New and Improved TnT Foodie thread

PadawanWarrior

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Slight hole. Just enough to make a mess and ruin any chance of an au jus. :oops:


Most of this meat was for next-day subs.

I slather french onion dip on toasted steak rolls and load them up with sliced prime rib topped with provolone and then under the broiler for a couple minutes.

They're sinfully good but I effed this meal up start to finish, lol.
I always have this in my fridge and another in the cupboard as backup.

 

Tangerine_

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PadawanWarrior

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I had some McCormick packets in the pantry but they're not quite the same as homemade. Work in a pinch tho
Ya, I know it's not the same, just so easy. I've got a bunch of McCormick's too, but I think the Minors is better. It's also way easier. Heat water, add about a TBLS of the Minor's per cup of water. I'm pretty sure it's what a lot of restaurants use.

Sometimes we just get a thing of French bread rolls and some halfway decent roast beef from Safeway and we've got an easy meal. Oh and we add provolone at least too. Or cheddar and provolone, lol.
 

DarkWeb

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Ewww, that's a bridge too far for me...


LOL thanks! If only you knew my family. I've worked very hard for my bougie lifestyle ;P

For example when I was young I could only afford this:
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Now I eschew that and only buy the BEST
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While you're heating it up drop an egg and cheddar in.....I'm serious it's awesome. And a fried bologna sandwich usually goes with it. Great winter food.
 

curious2garden

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While you're heating it up drop an egg and cheddar in.....I'm serious it's awesome. And a fried bologna sandwich usually goes with it. Great winter food.
No, seriously I am not ruining my tomato bisque that sounds even more unattractive at 6 am than it did at 6 pm :lol: I do love fried bologna especially with a fried egg, American cheese and tomato on it though but I draw the line at putting an egg in my tomato soup. I guess it's my turn to call you out for your bougie/bougee ways :P
 

raratt

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No, seriously I am not ruining my tomato bisque that sounds even more unattractive at 6 am than it did at 6 pm :lol: I do love fried bologna especially with a fried egg, American cheese and tomato on it though but I draw the line at putting an egg in my tomato soup. I guess it's my turn to call you out for your bougie/bougee ways :P
"Don't try to lay no Boogie Woogie on the king of rock and roll."
 

DarkWeb

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No, seriously I am not ruining my tomato bisque that sounds even more unattractive at 6 am than it did at 6 pm :lol: I do love fried bologna especially with a fried egg, American cheese and tomato on it though but I draw the line at putting an egg in my tomato soup. I guess it's my turn to call you out for your bougie/bougee ways :P
No, not in the bisque.....that would be horrible :lol:

I was introduced to cheddar in tomato soup a while back......I was like do you have any plain soup? Nope....you should try it with an egg too.....I did.....never went back.


Expensive tastes great :P
 

curious2garden

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Never thought boogy would trigger folks

Morning jog time?


Nah too cold for that It's like 37 out there and water is falling from the sky. During this time of year I run at night and check out the christmas lights all smoked up with a glass or even two of wine. I'm pretty spoiled, but not as spoiled as kitties with their own upscale condo spoiled.

BTW, I'm not selling out, I'm buying in :lol:
 
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Laughing Grass

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Prime rib slathered in butter and rubbed down with garlic, pepper, salt, rosemary, and thyme.
Served with some bakers and a green bean casserole. I didnt have a pan big enough at camp so I had to use one of those tin jobbies.

I pulled it out at 140f and was still a little too done for my liking. Next time I'm pulling at 130
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Just and FYI, dont ever try to deglaze one of these over a woodfire stove :oops::cuss:
That looks amazing!
 

curious2garden

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Slight hole. Just enough to make a mess and ruin any chance of an au jus. :oops:


Most of this meat was for next-day subs.

I slather french onion dip on toasted steak rolls and load them up with sliced prime rib topped with provolone and then under the broiler for a couple minutes.

They're sinfully good but I effed this meal up start to finish, lol.
Pot fixes most meals (not egg in tomato soup but that's probably the exception that proves the rule)
 
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bk78

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Nah too cold for that It's like 37 out there and water is falling from the sky. During this time of year I run at night and check out the christmas lights all smoked up with a glass or even two of wine. I'm pretty spoiled, but not as spoiled as kitties with their own upscale condo spoiled.

BTW, I'm not selling out, I'm buying in :lol:
K
 

raratt

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Nah too cold for that It's like 37 out there and water is falling from the sky. During this time of year I run at night and check out the christmas lights all smoked up with a glass or even two of wine. I'm pretty spoiled, but not as spoiled as kitties with their own upscale condo spoiled.

BTW, I'm not selling out, I'm buying in :lol:
"High maintenance" check.
 
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