Watcha eating?

[txdon]

Careful....I bet if you make and eat Don's salsa...you will lose all the hair on your chest, your cholesterol will run away from you, followed by your triglycerides, your blood pressure will drop and you will have this constant urge to run marathons...LOL :laughing:

Ha! You will lose hair but not on your chest. For chest hair removal add another couple more jalapeños or some serrano peppers. :fiery:

 

[IslandTractor]

Fried catfish, oysters and okra. Yum. Had to come to the Heart of Dixie to find it and well worth the trip. Libby's Catfish, Princeville AL.

 

[sixdogs]

Fried catfish, oysters and okra. Yum. Had to come to the Heart of Dixie to find it and well worth the trip. Libby's Catfish, Princeville AL.

The picture really gets the point across. Congrats.

 

[2LaneCruzer]

Fried catfish, oysters and okra. Yum. Had to come to the Heart of Dixie to find it and well worth the trip. Libby's Catfish, Princeville AL.

Hmm. Think I'll have me some of that tonight!

 

[sam5570]

well we had grilled out steak and my favorite tators slice em up and put onions and pepper and butter wrap them in tinfoil put on grill with cowboy charcoil and em good.

 

[IslandTractor]

Hmm. Think I'll have me some of that tonight!

One thing that was unusual with my catfish combo was that it was served with a full slice of raw sweet onion. Is that just a northern Alabama thing or is that common in other regions? We had fried catfish at two different restaurants this weekend and both were served identically: a few whole catfish, baked potato, hushpuppies, coleslaw and the slice of onion. The onion was sweet and mild so it complemented the fish nicely but I'd never seen fish served that way before.

 

[sixdogs]

Had some raw carrots to snack on as an appetizer and for supper had a piece of baked cod (previously frozen), a small dish of spagetti with my homemade tomato sauce, some peas and carrots and a dish of 100% apple sauce. Almost no fat, lower salt and things I really like. Also just had some mini-wheats as a snack.

 

[/pine]

One thing that was unusual with my catfish combo was that it was served with a full slice of raw sweet onion. Is that just a northern Alabama thing or is that common in other regions? We had fried catfish at two different restaurants this weekend and both were served identically: a few whole catfish, baked potato, hushpuppies, coleslaw and the slice of onion. The onion was sweet and mild so it complemented the fish nicely but I'd never seen fish served that way before.

FWIW...in most true southern eateries during the season you will be served sliced tomatoes...including breakfast...!...

It could be a local thing but just a guess says it's a matter of what they may still have...does the onion only come with catfish?

 

[IslandTractor]

FWIW...in most true southern eateries during the season you will be served sliced tomatoes...including breakfast...!...

It could be a local thing but just a guess says it's a matter of what they may still have...does the onion only come with catfish?

I only saw the onion with catfish but my experience in restaurants was limited to two catfish joints and one BBQ place where I did not see it.

 

[/pine]

I only saw the onion with catfish but my experience in restaurants was limited to two catfish joints and one BBQ place where I did not see it.

BBQ joints are usually an exception to the sliced tomatoes...Lewis Grizzard used to say if you didn't see smoke coming from somewhere out of a BBQ joint "...don't waste your time..."