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    Quote Originally Posted by geoffbot View Post
    Eh? Looks good to me.
    My attempt was a single post containing 3 pictures. Instead it was 2 with duplicates... ghost in the machine...
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    First world problems.
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    Well, I live in the first world... so yeah, my problems are first world problems!
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    Fois gras and morell ravioli Name:  uploadfromtaptalk1457818909761.jpg
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    And more cheese than was necessary to put me off it for life Name:  uploadfromtaptalk1457818971969.jpg
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    @Breakfast Huevos Rancheros...Mmmm mmmmmm good.



    My wife is laughing @ me asking ''y are you taking pictures of my food''....Silly wife to share w/ My friends.

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    Well, I finally figured out how to heat up a steak properly. On the pan, with Irish butter, couple of minutes each side, then covered for a minute. Crisps up the outside, warms the inside without cooking it. When that steak came off the pan, it was still rare and delicious. Topped with a thin slice of butter and some pink salt.

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    Nice enough to bust out the grill


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    Quote Originally Posted by 93EXCivic View Post


    Nice enough to bust out the grill


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    You won't shovel your way to the grill? Around here, if you try to retire it for a season they take it away.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CanadianStraps View Post
    You won't shovel your way to the grill? Around here, if you try to retire it for a season they take it away.
    Indeed, you lose your license.

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    First: Pain au Levain from a yoghurt starter.
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    Second: I ground a 1 1/2 pound turkey breast with a haf pound of brown mushrooms, seasoned that like hot Italian sausage.
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    A couple of quarts of tomatoes I canned in fall, a bottle of white wine, garlic, onions, fennel fronds and down to the garden for some fresh basil. Simmer for three or four hours until reduced by at least half.

    Third: While harvesting the basil, I also picked this.
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    Fourth: Opened a decent Montepulciano and dug in:
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