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Shelby

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  1. Shelby

    Dinner 2016 (Part 2)

    They were dang good. I fried them a little too long last time...learned my lesson this time. A bit like chicken only kind of like fish too. I ordered them from Cajun Grocer (love that place). The box says they are from a farm in China.
  2. That meal looks like it tasted a bit better than than the "wrong" Mexican place.
  3. Shelby

    Dinner 2016 (Part 2)

    Kayb---Your scallops look perfect and your grits have me wanting them. RRO-SUCH a beautiful setting with a lovely plate of cheeses. Thanksforthecrepes--I wish I had coined the "zoodles" name. So creative but I can't take credit for it Glad yours were a hit. Now we need to get you a spiralizer so that it's easier for you to make them Shain--Your pizzas caught my eye. Time for pizza soon around here. Chicken enchiladas using up some of the rotiss. chx I made the other night. The last of the kielbasa from that Polish deli .....I wish I had ordered more of that. Frog legs, shrimp, garlic cheese biscuits and tater salad last night
  4. Shelby

    Tuna-Lasagna Advice

    Well, I like a nice sharp cheddar on my tuna melts.
  5. Well, dang, it says it's currently unavailable. I set up an alert so they will tell me when it's back in stock
  6. Shelby

    Dinner 2016 (Part 2)

    Beautiful steaks, Norm! Liuzhou, you know I'm a sucker for spaghetti and meatballs. Could eat that morning, noon and night. Ronnie brined a chicken over the weekend. I took it out of the brine and put it in the fridge to dry the skin out a bit yesterday morning. Then I trudged downstairs and lugged up the rotisserie. Such a pain to clean up....but such good chicken. Breaded tomatoes and fried potatoes to go with.
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  8. I had to google massaman. It's a curry? I'm sure you did a great job
  9. Shelby

    Dinner 2016 (Part 2)

    Looks a lot like a variety of spinach. What does it taste like?
  10. Looks delicious to me, Blue_dolphin!
  11. Lasagna. Any kind of SV meats.....hold them in the water bath and sear last minute.
  12. Oh those shrimp look insanely good, Chris. Gfweb, is that pork SV? Looks perfectly cooked. Tri2cook, I love me some garlic Oysters and the last (sob) of the prime rib. Instant Pot red taters and stuffed mushrooms on the side. Chocolate lava cakes for dessert. No pictures. They were scarfed down before I thought of it.
  13. Such a beautiful meal!!! You really went all out
  14. Thanks for all of the farming pictures. I love seeing that. I'm sure it is back-breaking work and I am also grateful to those that do it. I wish our garden broccoli would grow like that.
  15. Thanks, Nick! I will be doing these again and will take all of your advice
  16. Shelby

    Dinner 2016 (Part 2)

    Pasta and venison meatballs. Yes, there are balls under the cheese lol.
  17. Gosh, it doesn't seem so way back....sigh....in my school we had to take both Home Ec and Shop. I liked shop a bit better back then I think kids should still have to take those types of classes. Sigh. I could rant on forever about that. Anyway, gorgeous, Anna....makes me yearn for summer tomatoes....only 6 more months.....
  18. Had blueberries leftover from my Super Bowl cheesecake so I made blueberry muffins. Recipe called for 2 cups of berries......I think I had at least 3 cups to use...they are very blueberry-y.
  19. I forgot to make note of a recent use of the IP. I bought tamales from a place in Texas. I put them in the IP (still frozen) for 5 mins on steam and quick released them. Best tamales I've ever had. They were not at all dry live I've encountered before.
  20. I don't think you can over do those beans @JoNorvelleWalker They are damn good when they are done enough.
  21. Around 5 pm last night we decided we wanted taco salads and RG beans are a must. I didn't have any already cooked and frozen so I busted out some Ayocote Morado. Threw the bag in the pressure cooker along with a quart and half of broth or so. I pc'd them on high for 40 mins and used the natural release method which took another 32 mins. Beans were still hard. You could bite one in half, but they were not the pillows of goodness I was looking for. So, I did another round in the pc for 30 more mins. Let it try to natural release...decided we were too hungry to wait and did quick release after 15 mins. Edible, but not as done as we like. So, after dinner I did it once more for another 30 mins and did quick release. Perfect. So, not counting the minutes that it took for natural release I pc'd these beans for an hour and 40 mins. Reminder to myself that these big beans take a lot more time. I cannot fathom how long they would have taken on the stove. OH and I obviously didn't pre-soak so that probably added a lot more time. (I squished that bean open so you could see the goodness inside )
  22. OMG those look amazing.
  23. Shelby

    Dinner 2016 (Part 2)

    We like our Brussels sprouts, too. They have to be soft...but not a ball of mush. I steamed these with butter and lemon pepper. Probably too much butter and it negated the vegetable benefits lol.
  24. Shelby

    Dinner 2016 (Part 2)

    @liuzhou I don't like it when you're quiet Lovely looking meal. I am hungry for shiitake 'rooms. To keep the celebration going I thawed out a couple of beef steaks (part of a prime rib) to SV. First time doing steaks. The one that is pictured was a thinner cut than the other one. This one was a little too done for my tastes, but it was so tender that I could ignore that. Ronnie's was perfect.
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