What are you making tonight?

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making this now to have for tomorrow and the next day..its a tested recipe thats fantastic

https://www.bonappetit.com/recipe/silky ... cumin-stew
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doug rr wrote:making this now to have for tomorrow and the next day..its a tested recipe thats fantastic

https://www.bonappetit.com/recipe/silky ... cumin-stew
geeezes doug. That looks and sounds amazing. I should give this a try some day though seems a little overwhelming in my limited skills.
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Strat wrote:
doug rr wrote:making this now to have for tomorrow and the next day..its a tested recipe thats fantastic

https://www.bonappetit.com/recipe/silky ... cumin-stew
geeezes doug. That looks and sounds amazing. I should give this a try some day though seems a little overwhelming in my limited skills.
honestly its so easy..also, I do not do the cabbage..just the soup
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doug rr wrote:
Strat wrote:
doug rr wrote:making this now to have for tomorrow and the next day..its a tested recipe thats fantastic

https://www.bonappetit.com/recipe/silky ... cumin-stew
geeezes doug. That looks and sounds amazing. I should give this a try some day though seems a little overwhelming in my limited skills.
honestly its so easy..also, I do not do the cabbage..just the soup
I love red cabbage though.

I may have to try it out this weekend....
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Strat wrote:
doug rr wrote:
Strat wrote:
doug rr wrote:making this now to have for tomorrow and the next day..its a tested recipe thats fantastic

https://www.bonappetit.com/recipe/silky ... cumin-stew
geeezes doug. That looks and sounds amazing. I should give this a try some day though seems a little overwhelming in my limited skills.
honestly its so easy..also, I do not do the cabbage..just the soup
I love red cabbage though.

I may have to try it out this weekend....
oh me too, I forgot to add that I just buy it bottled and ready to serve
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doug rr wrote:
Strat wrote:
doug rr wrote:
Strat wrote:
doug rr wrote:making this now to have for tomorrow and the next day..its a tested recipe thats fantastic

https://www.bonappetit.com/recipe/silky ... cumin-stew
geeezes doug. That looks and sounds amazing. I should give this a try some day though seems a little overwhelming in my limited skills.
honestly its so easy..also, I do not do the cabbage..just the soup
I love red cabbage though.

I may have to try it out this weekend....
oh me too, I forgot to add that I just buy it bottled and ready to serve
Chopping cabbage was the last of my concerns for this recipe
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Flatiron steaks and sautéed kale
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Spaghetti probably.
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chik fil a
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Picked up a second job eh?
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doug rr wrote:
Strat wrote:
doug rr wrote:making this now to have for tomorrow and the next day..its a tested recipe thats fantastic

https://www.bonappetit.com/recipe/silky ... cumin-stew
geeezes doug. That looks and sounds amazing. I should give this a try some day though seems a little overwhelming in my limited skills.
honestly its so easy..also, I do not do the cabbage..just the soup
i love stuff like this. but that has to be a $50 pot of soup with all the ingredients.
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Chris_H_2 wrote:
doug rr wrote:
Strat wrote:
doug rr wrote:making this now to have for tomorrow and the next day..its a tested recipe thats fantastic

https://www.bonappetit.com/recipe/silky ... cumin-stew
geeezes doug. That looks and sounds amazing. I should give this a try some day though seems a little overwhelming in my limited skills.
honestly its so easy..also, I do not do the cabbage..just the soup
i love stuff like this. but that has to be a $50 pot of soup with all the ingredients.
not even close...i usually get a 3-4 lb pork shoulder for $8..every other ingredient is cheap and always on hand..make it, its so good
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That lamb stew finally. Got halfway through my ingredients and realized I should have used a bigger crock pot. Oh well, I stuff it in there but good and we'll see when I get home.
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doug rr wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:
doug rr wrote:
Strat wrote:
doug rr wrote:making this now to have for tomorrow and the next day..its a tested recipe thats fantastic

https://www.bonappetit.com/recipe/silky ... cumin-stew
geeezes doug. That looks and sounds amazing. I should give this a try some day though seems a little overwhelming in my limited skills.
honestly its so easy..also, I do not do the cabbage..just the soup
i love stuff like this. but that has to be a $50 pot of soup with all the ingredients.
not even close...i usually get a 3-4 lb pork shoulder for $8..every other ingredient is cheap and always on hand..make it, its so good
i'm on a soup kick lately, and am looking for a good recipe.

isn't 5lb of pork a lot of pork?
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Chris_H_2 wrote:
doug rr wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:
doug rr wrote:
Strat wrote:
doug rr wrote:making this now to have for tomorrow and the next day..its a tested recipe thats fantastic

https://www.bonappetit.com/recipe/silky ... cumin-stew
geeezes doug. That looks and sounds amazing. I should give this a try some day though seems a little overwhelming in my limited skills.
honestly its so easy..also, I do not do the cabbage..just the soup
i love stuff like this. but that has to be a $50 pot of soup with all the ingredients.
not even close...i usually get a 3-4 lb pork shoulder for $8..every other ingredient is cheap and always on hand..make it, its so good
i'm on a soup kick lately, and am looking for a good recipe.

isn't 5lb of pork a lot of pork?
yes, but I've never used 5...its a soup for days
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spike wrote:Picked up a second job eh?
yeah...i’m out of work due to the government shutdown
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Had a Boston butt in the crockpot all afternoon. Can't wait to dig in.
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bune wrote:That lamb stew finally. Got halfway through my ingredients and realized I should have used a bigger crock pot. Oh well, I stuff it in there but good and we'll see when I get home.
It was awesome. And we have enough to last us at least two more nights.
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bune wrote:
bune wrote:That lamb stew finally. Got halfway through my ingredients and realized I should have used a bigger crock pot. Oh well, I stuff it in there but good and we'll see when I get home.
It was awesome. And we have enough to last us at least two more nights.
:hooray:
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lennytheweedwhacker wrote:chik fil a
SO good
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