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Sourland
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Tonight I will grill a steak to be served with mac and cheese and green beans. Perhaps biscuits.
Hey, Grandpa, what's for supper ?
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Alaskan
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can you tell it was a red wattle hog? Taste different from other breeds you have tried?
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Tom Kha, with still deciding what kind of fish... I have salmon, halibut, and rockfish!
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They were very lean. They certainly did not taste like store bought pork. I would raise them again. Basically we buy what "deal" I find. The Red Wattles were 4 months old at $50 each. So we bought them. Our most recent was 2 large hogs over a year old, $75 for BOTH! We kept them 36 days, fed whole corn soured in goat's milk whey, and took them to slaughter. Best pork we've (sorta) raised yet!
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Sourland
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Pan fried rosemary chicken breast with green beans and mashed potatoes last night. Tonight I made stuffed peppers with mac and cheese and sweet corn.
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Tom kha from the other night.
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Sourland
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Went to the freezer to check my options. Frozen 'mystery meal', crab cakes, or chuck roast ? Gave the Princess the possibilities. She of course wanted to know what the 'mystery meal' was - chicken paprikas, I think. That is choice # 1 and is presently defrosting. If it is what I think it is, I will make dumplings to go with it and serve with left over sweet corn. Crab cakes, grated potato cakes, and sweet corn is choice # 2.
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Better defrost both and cook em up so tomorrow dinner is covered.
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my baby sister used to cook with expired canned food... they take the labels off before they get chunked...
she said it was always entertaining... you open a few cans (and only after they are open do you know what they are)... and then decide how in the world they will go together for a meal.
she said it was always entertaining... you open a few cans (and only after they are open do you know what they are)... and then decide how in the world they will go together for a meal.
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That's one way to do it, I guess.
