breed of cat, it is easy to work with.
So here is yesterday's 'Chicken Chili.'
The chicken breasts were marinaded, smoked and frozen last fall. The tomatoes were home canned, the onions, garlic and peppers we dried and the Okra was purchased, frozen. A 15 oz can of beans was added. Oh, yeah a half pound of fresh mushrooms too. It was served with buttered Jasmine rice and saffron breadsticks.
Unfortunately, the recipe is unrecorded. My wife and I kind of collaborated in throwing in whatevever seemed appropriate.
Downloaded Firefox and although it's totally different breed of cat, it is easy to work with.
So here is yesterday's 'Chicken Chili.'
The chicken breasts were marinaded, smoked and frozen last fall. The tomatoes were home canned, the onions, garlic and peppers we dried and the Okra was purchased, frozen. A 15 oz can of beans was added. Oh, yeah a half pound of fresh mushrooms too. It was served with buttered Jasmine rice and saffron breadsticks.
Unfortunately, the recipe is unrecorded. My wife and I kind of collaborated in throwing in whatevever seemed appropriate.
Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2011 12:15
That looks yummy even at 7 in the morning.
Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2011 20:59
Steelchef... you wrote:
and you wrote:
Best wishes,
Rockchuck Woodchuck
Your life definitely needs BACKGROUND MUSIC!I would like to share but have just downloaded Winows Explorer 9 and my system is FUBARED. All previous relationships with websites are componised and my Favorites bar has disappeared. DO NOT DOWNLOAD IE 9!
and you wrote:
Is that a threat Chef-O?I'll be back, probably with a MAC or Firefox.
Best wishes,
Rockchuck Woodchuck
Posted: Tue Mar 15, 2011 01:50
Hey Dude,
Not threaten; promise!
Downloaded Firefox and life is good again. I found out today that IE9 is a beta program. They obviously have a lot of work to do on it.
Not threaten; promise!
Downloaded Firefox and life is good again. I found out today that IE9 is a beta program. They obviously have a lot of work to do on it.
Posted: Tue Mar 15, 2011 04:51
Yes, yes, yes Chefofnorthernsnow!
Turn up the background music on your life!
Everyone knows that Firefox was a Soviet airplane that Clint Eastwood stole and flew over the North Pole with on his way to Disneyland!
By the way, is that real chicken in your chili, or is it really B.C. Buzzard?
Best Wishes,
Rockchuck Woodchuck
Turn up the background music on your life!
Everyone knows that Firefox was a Soviet airplane that Clint Eastwood stole and flew over the North Pole with on his way to Disneyland!
By the way, is that real chicken in your chili, or is it really B.C. Buzzard?
Best Wishes,
Rockchuck Woodchuck