What's for dinner?

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dad wrote:
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wease wrote:
bodysnatcher wrote:Loaded sweet potato
Aw yiss

We do it with pulled pork. My god, it’s so good.
I’ve done this and it rules. There’s a bbq joint that has it as an option and I’ll just pick up a container of pulled pork from a restaurant and copy the recipe

@dad I did this one with bbq pan-fried tofu. It was excellent.
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bodysnatcher wrote:
wease wrote:
bodysnatcher wrote:Loaded sweet potato
Aw yiss

We do it with pulled pork. My god, it’s so good.
I’ve done this and it rules. There’s a bbq joint that has it as an option and I’ll just pick up a container of pulled pork from a restaurant and copy the recipe

@dad I did this one with bbq pan-fried tofu. It was excellent.
loaded sweet potatofu
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wease wrote:
Anders wrote:Philippine Spaghetti
After looking that up, I don’t know that I would care for it. I’d try it but the sweet sauce doesn’t sound that great. Especially with banana ketchup.
Banana ketchup is the best.
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bodysnatcher wrote:
wease wrote:
bodysnatcher wrote:Loaded sweet potato
Aw yiss

We do it with pulled pork. My god, it’s so good.
I’ve done this and it rules. There’s a bbq joint that has it as an option and I’ll just pick up a container of pulled pork from a restaurant and copy the recipe

@dad I did this one with bbq pan-fried tofu. It was excellent.
well, now I want to try it.
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I’ll be coming home to a chuck roast in the crockpot. Seasoned with three kinds of dried chiles, garlic, oregano, and onions. Plus a lot of cayenne.
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Vitalogist wrote:I’ll be coming home to a chuck roast in the crockpot. Seasoned with three kinds of dried chiles, garlic, oregano, and onions. Plus a lot of cayenne.
see you in the poop thread...
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dad wrote:
Vitalogist wrote:I’ll be coming home to a chuck roast in the crockpot. Seasoned with three kinds of dried chiles, garlic, oregano, and onions. Plus a lot of cayenne.
see you in the poop thread...
I guess I should figure out some kind of fiber.
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Vitalogist wrote:
dad wrote:
Vitalogist wrote:I’ll be coming home to a chuck roast in the crockpot. Seasoned with three kinds of dried chiles, garlic, oregano, and onions. Plus a lot of cayenne.
see you in the poop thread...
I guess I should figure out some kind of fiber.
broccoli?
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Salmon, broccoli, brown rice
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dad wrote:
Vitalogist wrote:
dad wrote:
Vitalogist wrote:I’ll be coming home to a chuck roast in the crockpot. Seasoned with three kinds of dried chiles, garlic, oregano, and onions. Plus a lot of cayenne.
see you in the poop thread...
I guess I should figure out some kind of fiber.
broccoli?
Maybe wease will share his broccoli with me.
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dad wrote:
Vitalogist wrote:
dad wrote:
Vitalogist wrote:I’ll be coming home to a chuck roast in the crockpot. Seasoned with three kinds of dried chiles, garlic, oregano, and onions. Plus a lot of cayenne.
see you in the poop thread...
I guess I should figure out some kind of fiber.
broccoli?
Just stir in some Metamucil
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Vitalogist wrote:
dad wrote:
Vitalogist wrote:
dad wrote:
Vitalogist wrote:I’ll be coming home to a chuck roast in the crockpot. Seasoned with three kinds of dried chiles, garlic, oregano, and onions. Plus a lot of cayenne.
see you in the poop thread...
I guess I should figure out some kind of fiber.
broccoli?
Maybe wease will share his broccoli with me.
It’s possible
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wease wrote:
Vitalogist wrote:
dad wrote:
Vitalogist wrote:
dad wrote:
Vitalogist wrote:I’ll be coming home to a chuck roast in the crockpot. Seasoned with three kinds of dried chiles, garlic, oregano, and onions. Plus a lot of cayenne.
see you in the poop thread...
I guess I should figure out some kind of fiber.
broccoli?
Maybe wease will share his broccoli with me.
It’s possible
I’m not a Michelin star chef but I’d imagine it would taste better if you just made it yourself, versus wease either shipping it (or driving to deliver) after it’s cooked.
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bodysnatcher wrote:
wease wrote:
Vitalogist wrote:
dad wrote:
Vitalogist wrote:
dad wrote:
Vitalogist wrote:I’ll be coming home to a chuck roast in the crockpot. Seasoned with three kinds of dried chiles, garlic, oregano, and onions. Plus a lot of cayenne.
see you in the poop thread...
I guess I should figure out some kind of fiber.
broccoli?
Maybe wease will share his broccoli with me.
It’s possible
I’m not a Michelin star chef but I’d imagine it would taste better if you just made it yourself, versus wease either shipping it (or driving to deliver) after it’s cooked.
I’m no Michelin star chef either, but roasted broccoli with olive oil and salt is great if you don’t mind living in your own personal fart factory later.
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dad wrote:
bodysnatcher wrote:
wease wrote:
Vitalogist wrote:
dad wrote:
Vitalogist wrote:
dad wrote:
Vitalogist wrote:I’ll be coming home to a chuck roast in the crockpot. Seasoned with three kinds of dried chiles, garlic, oregano, and onions. Plus a lot of cayenne.
see you in the poop thread...
I guess I should figure out some kind of fiber.
broccoli?
Maybe wease will share his broccoli with me.
It’s possible
I’m not a Michelin star chef but I’d imagine it would taste better if you just made it yourself, versus wease either shipping it (or driving to deliver) after it’s cooked.
I’m no Michelin star chef either, but roasted broccoli with olive oil and salt is great if you don’t mind living in your own personal fart factory later.
I’m no gastroenterologist, but I didn’t know broccoli causes farts and this explains so much.
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Panang curry
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wease wrote:Panang curry
heck yeah.
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Saag aloo, I think I added too much cumin.
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