Watcha eating?

[Grateful11]

Had a burger I grilled and some tortilla dip my wife makes, it's so good I could make a meal out of it. Just had a cup of Greek Yogurt a bit ago helps me sleep.

 

[dmccarty]

Made hamburgers on the grill for the last two evenings. Just real nice outside, perfect for grilling/smoking hamburgers and drinking home brew. :licking::licking::licking::drink:

Spoiled the kids again this morning and cooked some home made pancake, NOT from a box, with home made whipped cream. :licking::licking::licking:

Later,
Dan

 

[brin]

Yesterday the Mrs. and I bought 4 "Flat Iron Steaks"....never had heard of them...they were only $4.85 for 1.5 lbs. on sale....I was surprised to see they were the eye of the Chuck...Chuck is usually tough...Hey, I cooked them on the grill last night ...Medium rare..they were great...tasted just like a rib eye and mostly very tender...This is a new cut I think...I would recommend it for a try.....We will buy them again and again..

 

[2LaneCruzer]

I have had pretty good luck with Chuck eye steaks; I much prefer bone in rib eyes, but marinating the Chuck eyes overnight in a commercial marinade or just plain old Wishbone Italian dressing helps tenderize them and they turn out pretty well. Some folks don't care much for marinated steaks, and I am one of them, but Sharn Jean likes them and they are good for a change...specially with a big plate of fried okra and a pear and cottage cheese salad.

 

[mjarrels]

Leftovers... final fried chicken leg, half bowl of corned beef hash, bit of Philippines steak and a manok adobo (chicken leg) Philippine adobo style!

mark

 

[brin]

I have had pretty good luck with Chuck eye steaks; I much prefer bone in rib eyes, but marinating the Chuck eyes overnight in a commercial marinade or just plain old Wishbone Italian dressing helps tenderize them and they turn out pretty well. Some folks don't care much for marinated steaks, and I am one of them, but Sharn Jean likes them and they are good for a change...specially with a big plate of fried okra and a pear and cottage cheese salad.

Just curious....Who or what is Sharn Jean...? I have seen you post that and have to finally know...:confused3:

We did not marinate those flat Iron steaks at all...they were great right off the grill...with just a little granulated garlic and pepper...no steak sauce even...that's how good they were...Our first time having them.

 

[2LaneCruzer]

Just curious....Who or what is Sharn Jean...? I have seen you post that and have to finally know...:confused3:

We did not marinate those flat Iron steaks at all...they were great right off the grill...with just a little granulated garlic and pepper...no steak sauce even...that's how good they were...Our first time having them.

Sharn Jean (actually her name is Sharon Kay, but I affectionally call her Sharn Jean after R.D. Murcer's wife, "Sharn Jean", that big-boned woman of his) is my spouse of 50 years; mother of my children, traveling companion, human GPS device, and world's greatest authority on me, and what I need to be doing.

 

[brin]

Sharn Jean (actually her name is Sharon Kay, but I affectionally call her Sharn Jean after R.D. Murcer's wife, "Sharn Jean", that big-boned woman of his) is my spouse of 50 years; mother of my children, traveling companion, human GPS device, and world's greatest authority on me, and what I need to be doing.

LOL - I have a Sharon as well and we have been dating for 54 yrs. but will celebrate our 50 th wedding anniversary next year....congrats....How did the Sharn come about...was it from one night when you were a bit tipsy and could not get the whole name, Sharon out....:laughing::confused3:

 

[2LaneCruzer]

LOL - I have a Sharon as well and we have been dating for 54 yrs. but will celebrate our 50 th wedding anniversary next year....congrats....How did the Sharn come about...was it from one night when you were a bit tipsy and could not get the whole name, Sharon out....:laughing::confused3:

Naw, that was my interpretation of R.D.'s pronunciation of "Sharon". If you haven't heard of R.D., you might google his name, I think there are some of his recordings posted on the internet. He's played some really funny tricks on folks on the radio.

 

[brin]

Naw, that was my interpretation of R.D.'s pronunciation of "Sharon". If you haven't heard of R.D., you might google his name, I think there are some of his recordings posted on the internet. He's played some really funny tricks on folks on the radio.

My Mrs. worked for a woman with an old timey deep southern accent that made one syllable words into multi syllable words...The lady called my wife...Shay...ron...LOL - so I know what you mean about Sharn...same type of thing...