hey grandma what's fer supper?

[Johnny Dollar]

I decided to give London Broil another shot.
It worked out great. Get your pan or coils good & hot. Sear the thing on boths sides, let it rest, and serve it rare.(after slicing it real thin.)
I marinated it first in Ken's Herb Marinade.
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Cooked crock pot bbq yesterday.
Good food all weekend.

[shovelhead]

I had Twizzlers with bacon for dessert.

[rwwllms]

I had some chocolate covered bacon for breakfast this morning.
it was interesting. Not a bad taste just different.

[underhay]

tonight we had fresh green salads with SC lettuce, SC radishes, SC tomatoes, SC cukes, and some other stuff. put strips of grilled steak on top.

[The Real Lori]

Mr. TRL is cooking. Taco night!

[underhay]

we crock potted a slab o' beef last night, made up some mashed taters and steamed some broccoli tonight. had some good stew beef over mashed taters

[Johnny Dollar]

I'm eating bbq sandwiches for a few days.
Fine by me. I made some pretty decent slaw to go with the bbq.

[hummingbird857]

Hey, JD, Paula Deens is AWSOME! We went a couple of weeks ago. Look on my FB photos. I took a pic of my meal.....

Crab Stuffed Shrimp

OMG is all I can say. We didn't do the buffet because we can eat buffet anytime at Shealys.....

[underhay]

last night we had corn dogs ($4 each for the small ones, oof)

[Johnny Dollar]

hummingbird857 wrote:

Hey, JD, Paula Deens is AWSOME! We went a couple of weeks ago. Look on my FB photos. I took a pic of my meal.....
Crab Stuffed Shrimp
OMG is all I can say. We didn't do the buffet because we can eat buffet anytime at Shealys.....

I just had to try all of the different things offered. That's why I did the buffet.
Food on the menu was same price as buffet. But, I promise I'll order off the menu next time.

[Johnny Dollar]

underhay wrote:

last night we had corn dogs ($4 each for the small ones, oof)

Based on that price you must have eaten at the Fair.
If you were going to eat at the fair couldn't you have at least done better than a corn dog? lol

[hummingbird857]

Johnny Dollar wrote:

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I just had to try all of the different things offered. That's why I did the buffet.
Food on the menu was same price as buffet. But, I promise I'll order off the menu next time.

The couple that we dined with was from PA and did the buffet. They loved it. It's quite an experience to see a man over 60 trying collards for the first time. LOL

(he loved them)

[underhay]

Johnny Dollar wrote:

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Based on that price you must have eaten at the Fair.
If you were going to eat at the fair couldn't you have at least done better than a corn dog? lol

okay, i lied.... i had TWO corn dogs ($8!)

[underhay]

no extra charge for mustard!

[rwwllms]

Johnny Dollar wrote:

<quoted text>
I just had to try all of the different things offered. That's why I did the buffet.
Food on the menu was same price as buffet. But, I promise I'll order off the menu next time.

Don't forget that we were also hungry and too impatient to wait for the food to be cooked. We practically ran over our waitress as we jumped up from the table and ran to the buffet after we gave her our drink orders.

So. When's next time?:-)

[rwwllms]

hummingbird857 wrote:

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The couple that we dined with was from PA and did the buffet. They loved it. It's quite an experience to see a man over 60 trying collards for the first time. LOL
(he loved them)

You should have seen LXC's reaction when I introduced her to fried okra and hushpuppies for the first time. Their now staples on her diet. In fact she rates restaurants based on how good their hushpuppies are.

[rwwllms]

You've heard of foods that are sweet and sour, but one culinary attraction at the 2010 State Fair is enough to test anyone's palette: a Krispy Kreme hamburger.

The gut buster has been making the rounds at state fairs and ballparks around America, but this is its debut at South Carolina's fair.

"A lot of the fairs are doing it now," said Cheryl Reese, one of the traveling vendors selling the burger.

As you'd imagine, two glazed Krispy Kreme doughnuts serve as the buns. Inside is a fried meat patty, cheese, onions, pickles, bacon, and lettuce.

The total calorie count: over 1,000.

"Everyone tends to have a lot of the same foods out here, so you gotta kind of come up with something innovative," Resse said.

And with that calorie count, this probably isn't a food you want to eat more than once in a day--unless you're really bold.

"A lot of people get it, and cut it in half with a knife, to share it to see if they like it," Reese explains. "(But) I've had people come and eat two to three during the fair."

[Johnny Dollar]

I think I'll pass on the donut burger.
Does not sound appetizing at all. Even if it didn't have 1,000 calories+ I wouldn't eat it.
BUT....
To eat at the state fair & only get a Corndog???
You should be ashamed of yourself Underhay.

[Johnny Dollar]

rwwllms wrote:

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Don't forget that we were also hungry and too impatient to wait for the food to be cooked. We practically ran over our waitress as we jumped up from the table and ran to the buffet after we gave her our drink orders.
So. When's next time?:-)

I think I might go the 1st or 2nd week of Nov. lol.

p.s.
Did LXC check on her plans for Jan/Feb.?

[rwwllms]

Johnny Dollar wrote:

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I think I might go the 1st or 2nd week of Nov. lol.
p.s.
Did LXC check on her plans for Jan/Feb.?

**shakes head side to side** she says she can't her boss to give her the info.

I've started calling her 'Clay'.
She doesn't like that.