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mmmm, oven bacon Also cooking bacon That made cleaning up the tomato worth it I had a collection of tomatoes from the garden go bad. Luckily it was out in the shop and not inside. Amazing how fast they turn |
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Can anyone repost the chart that shows the projected number of future cases by month?
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mmmm, oven bacon Also cooking bacon That made cleaning up the tomato worth it I had a collection of tomatoes from the garden go bad. Luckily it was out in the shop and not inside. Amazing how fast they turn This one was from the farmer's market, so no irradiation or wax and minimal pesticides. I'm guessing that had a lot to do with its kerplosion. |
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Quoted: Since the food you make generally sounds delicious, I am interested in finding out your secret to this. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Rainy day today, so I'm making a pot of turkey soup. Since the food you make generally sounds delicious, I am interested in finding out your secret to this. Carcass Peppercorns Garlic Onions Salt Bay leaves Let simmer for a few hours then strain. Separate the meat from the bones refrigerate. Place broth in freezer for an hour or until the grease congeals. Skim the grease off the broth. An hour or so prior to dinner, return the broth and meat to the pot on the stove, and add cubed carrots. Let simmer for half an hour. Add cubed celery and onion if you like and let simmer for another 20 minutes. Add egg noodles and let them cook for 10 minutes. Serve and enjoy.
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Simmered carcasses from deep fried turkeys. I always save them and put 'em in the freezer for making soup. Carcass Peppercorns Garlic Onions Salt Bay leaves Let simmer for a few hours then strain. Separate the meat from the bones refrigerate. Place broth in freezer for an hour or until the grease congeals. Skim the grease off the broth. An hour or so prior to dinner, return the broth and meat to the pot on the stove, and add cubed carrots. Let simmer for half an hour. Add cubed celery and onion if you like and let simmer for another 20 minutes. Add egg noodles and let them cook for 10 minutes. Serve and enjoy. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Rainy day today, so I'm making a pot of turkey soup. Since the food you make generally sounds delicious, I am interested in finding out your secret to this. Carcass Peppercorns Garlic Onions Salt Bay leaves Let simmer for a few hours then strain. Separate the meat from the bones refrigerate. Place broth in freezer for an hour or until the grease congeals. Skim the grease off the broth. An hour or so prior to dinner, return the broth and meat to the pot on the stove, and add cubed carrots. Let simmer for half an hour. Add cubed celery and onion if you like and let simmer for another 20 minutes. Add egg noodles and let them cook for 10 minutes. Serve and enjoy. Sounds tasty. I have no carcii though. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Rainy day today, so I'm making a pot of turkey soup. Since the food you make generally sounds delicious, I am interested in finding out your secret to this. Carcass Peppercorns Garlic Onions Salt Bay leaves Let simmer for a few hours then strain. Separate the meat from the bones refrigerate. Place broth in freezer for an hour or until the grease congeals. Skim the grease off the broth. An hour or so prior to dinner, return the broth and meat to the pot on the stove, and add cubed carrots. Let simmer for half an hour. Add cubed celery and onion if you like and let simmer for another 20 minutes. Add egg noodles and let them cook for 10 minutes. Serve and enjoy. Sounds tasty. I have no carcii though. You can do the same thing with rotisserie chicken.
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Rainy day today, so I'm making a pot of turkey soup. Since the food you make generally sounds delicious, I am interested in finding out your secret to this. Carcass Peppercorns Garlic Onions Salt Bay leaves Let simmer for a few hours then strain. Separate the meat from the bones refrigerate. Place broth in freezer for an hour or until the grease congeals. Skim the grease off the broth. An hour or so prior to dinner, return the broth and meat to the pot on the stove, and add cubed carrots. Let simmer for half an hour. Add cubed celery and onion if you like and let simmer for another 20 minutes. Add egg noodles and let them cook for 10 minutes. Serve and enjoy. Sounds tasty. I have no carcii though. You can do the same thing with rotisserie chicken. Don't have any o dems either |
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Rainy day today, so I'm making a pot of turkey soup. Since the food you make generally sounds delicious, I am interested in finding out your secret to this. That is all you needed to say |
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View Quote I have a bunch of chicken I need to do that with.
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he just needs to throw some beans in there to finish his chili View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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