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Old 02-18-2012, 08:22 AM
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Today is a washout so I came in to work till noon. I'm trying to think of what to go home and cook. I'm thinking a pork stew or a vegetable-beef soup made with some brisket and fresh vegetables. ....thoughts?
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Old 02-18-2012, 08:24 AM
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Pork stew for sure
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Old 02-18-2012, 08:29 AM
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Today is a washout so I came in to work till noon. I'm trying to think of what to go home and cook. I'm thinking a pork stew or a vegetable-beef soup made with some brisket and fresh vegetables. ....thoughts?
pork stew sounds good, i was thinking about cooking something too with this nasty weather but i might get a couple mini stuffed pork roast from Dons.
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Spaghetti on the stove, pouring down in Lake Chuck...

No fishy fishy today
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Or a seafood gumbo!!!!!! With some skrimps, crawfish, oysters and crab meat. Oh and tater salad on the side.
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Im thinkin about runnin my longtail in my pasture but the wife's sayin no.
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Better to ask for forgiveness than permission!!!!
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Old 02-18-2012, 09:18 AM
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Today is a washout so I came in to work till noon. I'm trying to think of what to go home and cook. I'm thinking a pork stew or a vegetable-beef soup made with some brisket and fresh vegetables. ....thoughts?
Some good ol vegetable-beef soup sounds good. My ol grandma would always cook it, but I never learned how. You got a recepie you wouldn't mind sharing?
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Old 02-18-2012, 09:52 AM
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Pork stew for sure
The more I think about it the more I'm leaning that way.
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pork stew sounds good, i was thinking about cooking something too with this nasty weather but i might get a couple mini stuffed pork roast from Dons.
If I'd live any closer to the Lafayette area I'd be well over 300 pounds.
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Spaghetti on the stove, pouring down in Lake Chuck...

No fishy fishy today
I like my spaghetti with some seven steak meat in it, my Paw Paw use to make that all the time and I'm saddened that mine never comes out close to as good as I remember his being.
Had Gumbo last weekend but this is the perfect weather for it.
I don't like a tomatoes based veg beef soup, i prefer the beef stock based one if you interested here's the link for the one I use..... http://www.nomenu.com/joomla1/index....ups&Itemid=214
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Pork stew with baby carrots and turnips would be awesome!
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Pot roasting some teal....
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Pot roasting some teal....

I have some birds in the freezer. That's a good idea too!
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Back strap and duck breast cream cheese halapino's wrapped in thick bacon strip's a few hol ducks stuffed fresh turnip's and a few link's of deer and pork sausage .All slow cooking on the jenn aire. Got a bunch of Mardi Gras goer's from Baytown in and told them I'd have the food ready when they got back. Might have make a last minute addition ; my favorite 15/20's on the stick based with ol dr. jack' famous pepper jelly.
HmmHmmm Good!!!!!
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I could eat half my weight in Pepper Jelly on some fried pork chops.
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Its Gumbo weather
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Its Gumbo weather

Duck, Goose and Boudin.....Duck under the covers
Goose the ole lady and
give her some boudin.
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looks good.....i'm really hungry now!
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