What's for supper?

Pulled pork and beans on the left and Mac and cheese on the right

Spent all day preparing this. ok wife picked it up at cashwise

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Tell me there aren’t fungus growths on them kabobs

Wallyhntr1 wrote:

Tell me there aren’t fungus growths on them kabobs

dam nope, I never thought of that!!

Well today I pickled 2 quarts and 8 pints of beets, ( ran out of pint jars ) and ended up with 4 quarts of beet juice that will get drank straight out of the jar.
And, just for the ole carpslayer, er, uh, I mean wallyhnter1 I spatchbotched a yard bird, Yep, I messed up on the cut because I laid my right thumb wide open with the mandolin slicing the beets dang it!! and I dont handle scissors real well left handed.
And, I fixed up more mushrooms, I also used the sauce for basting the yard bird while it cooked on the pellet grill.
Shout out to my FW and my SIL Billie Jo for slicing the remaining beets for me.

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Always wondered about you blue plates, you’ve now clearly removed the wonder.. Can’t drive (or fly) for chit.. into self mutilation.. not able to grasp the concept of a mechanical cutting tool.. enjoys destroying good food (the bird) along with a smoker.. ohh, this’ll be a real head scratcher for ya-what’s the only good thing coming from blue plate land?? 35W.

Bacon wrapped pork loin

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Almost too stuffed to post this but I will manage lol.
And, no shrooms were harmed in this meal, thats for tomorrow night when I do garlic beer brats.
Anyhoo,, chicken kabobs and sweet corn, both entrees drizzled with honey.
The sweet corn,, goodness sakes!!, sweet by nature, sweetened a second time with honey from Wis. and sprinkled with sea salt, enough so the sweetcorn didnt stick to your fingers and oh so good and non too salty.
Plate got the addition of cottage cheese of which I didnt take a pic dang it!!
Sorry the pic is blurry, the heat from the pellet grill fogged my phone camera and I didnt catch it in time.

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You admit to eating cottage cheese?

Wallyhntr1 wrote:

You admit to eating cottage cheese?

YOU BET!! plain, salted and peppered, sometimes with grape or raspberry jam on top, and, on toast!!!
Get yer butt out of the house and live a little!!

Iowaboy1 wrote:

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You admit to eating cottage cheese?

YOU BET!! plain, salted and peppered, sometimes with grape or raspberry jam on top, and, on toast!!!
Get yer butt out of the house and live a little!!

this might be the best meal i prepare all year! when there is nothing to eat in the fridge, i can bet there is some bread and cottage cheese to make a gourmet dinner in our house! i am a cottage cheese expert so only 4% small curd for this guy! and yes there is a BIG difference in brands! in my neck of the woods Hyvee cottage cheese is the bomb.

i’m with wallyhntr1 on this. i wounldnt feed cottage chesse to my dogs!!!!!!

Good to see at least a couple people who know better!

Unfortunately we have one that’s been huffin gas fumes too long

Cornish hens

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Those hens look great Coletrain27!

Iowaboy1 wrote:

Those hens look great Coletrain27!

Thanks, they were easy to make and tasted excellent. Just cut the back bone out of them and lay them out flat

Iowaboy1 wrote:

Almost too stuffed to post this but I will manage lol.
And, no shrooms were harmed in this meal, thats for tomorrow night when I do garlic beer brats.
Anyhoo,, chicken kabobs and sweet corn, both entrees drizzled with honey.
The sweet corn,, goodness sakes!!, sweet by nature, sweetened a second time with honey from Wis. and sprinkled with sea salt, enough so the sweetcorn didnt stick to your fingers and oh so good and non too salty.
Plate got the addition of cottage cheese of which I didnt take a pic dang it!!
Sorry the pic is blurry, the heat from the pellet grill fogged my phone camera and I didnt catch it in time.

You had me right up till the Cottage Cheese – YUCK !!!! Looks just like the time I dumped out the milk I left out on the counter over a long weekend !!! never could understand how anyone could eat that !!!

glenn57 wrote:

i’m with wallyhntr1 on this. i wounldnt feed cottage chesse to my dogs!!!!!!

That would be cruelty to animals !!!! I would not even feed that to some politicians – Who am I kidding, Yes I would !!!

Iowa Boy, don’t let these guys tell you not to eat cottage cheese. I know it is not for everyone, but I can grab a whole tub and eat it.

My wife would actually use cottage cheese in lasagna and it was dang good! She hasnt done it in a long time, heck, she doesnt even really cook anymore LOL. She made hotdogs on the gas grill last night and they were barely even warm LOL.

CaptainMusky wrote:

My wife would actually use cottage cheese in lasagna and it was dang good! She hasnt done it in a long time, heck, she doesnt even really cook anymore LOL. She made hotdogs on the gas grill last night and they were barely even warm LOL.

You better hope your wife doesn’t see this. You will be cooking your own meals if she does. Then again if she puts cottage cheese in her Lasagna, you may be better off cooking your own meals

fishthumper wrote:

You better hope your wife doesn’t see this. You will be cooking your own meals if she does. Then again if she puts cottage cheese in her Lasagna, you may be better off cooking your own meals

LOL

Cottage Cheese in Lasagna is the bomb!
You don’t know what you’re missing if you’re making it without!

haleysgold wrote:

Cottage Cheese in Lasagna is the bomb!
You don’t know what you’re missing if you’re making it without!

Yeah, I dont even like cottage cheese, but it was fantastic!

Cornish hens on the small grills tonight

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eyeguy507 wrote:

i am a cottage cheese expert so only 4% small curd for this guy! and yes there is a BIG difference in brands! in my neck of the woods Hyvee cottage cheese is the bomb.

Anderson Erickson period!

CaptainMusky wrote:

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Cottage Cheese in Lasagna is the bomb!
You don’t know what you’re missing if you’re making it without!

Yeah, I dont even like cottage cheese, but it was fantastic!

Cottage and ricotta cheese along with parmesan and whole milk mozzarella!

That chicken looks beyond yumm!

But, I sure do miss some big hairy shrooms covered in cottage cheese

Wallyhntr1 wrote:

That chicken looks beyond yumm!

But, I sure do miss some big hairy shrooms covered in cottage cheese

Ive been homeless and hungry, to the point I would eat an anal orifice out of a dead skunk.
Until you have been down that road,,,,,, ah forget it, I wont waste my time.

Iowaboy1 wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Wallyhntr1 wrote:</div>
That chicken looks beyond yumm!

But, I sure do miss some big hairy shrooms covered in cottage cheese

Ive been homeless and hungry, to the point I would eat an anal orifice out of a dead skunk.
Until you have been down that road,,,,,, ah forget it, I wont waste my time.

I had a very good friend that was a Polish immigrant that went through the Holocaust. We used to have big cookouts. Any time someone said they didn’t like some kind of food. He would say “you’ve never been hungry son of a bitch”. He said when bug went across the floor. It sounded like a truck load of watermelons hit the floor when everyones head hit trying to get it. Talking to him over a few beers was better than history lesson you ever had.