What the F's for Lunch?
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Re: What the F's for Lunch?
Turkey sandwich. Handful of chips. Seltzer.
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That's the life right there.E.H. Ruddock wrote:Burgers on the grill
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Re: What the F's for Lunch?
salad sandwiches
mashed avocado, sliced cucumber, shredded carrot, cherry tomato, green onion, spinach, beets on a multigrain bun
mashed avocado, sliced cucumber, shredded carrot, cherry tomato, green onion, spinach, beets on a multigrain bun
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steak and cheese burrito
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meat sauce over spaghetti squash
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Fried chicken sandwiches. Cole slaw. Chips. Ginger-Limeaide.
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Re: What the F's for Lunch?
A sandwich and some hard cheetos
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dickeys
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chicken stir fry
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Re: What the F's for Lunch?
salad:
- spinach
- red leaf lettuce
- frisee
- belgian endive
- cucumber
- tomato
- kalamata olives
- pepperoncini
- shrimp
- fresh dill
- sumac
- olive oil/lemon juice/dijon/garlic/shallot/salt/pepper dressing
- spinach
- red leaf lettuce
- frisee
- belgian endive
- cucumber
- tomato
- kalamata olives
- pepperoncini
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- fresh dill
- sumac
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craving arby's but probably poke
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so none of this...too lazy to leave the house and tiger is playing well....turkey sandwich with some chiips and a dill pickledoug rr wrote:craving arby's but probably poke
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what’s your Arby’s go to? I haven’t been there in a long timedoug rr wrote:so none of this...too lazy to leave the house and tiger is playing well....turkey sandwich with some chiips and a dill pickledoug rr wrote:craving arby's but probably poke
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i go maybe 2x a year at most..just the regular roast beef with horsey sauce..and a potato cake..on our drive home from seattle in may, we stopped at one in oregon and I've craved it sincelennytheweedwhacker wrote:what’s your Arby’s go to? I haven’t been there in a long timedoug rr wrote:so none of this...too lazy to leave the house and tiger is playing well....turkey sandwich with some chiips and a dill pickledoug rr wrote:craving arby's but probably poke
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Turkey ranch and bacon Market fresh sandwich, babylennytheweedwhacker wrote:what’s your Arby’s go to? I haven’t been there in a long timedoug rr wrote:so none of this...too lazy to leave the house and tiger is playing well....turkey sandwich with some chiips and a dill pickledoug rr wrote:craving arby's but probably poke
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sandwiches again
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Can of tuna and saltines and baby carrots
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Re: What the F's for Lunch?
I am so happy with the steak I just made. A beautifully marbled bife ancho (I think it's similar to the US "prime rib") marinated overnight in toum, salt, and pepper, and then cooked on a cast iron. I am kind of a klutz when it comes to doneness so I was very proud of getting it to the perfect spot. Very nice sear too
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Nice.Jorge wrote:I am so happy with the steak I just made. A beautifully marbled bife ancho (I think it's similar to the US "prime rib") marinated overnight in toum, salt, and pepper, and then cooked on a cast iron. I am kind of a klutz when it comes to doneness so I was very proud of getting it to the perfect spot. Very nice sear too
I know sous vide is real hip these days but for my money nothing beats steak in a cast iron skillet. Glad it turned out well for you.