a good night with my daughter

yotehunter

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• Feb 11, 2014

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my daughter and me had a great time tonight making home made noodles. We throw them in the freezer and get a can of deer meat out and make deer and noodles and mashed taters from the garden or chicken and noodles. Hard to beat and its a great time with the you gins if you don't mind the mess.

 

Diane

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• Feb 11, 2014

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Looks like fun!

 

Ricer2231

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• Feb 11, 2014

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Love the QT with the kids.

 

yotehunter

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• Feb 11, 2014

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Ricer2231 said:

Love the QT with the kids.

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I get it when I can I'm divorced so once a week and every other weekend sucks. But I do what I can when I can.

 

Mike

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• Feb 11, 2014

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Good times for sure

 

Archertl

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• Feb 12, 2014

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I used to make pasta and gnocchi with my grandmother fairly often as a kid. It was always a fun day. I'm glad you got to spend time with your daughter.

 

aholdren

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• Feb 12, 2014

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Good stuff!

 

cotty16

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• Feb 12, 2014

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Bet she loved it!

 

Big_Holla

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• Feb 12, 2014

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That's what it's about, get that quality time and make the most of it every time when you get the opportunity. Where's the AFTER pics of the meal?!?! :smiley_chinrub:

 

Hoytmania

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• Feb 12, 2014

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That's what life is all about! Keep it up.

 

bowhunter1023

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• Feb 12, 2014

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Well done sir! :smiley_clap:

 

Buckmaster

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• Feb 12, 2014

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Nice job.

Kitchen question...how do you keep the noodles from getting soggy upon thawing from the freezer?

 

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• Feb 12, 2014

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Buckmaster said:

Nice job.

Kitchen question...how do you keep the noodles from getting soggy upon thawing from the freezer?

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Cook straight from frozen.

 

yotehunter

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• Feb 12, 2014

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Buckmaster said:

Nice job.

Kitchen question...how do you keep the noodles from getting soggy upon thawing from the freezer?

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I always put extra flower in the bags and then throw them in boiling water right out of the freezer.

 

Fullbore

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• Feb 12, 2014

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Good stuff Yote!

 

finelyshedded

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• Feb 14, 2014

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That's the "Good Stuff"! Bet you'll both look back on those fun times!