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yellowperil 01-26-2023 10:07 AM

This is what you need on a cold, dark, wet and windy day
 
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HobieMarty 01-26-2023 10:11 AM

Oh man that looks great!!! Some Blanton's would be nice also, warms ya up from the inside. [emoji846]

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GH85Carrera 01-26-2023 10:12 AM

Looks good, but dump the wine and go for a beer. Just my opinion, I could be wrong.

I have never once in my life taken a sip of wine and thought, yum, this is good. Usually it is take a sip and pretend it is good to be polite, and never finish it. Beer, well I have only had one or two really bad beers and it was likely because it was stored in hot conditions.

The stew or chili looks yummy!

pwd72s 01-26-2023 10:15 AM

Toss in a burning wood stove with your butt backed up near it as you eat the Chili.

john70t 01-26-2023 10:48 AM

My previous posts were erased upon restart after my laptop.
Then even Windows111 crashed....

yellowperil 01-26-2023 11:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pwd72s (Post 11906638)
Toss in a burning wood stove with your butt backed up near it as you eat the Chili.

Been there done that, as a kid. Things were different then. And maybe way better.


BTW this is spaghetti sauce, my fav meal could eat this every day. Chili good too.

Skytrooper 01-26-2023 12:01 PM

I had stew that I made from the remains of a pot roast. Absolutely outstanding !!

TimT 01-26-2023 12:12 PM

I've had my stove going for 4 days straight... Ill have to let it die down tomorrow to clean the ash..

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stevej37 01-26-2023 12:18 PM

Pasta, with sauce, is the best comfort food on cold winter days.
But it does call for a cold stout beer.

911 Rod 01-26-2023 12:18 PM

BJ would be better :D

Scott Douglas 01-26-2023 12:24 PM

What all do you put in your spaghetti sauce?
I made some the other night, nothing special, just stuff from cans, one whole yellow onion, sans the mushrooms, but it turned out rather bland. I'm not a big spice eater. So the next night I added some brown sugar and red pepper spice to it while reheating it. Made a world of difference too.

john70t 01-26-2023 12:56 PM

I made a post about about growing tomatoes, freezing them, jambalaya, using fresh poblanos, etc.

It all got erased.
-By Microsoft. Which killed my OS keypad
-Or Pelican. Which previously banned me for wanting to know more about history.

yellowperil 01-26-2023 01:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Scott Douglas (Post 11906804)
What all do you put in your spaghetti sauce?
I made some the other night, nothing special, just stuff from cans, one whole yellow onion, sans the mushrooms, but it turned out rather bland. I'm not a big spice eater. So the next night I added some brown sugar and red pepper spice to it while reheating it. Made a world of difference too.

I start with good roma tomatoes, mushrooms, onions, few meat balls. Lots of Basil, oregano, and 1 bay leaf. it's never the same twice. Always an adventure.http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1674772097.jpg

herr_oberst 01-26-2023 03:10 PM

dang, that looks tasty.

varmint 01-26-2023 05:08 PM

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Cup of rice, pound of ground beef, cream of tomato soup, peas and some celery for crunch. All together in a cast iron skillet. Maybe cheese of top if you’re feeling extravagant.


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