Watcha eating?

[mjarrels]

Two boiled hot dogs. Funny story on Yahoo news the other day about the best breakfast in the world... $100 dollars for them. I love a Philippine breakfast with a bed of garlic, onion fried rice with two fried eggs on top... about 15 cents.

Best food in the world besides a Chiefs mess on Navy ships and boats... International food court at the Mall of Asia in Pasay Manila. Cheap foods are the best!

mark

 

[pipeDream]

Cooked Pheasant for the first time last night and man did it ever turn out good. The whole family ate it!!! Surprised the heck out of me. Did it in the crock pot.

 

[dmccarty]

Cooked Pheasant for the first time last night and man did it ever turn out good. The whole family ate it!!! Surprised the heck out of me. Did it in the crock pot.

Whenever I hear or read the word Pheasant, I always think of the mini series Shogun. There was the story line of the European hanging a Pheasant to age but the smell dishonored the house and one of the servants removed the bird. When the European asked about the bird, it was hung back up, and he ordered that nobody was to touch the bird. The bird was still a dishonor so one of the servants removed the bird, but because he violated orders, he was executed.

How is that for an odd memory. :laughing::laughing::laughing:

Later,
Dan

 

[2LaneCruzer]

Whenever I hear or read the word Pheasant, I always think of the mini series Shogun. There was the story line of the European hanging a Pheasant to age but the smell dishonored the house and one of the servants removed the bird. When the European asked about the bird, it was hung back up, and he ordered that nobody was to touch the bird. The bird was still a dishonor so one of the servants removed the bird, but because he violated orders, he was executed.

How is that for an odd memory. :laughing::laughing::laughing:

Later,
Dan

I recall that also. Konichiwa!

 

[J F]

Made a nice omelette for breakfast, had some lefter over grilled asparagus that I chopped up, sharp cheddar cheese and some "real" bacon bits. :licking:

Now I'm wantin' some pheasant for dinner, never tried it.

 

[mjarrels]

Hay grandpal, whats for supper?

mark

 

[brin]

chicken cacciatore on the menu here tonight ....Wife's Italian grand mother's recipe from the old country... and it is so good I always cry like a baby as I eat it....:licking:

 

[DABSGT]

Seeing I missed the corned beef Sunday for St. Pat. That's what I'm making tonight but that chicken cacciatore sounds good. If I think of it as I'm eating cabbage I'll CRY.

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[DFB]

Marinated pork roast in a beef gravy, yams, peas, and an apple pie for dessert! Just about ate all of it too...good meal after being out plowing snow with the tractor twice today.

 

[MossflowerWoods]

chicken cacciatore on the menu here tonight ....Wife's Italian grand mother's recipe from the old country... and it is so good I always cry like a baby as I eat it....:licking:

How much for a copy of the recipie?
:licking:
Mine always gets rave review, but I believe I can always get better...

Tonight I am working late, I assume I will have some leftover something when I get home, maybe...

David

 

[Dan Hunter]

I cut a ham into strips the size of french fries, coated them in a tempura batter, fried them in coconut oil, and glazed them in Head Country BBQ sauce. We also did baked potato casserole and asparagus gently fried in bacon fat then rolled in Parmesan cheese. Black box merlot red wine to wash it down. I could only hope that I can get this for my last meal.

 

[sixdogs]

I'm thinking we will need to see the recepie for that chicken cacciatore. You know the old TBN motto..."If you don't see the recipie, it didn't happen...".

 

[2LaneCruzer]

I'm thinking we will need to see the recepie for that chicken cacciatore. You know the old TBN motto..."If you don't see the recipie, it didn't happen...".

ANYONE IN FAVOR OF A TBN COOKBOOK? Tried and true family recipes from the member's family cook book (ok, mostly scraps of paper and old note cards with stained recipes on them). I have 3 or 4 I could contribute; a couple I have already posted. Just a thought... ?????

 

[sam5570]

the wife allways looking for diferent recipes so lets do it. supper or dinner witch ever you prefer to call it was good pork chops mash tators green beans and cooked apples yum yum

 

[DABSGT]

ANYONE IN FAVOR OF A TBN COOKBOOK? Tried and true family recipes from the member's family cook book (ok, mostly scraps of paper and old note cards with stained recipes on them). I have 3 or 4 I could contribute; a couple I have already posted. Just a thought... ?????

Great idea!

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[txdon]

Good idea 2LandCruzer

Brainstorming for the cookbook: Please add your ideas.
1. Start a separate thread labeled TBN COOKBOOK
2. Let's agree on the categories like main dishes, breads, deserts, side dish, etc... Start your post with the category.
3. If it is "special" add a note at the end. for example gluten free, low fat no cholesterol, diabetic friendly, heart attack food D) etc......
4. If it has a history add that at the beginning, - This recipe has been passed down for three generations........
5.

 

[sam5570]

Good idea 2LandCruzer

Brainstorming for the cookbook: Please add your ideas.
1. Start a separate thread labeled TBN COOKBOOK
2. Let's agree on the categories like main dishes, breads, deserts, side dish, etc... Start your post with the category.
3. If it is "special" add a note at the end. for example gluten free, low fat no cholesterol, diabetic friendly, heart attack food D) etc......
4. If it has a history add that at the beginning, - This recipe has been passed down for three generations........
5.

great idea just put the format that txdon has posted at the heading so everyone will see and keep all the recipes in the right order. i had the wife to get out 3 of our favorites last night

 

[txdon]

great idea just put the format that txdon has posted at the heading so everyone will see and keep all the recipes in the right order. i had the wife to get out 3 of our favorites last night

Sam5507, That is what I was wondering about, the order. How do we keep the recipes in the right order? I was thinking that each person would have to cut and past the recipe that looked good to them into a separate document for their own ever expanding TBN COOKBOOK.

OH another Idea - Pictures (or a link to a youtube of the dish being prepared) we need a visual on what the final product should look like. Maybe if you don't currently have a picture just add - "Picture available soon" and you, or one of us can add one later. Later just add a post like - "This is a picture for the recipe of ribs on post #123".

Then we will copy that picture to our own personal TBN COOKBOOK.


OR- Can the moderators arrange the order and put the recipes under the correct category????

 

[mjarrels]

Any TBN cook books must include wok recipes using a tractor pulled "disk" for a wok. New disk sections can be purchased at any tractor supply store.

mark

 

[dmccarty]

ANYONE IN FAVOR OF A TBN COOKBOOK? Tried and true family recipes from the member's family cook book (ok, mostly scraps of paper and old note cards with stained recipes on them). I have 3 or 4 I could contribute; a couple I have already posted. Just a thought... ?????

That is an excellent idea! :thumbsup:

WHY did it take so long for someone to HAVE this idea? :laughing::laughing::laughing: TBNers are always talking food ya would think some one would have had this idea before. TXDon's idea of a thread with recipes is brilliant. TBN is ancient in computer years, why in the heck did we not do this a long time ago? :shocked:

Better late than never I suppose. :laughing::laughing::laughing:

Later,
Dan