What's for dinner?

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Do you eat it like a burrito or do they cut it like regular rolls?
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I believe the novelty is to eat it like a burrito.
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I’m not sure I’d like that
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yes. never appealed to me.
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I’m going tu make sausage and peppers tonight. An old weeknight standby.
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Yeah yum af fam
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last night i cooked up some onion and peppers, then dumped marina sauce and cannellini beans in, since i didn't have a protein to toss in. man, them beans were so good.
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Beans are kinda underrated really.
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Beans in general are one of my favorite foods
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[quote="Body "Donkey Crapper" Snatcher"]Beans in general are one of my favorite foods[/quote]
LoathedVermin72 wrote:soulseek 4 lyfe
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Also hell yeah
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I've been trying to incorporate more bean varieties into my cooking. Truth is, I don't have what it takes to make beef & black bean as well as the Chinese grandpa at my local takeout joint. So I've returned to the kidney bean comfort pick.
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Ello Sailor wrote:I've been trying to incorporate more bean varieties into my cooking. Truth is, I don't have what it takes to make beef & black bean as well as the Chinese grandpa at my local takeout joint. So I've returned to the kidney bean comfort pick.
One of my proudest accomplishments was adding kidney beans to chili enough times that it finally got my wife into beans.
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Thinkin bout thos beans
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Decided to stay home and make beef bourguignon today
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Gonna add any beans?
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bart wrote:Decided to stay home and make beef bourguignon today
nice
le creuset or staub?
go orioles..how bout they Tyler O'neill guy?
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A pie from Fat Tony’s
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