What is peameal bacon? Never heard of itTonight was pancakes, peameal bacon and fruit.
Canadian bacon outside Canada.What is peameal bacon? Never heard of it
Grilled cheese and peameal bacon (Canadian bacon.)
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I also put several tanks through the snowblower after lunch, and lent it to my neighbor whose electric couldn't handle the 3+ foot drifts. I only stopped when I had to come in to make supper, which was beef enchiladas tonight.We received almost 10" or 26 cm of snow in the past 18 hours. I made a pot of harira because soup is a great way to beat the cold. My BF and I have put 3 tanks of gas through the snowblower in the past 8 hours clearing our snow and that of neighbors who don't have a blower and are too old to shovel. I started at about 9 am and worked until 11:00 am. He shoveled the steps that I can't use the blower to clear. Then he took over the blower at noon.
I hope that the people in the NE parts of the US, and Canada (Ontario, Quebec, Newfoundland, and NS) are warm, healthy, and safe.
Were they served with fart jokes again?I warmed the leftover been stew and made buttermilk biscuits to accompany it.
It really is, we always steam some large shrimp at home when we order it, to make it a more filling meal.
Now I want Thai.I love curry, and love Thai food. But while curry goes a pretty long way, due to it being served on rice, the usual Thai restaurant portions are generally moderate sized. Often really tasty, but not abundant or a particularly good value. Though as I said, the curries go a pretty long way, but not very proteins rich. Delicious, though!
BTW - when you find a good Thai all-you-can-eat buffet, you've hit the jackpot! I had one nearby, but it burnt down! I guess it gives new meaning to the phrase, "Fiery Hot"!
Now I want Thai.
We never eat there usually get two 1qt. containers of the curry, and two containers of white rice on the side. We usually share a 1qt. container and 1 container of rice per meal, always with our added shrimp. It is delicious, never disappoints.I love curry, and love Thai food. But while curry goes a pretty long way, due to it being served on rice, the usual Thai restaurant portions are generally moderate sized. Often really tasty, but not abundant or a particularly good value. Though as I said, the curries go a pretty long way, but not very proteins rich. Delicious, though!
BTW - when you find a good Thai all-you-can-eat buffet, you've hit the jackpot! I had one nearby, but it burnt down! I guess it gives new meaning to the phrase, "Fiery Hot"!
A Culvers recently opened in Auburn; My brats hadnt had Culvers since we left Minnesota....we had to make the obligatory pilgrimage a few weeks ago.Cod fish and french fry dinner, pork loin sandwich with tomato, mayo, onion, pot roast sandwich with grilled onions, take out from Culvers. The fish was okay, better than Long John Silvers, but the sandwiches were less than expected. We had to try the new Culvers by us, might get the fish once a year when in the mood. Vanilla custard from them for dessert, haven't tasted that yet.
We never eat there usually get two 1qt. containers of the curry, and two containers of white rice on the side. We usually share a 1qt. container and 1 container of rice per meal, always with our added shrimp. It is delicious, never disappoints.
No, we haven't really eaten that much Thai food. I don't like mussels, but my husband might like that dish, thanks Chomsky.BTW - have you ever had a Thai "Mussle Pancake"? It's called, "Hoi Tod". It's sort of a Thai mussel Egg Foo Young of sorts, but it very thin and fried crispy. Then, it's served over a bed fresh bean sprouts, with home-made Sri-Racha type sauce on the side. Eat it 'in', fresh, hot, and still crispy, topped with the hot sauce, some thin/light soy, and a bit of fish sauce.
I swear, it's one of the most delicious things I've ever eaten! It's only available at a minority of Stateside Thai joints for some reason, even though I've been told it is an extremely common & popular item back in Thailand, where It's a very popular street-food.
If you ever have the opportunity to try Hoi Tod, and you like mussels, give it a try. I highly recommend it!
The fart jokes were from last night's harira. (lentils and garbanzos)Were they served with fart jokes again?
A Culvers recently opened in Canton but I have yet to get over there.Cod fish and french fry dinner, pork loin sandwich with tomato, mayo, onion, pot roast sandwich with grilled onions, take out from Culvers. The fish was okay, better than Long John Silvers, but the sandwiches were less than expected. We had to try the new Culvers by us, might get the fish once a year when in the mood. Vanilla custard from them for dessert, haven't tasted that yet.