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Well, we were thinking alike I was meaning for the breasts and/or leftovers.

I make goose and noodles at least once a winter. It's really good.

It is a grand machine, ain't it?

Well, shoot. I guess it's a little tough, eh? I wonder if you SV'd them for a while if they would tender up? Or, you could IP them and make goose and noodles......

Merry Christmas!!!!! The goose liver looks fabulous.

Beautiful tamales!!!! I love the garnish I'm in central Kansas, north of Halstead.

Lots of garden veggies were consumed last night. Zoodles, salad and panko fried eggplant.

Sounds like my kind of meal Welcome, Yiannos!

Oh you do more jelly and things than I do for sure. And, I get tired of canning 'maters....but I remind myself how much we love them come winter.

Elaina and Okanagan, I'm pea green with envy. I know how much work that all is and ya'll did great! So beautiful.

Wow, look at all of those 'maters. Nice! Mine ain't a lot, but we're proud Three whole cherry tomatoes....except these are more like um, tiny marble size....like round tic tac size....

I reheat already made tamales that I buy from Texas in the pressure cooker. Really good that way.

I wondered how much alcohol I could do. I kind of winged it with todays. We can taste the vodka, but it's not overwhelming or anything. They were frozen, but not so hard as to break a tooth. I do have some Nutella......

I don't exactly know. If I had to guess I'd say the steam is different than on the steam/bake setting? Maybe @kayb can help us. I just know that if they have a specific bread button, then it's probably best to use that one...... I can't wait to try again. Might do some today.

I had SO much fun yesterday making my first popsicles. I read this whole thread and then looked online for recipes. I settled on a strawberry peach one that included vodka. I read the recipe like three times and I still managed to do something entirely different than it said. I guess I had it in my brain that I wanted a layered type sicle. I made a puree out of strawberries to which I added a bit of raspberry vodka. Then I opened a jar of peaches I canned last summer and pureed them then dumped them in a pan with a bit of sugar and water. Boiled that until nice and thick. Then I added some sparkling water (gave it a bit of a kick) and some more raspberry vodka. The recipe called to mix the strawberry mixture into the peach mixture, but I kept them separate. Also added a slice of kiwi. I can't wait to make more. I'm going to need help, though. I want to make ones that include coffee and Bailey's but don't know quite how to do it.

Ribs smoked outside, tendered up in the Instant Pot, then put in the Breville to broil for a bit. Green beans and taters done in the other Instant Pot and a squash casserole done in the steam boy. Having a good time with all of my toys.

Oooooookay. Confession time. I'm actually red in the face right now because I can't believe how stupid I am. No wonder my bread didn't come out well. I mean it's good. Ronnie loves it. But I knew it looked nothing like Kay's. I didn't use the bread setting. DUH I used the steam/bake one. Can't wait to try again. Sigh.

I'd say you have a great chance of getting some. I usually order the first or second week of August.

Just opened the new IP and am doing the water test. Going to have two going tonight Came with a little pamphlet that describes new features that were added after the printing of the user's manual ---these are features that my first IP does not have. 1. The cord is now detachable. 2. Slow cook temps. have been adjusted as-- Normal=87.8 -93 C/190-200 F More=93-99C/200-210 F Less=82-87.8C/180/190 F 3. Audible beeping has an on/off switch. 4. Keep warm has an on/off switch 5. It memorizes the last used program settings.

Oh man. Damn weather. It looks like it's getting ready to turn..... If it makes you feel any better, we may only get one tomato this year too.

Nothing is boring with Miracle Whip.

Wow. I'd love to see pictures. I know you're not too busy or anything Get a floor fan going. Gonna get hot in there today.

*rummaging around for stocking* Must be ready for Santa.

Christmas is on the 24th?

Haha! I thought about you yesterday. I picked a total of three okra. My plants look 100% better than they did last year, though, so I'm hoping for okra to be coming out of my ears soon.