OT; What are you eating or cooking, part 216960
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| @Frontier2Xterra so do you put maple or chocolate syrup on that? LOL | ||
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| @Jesse_O I go with butter and syrup. There is a local distillery that makes bourbon barrel aged maple syrup. Although I bet chocolate would be tasty. | ||
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| I've never made peanut butter pancakes. Not a fan of peanut butter desserts. I do have a pancake recipe that uses coconut flour in place of some of the regular flour. Mighty tasty. |
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| Asparagus and mushroom stirfry...get a pound of asparagus about every 2 days from the garden!! Soy sauce, sherry, ginger, brown sugar and sesame oil for the sauce....tasty  |
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 The apple sauce and pudding were the best part...
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| Everything sounds good except for ginger. For some reason the taste makes me wretch. | ||
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| @KatKomics That looks beautiful & delicious! | ||
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An old favorite. It's been a while. Coconut bread pudding.  |
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| @DrWatson oh wow! I bet that smells and tastes delicious!! | ||
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| Yes and yes. Made with King's Hawaiian sweet rolls. | ||
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| OMG - someone brought donuts into the office - in a moment of weakness I had one and now on my 4th coffee (normally only have 2) I might be like the Flash where I can just vibrate though solid objects!!!!! | ||
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Cornbread chicken casserole  |
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| A fine sugary delicacy of tropical gushers washed down with a bubbly citrus concoction called Squirt. | ||
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No bakes. |
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| Never had picked/fermented asparagus....so...lets make some!! Asparagus, dill and garlic all from the garden! ready in 10ish days??  |
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Something I can eat today...carrot mushroom bake! Most will go to the freezer...best served with grated cheese on top, melted under the broiler |
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| My father was a produce guy for a big grocery chain. My grandma, other grandpa, dad, and father in law all had gardens, as well as me. Ive never eaten asparagus. I also have no idea how to grow it or when to harvest. @KatKomics, it sounds like something I should check out mid life. | ||
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| Fried asparagus is great. Still makes your pee stink. | ||
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| @HeinzDad asparagus takes some planning!! about 3 or 4 years before you can harvest - it's a perennial so once you buy the 'crowns' and get the ground prepped and have them planted they suggest 3 to 4 years of no harvest to build the root system - after that around here (southern Ontario) I can harvest from say mid May (when they first start popping up) for about 6 to 8 weeks - so end of June or early July. My asparagus patch has been in 'production' for about 10 years - no need to replant - for about 8 weeks every spring I get 1/2 lb to a 1 lb every 2 to 3 days when it's at it's peak. In July I let them grow (gets about 5 ft tall - very whispy branches) to put more energy back in the ground for next years crop! |
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The apple sauce and pudding were the best part...
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| Serious props to you non lazy folks that grow your own food. I have a HUGE backyard but you'll never catch me doing anything remotely productive with it.... | ||
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| @KatKomics, it sounds like strawberry's . We worked a patch for 5 years and I was never satisfied with the returns vs time. Grass grows there now. | ||
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Quote:Originally Posted by HeinzDad only a small yard otherwise I would try Strawberry's - as is I but from the farmers market and make Jam!!! - usually too much jam so I give a few jars away! (almost done my last jar from 2021 - just in time for a new batch!!!) |
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Homemade chicken salad. |
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| @DrWatson Making me want a sandwich for breakfast... | ||
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| I have done that, but this morning was pancakes made with coconut flour and a banana. | ||
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@DrWatson Banana pancakes are excellent. Yum. Never tried coconut flour, though. Very interested in that.  |
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| I didn't put bananas in the pancakes. Coconut flour absorbs a lot of liquid. My recipe calls for 1 cup of AP flour. I substitute 1/3 cup of coconut flour and use 2/3 cup of AP flour. | ||
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| You may want added a tablespoon or two of additional liquid to the batter. I use milk. It's a little trial and error at first. The type of flour also can make a difference. I use White Lily AP and Bob's Red Mill coconut flour. | ||
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I'll see how that works once I can get ingredients together. I love good, fluffy pancakes with some fruit. The fruit keeps me from drowning them in syrup.  |
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| I recently looked up the definitions and learned that we are a "supper" family, not a "dinner" family. Tonight for supper I was craving a bologna sandwich on white bread with a slice of buffalo jack cheese on the side. | ||
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| For my grandparents, it was always breakfast, dinner, and supper. I'm not sure when it became breakfast, lunch, and dinner. |
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