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I grilled a deer loin that I had marinated for three days. Wrapped in bacon and stuffed with cream cheese. Hope I can replicate the marinade because it was spot on.
What's For Dinner?
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triple_duece
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Party food, deer roast, beer, you name it we probably have it. Go Tigas
the Lackster
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And? What you got against Ritz crackers, Ginger?Whoa whoa whoa! Those aren't saltines. Ritz crackers in chilli?
I love Ritz crackers, but I have to agree, saltines in chili is the only way to go.
I was lucky we had any at all the way my kids raid our pantry......Whoa whoa whoa! Those aren't saltines. Ritz crackers in chilli?
Mallard hen. Paired it with a nice remoulade to play off the cajun dry rub. Exceptional. 
triple_duece
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this isn't dinner, but I think I could eat it for dinner without any hesitation. I wrangled Nancy into taking me out for pancakes this morning. considering the 1/4" of ice on everything around here, I convinced her to make us pancakes instead, which she has a deathly fear of for some reason. I don't know why I ever go out to eat. Actually, the only reason we ever do it is for the social aspect of dinner out with friends. In the time it would have taken us to get dressed, drive to town, and wait, she dug up a recipe for buttermilk pancakes and I thawed and fried a pound of sausage, warmed up some exquisite first run local maple syrup so light in color that you can barely see it on my plate.
home made buttermilk pancakes, home made Rebel breakfast sausage, real maple syrup. coffee was damn good, too. if we had only had some grits...
home made buttermilk pancakes, home made Rebel breakfast sausage, real maple syrup. coffee was damn good, too. if we had only had some grits...
Sgt Fury
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And baked beans!!this isn't dinner, but I think I could eat it for dinner without any hesitation. I wrangled Nancy into taking me out for pancakes this morning. considering the 1/4" of ice on everything around here, I convinced her to make us pancakes instead, which she has a deathly fear of for some reason. I don't know why I ever go out to eat. Actually, the only reason we ever do it is for the social aspect of dinner out with friends. In the time it would have taken us to get dressed, drive to town, and wait, she dug up a recipe for buttermilk pancakes and I thawed and fried a pound of sausage, warmed up some exquisite first run local maple syrup so light in color that you can barely see it on my plate.
home made buttermilk pancakes, home made Rebel breakfast sausage, real maple syrup. coffee was damn good, too. if we had only had some grits...
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From field to fare in 13 days. Buck Nachos.
the Lackster
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My little helper and i whipped up some biscuits before church this morning and she did another great job. I sliced some summer sausage thin and fried it up a little in my bacon grease. That and a slice of colby jack on a biscuit sure went down easy.
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Buckmaster
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I wholly wanted to see a frozen socket extension in this breakfast photo.this isn't dinner, but I think I could eat it for dinner without any hesitation. I wrangled Nancy into taking me out for pancakes this morning. considering the 1/4" of ice on everything around here, I convinced her to make us pancakes instead, which she has a deathly fear of for some reason. I don't know why I ever go out to eat. Actually, the only reason we ever do it is for the social aspect of dinner out with friends. In the time it would have taken us to get dressed, drive to town, and wait, she dug up a recipe for buttermilk pancakes and I thawed and fried a pound of sausage, warmed up some exquisite first run local maple syrup so light in color that you can barely see it on my plate.
home made buttermilk pancakes, home made Rebel breakfast sausage, real maple syrup. coffee was damn good, too. if we had only had some grits...
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Whole chickens were on sale this week. Was a good day for making stock and then a nice, hearty soup. Hit the spot!
