Oh I thought you eat meat every meal and snack.dad wrote:no meat, just sweet potatoes, sliced into wedges, tossed with avocado oil and salt, 400 for 15min in the air fryer.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Which meat?!?dad wrote:i made some, but now i'm going to be super farty guy all night.dad wrote:i had tacos last night on our dinner date.
i think i'll make some at home tonight while we watch ozark.
it's the black beans i had on the side that'll make the farts.
What's for dinner?
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Re: What's for dinner?
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Re: What's for dinner?
oh...yeah, love a good old meat snack.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Oh I thought you eat meat every meal and snack.dad wrote:no meat, just sweet potatoes, sliced into wedges, tossed with avocado oil and salt, 400 for 15min in the air fryer.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Which meat?!?dad wrote:i made some, but now i'm going to be super farty guy all night.dad wrote:i had tacos last night on our dinner date.
i think i'll make some at home tonight while we watch ozark.
it's the black beans i had on the side that'll make the farts.
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Re: What's for dinner?
NAME AN OVERRATED SNACKdad wrote:oh...yeah, love a good old meat snack.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Oh I thought you eat meat every meal and snack.dad wrote:no meat, just sweet potatoes, sliced into wedges, tossed with avocado oil and salt, 400 for 15min in the air fryer.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Which meat?!?dad wrote:i made some, but now i'm going to be super farty guy all night.dad wrote:i had tacos last night on our dinner date.
i think i'll make some at home tonight while we watch ozark.
it's the black beans i had on the side that'll make the farts.
And they say that a hero could save us
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Re: What's for dinner?
please don't shout.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:NAME AN OVERRATED SNACKdad wrote:oh...yeah, love a good old meat snack.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Oh I thought you eat meat every meal and snack.dad wrote:no meat, just sweet potatoes, sliced into wedges, tossed with avocado oil and salt, 400 for 15min in the air fryer.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Which meat?!?dad wrote:i made some, but now i'm going to be super farty guy all night.dad wrote:i had tacos last night on our dinner date.
i think i'll make some at home tonight while we watch ozark.
it's the black beans i had on the side that'll make the farts.
96583UP wrote:i recently bought travel-size packets of metamucil
now when i regular i can promote regularity
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Re: What's for dinner?
Oops accidentally typed that with my big ol' butt.dad wrote:please don't shout.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:NAME AN OVERRATED SNACKdad wrote:oh...yeah, love a good old meat snack.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Oh I thought you eat meat every meal and snack.dad wrote:no meat, just sweet potatoes, sliced into wedges, tossed with avocado oil and salt, 400 for 15min in the air fryer.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Which meat?!?dad wrote:i made some, but now i'm going to be super farty guy all night.dad wrote:i had tacos last night on our dinner date.
i think i'll make some at home tonight while we watch ozark.
it's the black beans i had on the side that'll make the farts.
And they say that a hero could save us
I'm not gonna stand here and wait
I'm not gonna stand here and wait
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Re: What's for dinner?
gave the stove a good cleaning today so we're ordering something to be determined...
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Re: What's for dinner?
Probably Chef Boyardee
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Re: What's for dinner?
Times are tough.wease wrote:Probably Chef Boyardee
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Re: What's for dinner?
And Wease is lazylennytheweedwhacker wrote:Times are tough.wease wrote:Probably Chef Boyardee
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Re: What's for dinner?
Have you ever DoorDash’d mcnugz?wease wrote:And Wease is lazylennytheweedwhacker wrote:Times are tough.wease wrote:Probably Chef Boyardee
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Re: What's for dinner?
what did you use? we can never get the baked-on grease off the oven window.doug rr wrote:gave the stove a good cleaning today so we're ordering something to be determined...
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You think Doug actually did it himself?!? Bwa-ha-ha!!!Chris_H_2 wrote:what did you use? we can never get the baked-on grease off the oven window.doug rr wrote:gave the stove a good cleaning today so we're ordering something to be determined...
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Re: What's for dinner?
Easy-Off is the best I’ve found. Surprised your maid doesn’t know about it.Chris_H_2 wrote:what did you use? we can never get the baked-on grease off the oven window.doug rr wrote:gave the stove a good cleaning today so we're ordering something to be determined...
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Re: What's for dinner?
Yeah I tried all the natural and chemical-free ways to do it and none of them worked. Easy Off is the way to go. Rinse well and burn off the fumes with an empty oven.
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Re: What's for dinner?
easy off it is...my wife does that part and i tackle the burners...speaking of burners the Wolf guy comes today because after 3 years we still get clicking in various burners..so annoying..its still under warranty so i hope they can finally fix it today..do you have this problem, chris?
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Re: What's for dinner?
If you guys overboil something on the stove, do you clean it up right away, or wait til regularly scheduled stovetop/oven cleaning?
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Re: What's for dinner?
i dont overboil..my wife however...but yeah, usually clean it up when its not hotspike wrote:If you guys overboil something on the stove, do you clean it up right away, or wait til regularly schedule stovetop/oven cleaning?
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Heh,doug rr wrote:i dont overboil..my wife however...but yeah, usually clean it up when its not hotspike wrote:If you guys overboil something on the stove, do you clean it up right away, or wait til regularly schedule stovetop/oven cleaning?
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Re: What's for dinner?
Is it clicking after the burner is on?doug rr wrote:easy off it is...my wife does that part and i tackle the burners...speaking of burners the Wolf guy comes today because after 3 years we still get clicking in various burners..so annoying..its still under warranty so i hope they can finally fix it today..do you have this problem, chris?
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yes..the guy just left..its not a burner problem but electrical..could have been from a overspill..anyway, he's coming back this week and since its still under warranty he is going to replace the burners for free and just charge for the electrical replacement which is only around 200 plus the labor..i'll take itwease wrote:Is it clicking after the burner is on?doug rr wrote:easy off it is...my wife does that part and i tackle the burners...speaking of burners the Wolf guy comes today because after 3 years we still get clicking in various burners..so annoying..its still under warranty so i hope they can finally fix it today..do you have this problem, chris?