What's for dinner?

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greek chicken
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Braised chicken leg quarters, fingerling potato mash and salad
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pork chops
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Norris wrote:pork chops
tell us more. how did you prepare them?
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i picked up pork chops to do on the egg, but i keep forgetting to brine them.
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soup and sandwich and salad
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Chris_H_2 wrote:
Norris wrote:pork chops
tell us more. how did you prepare them?
salt and pepper seasoned, 4-5 minutes per side on a hot skillet with olive oil
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Norris wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:
Norris wrote:pork chops
tell us more. how did you prepare them?
salt and pepper seasoned, 4-5 minutes per side on a hot skillet with olive oil
you throw them in the pan cold or room temp?
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doug rr wrote:
Norris wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:
Norris wrote:pork chops
tell us more. how did you prepare them?
salt and pepper seasoned, 4-5 minutes per side on a hot skillet with olive oil
you throw them in the pan cold or room temp?
i aim for room temp but sometimes i don't feel like waiting
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Norris wrote:
doug rr wrote:
Norris wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:
Norris wrote:pork chops
tell us more. how did you prepare them?
salt and pepper seasoned, 4-5 minutes per side on a hot skillet with olive oil
you throw them in the pan cold or room temp?
i aim for room temp but sometimes i don't feel like waiting
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doug rr wrote:
Norris wrote:
doug rr wrote:
Norris wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:
Norris wrote:pork chops
tell us more. how did you prepare them?
salt and pepper seasoned, 4-5 minutes per side on a hot skillet with olive oil
you throw them in the pan cold or room temp?
i aim for room temp but sometimes i don't feel like waiting
pete
please this is a tough time for us all
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Norris wrote:
doug rr wrote:
Norris wrote:
doug rr wrote:
Norris wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:
Norris wrote:pork chops
tell us more. how did you prepare them?
salt and pepper seasoned, 4-5 minutes per side on a hot skillet with olive oil
you throw them in the pan cold or room temp?
i aim for room temp but sometimes i don't feel like waiting
pete
please this is a tough time for us all
you can find an extra 20 minutes
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doug rr wrote:
Norris wrote:
doug rr wrote:
Norris wrote:
doug rr wrote:
Norris wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:
Norris wrote:pork chops
tell us more. how did you prepare them?
salt and pepper seasoned, 4-5 minutes per side on a hot skillet with olive oil
you throw them in the pan cold or room temp?
i aim for room temp but sometimes i don't feel like waiting
pete
please this is a tough time for us all
you can find an extra 20 minutes
you're right, i'm sorry
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Norris wrote:
doug rr wrote:
Norris wrote:
doug rr wrote:
Norris wrote:
doug rr wrote:
Norris wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:
Norris wrote:pork chops
tell us more. how did you prepare them?
salt and pepper seasoned, 4-5 minutes per side on a hot skillet with olive oil
you throw them in the pan cold or room temp?
i aim for room temp but sometimes i don't feel like waiting
pete
please this is a tough time for us all
you can find an extra 20 minutes
you're right, i'm sorry
just looking out for you
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six piece korean fried chicken dinner for two from bixi beer
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Probably have an edible later and call it a night.
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spike wrote:six piece korean fried chicken dinner for two from bixi beer
oh, and i got a growler of their kolsch beer. it's been a long election night!
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ribeye with mashed potatoes
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al pastor tacos
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Chicken burgers and sweet potatoes.
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