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What did you have for dinner?

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Vegetable skewers, pineapple slices, and a mixture of nuts and berries in almond milk for dessert.
 
I didn't eat a durum :no::2bigcry::2bigcry::2bigcry::2bigcry:

I was drinking some beers with friends outside of a fraternity (?) and there was that durum shop with all the good smell coming right onto us...if I had more money I would have eaten 3 or 4 durums!!!!
 
A Lender's plain bagel with some strawberry cream cheese on it.
 
I am- within minutes- going to be having broccoli fettuccine alfredo.
My husband's a helluva cook, when he wants to be.

:)
 
Jello Salad
 
I have a roast beef in the oven with chunky onions and carrots. It's just about time to add the potatoes.

I bought a nice, heavy pineapple yesterday so I gotta go slice and dice it and we'll have some cottage cheese to go with it.

Tomorrow will be leftover night. I love leftover night. ;)


:peace
 
Tonight I had leftover broccoli & baked potato from last night.
And an ice cream.

Anyone ever notice that oven-baked potatoes don't taste too good reheated in the microwave?
They get kind of an icky bitter/burnt taste to them. The skin, I mean.
I ate it anyway. i was hungry.
 
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German Sausage Chowder and 2 Sam Adams Hefeweizens.
 
Pork and Egg Soboro Rice Bowl looks something similar to this-

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Shrimp & Grits
 
I had "Dutch snert" = pea soup.
Soaked peas, pig's heel, potato, celery, carrot, garlic, bay-leaf, thyme, curry, pepper, salt.
 
I had chicken noodle soup out of a can along with a grilled cheese sammy:)
 
I had a rich vegetable stew, half a loaf of broad with garlic butter, and a piece of chocolate cake, all of which I made from scratch. I even kneaded the bread!
 
I had junk food and a 6 pack of Oktoberfest beer. Tomorrow I start a new workout routine so this was kinda my splurge beforehand.
 
Orius said:
I had a rich vegetable stew, half a loaf of broad with garlic butter, and a piece of chocolate cake, all of which I made from scratch. I even kneaded the bread!
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pssst....ever consider relocating to Houston? :tongue4:
 
I made up a huge chef salad and will also be taking it to work for lunch next two days.
 
I cooked up a big batch of pinto beans with hamhocks in crockpot and made some cornbread to with it. Nothing like a big bowl of pintobeans w/ onions and cornbread:cool:
 
I have been on my diet for 8 wks, I have another two wks to go!
 
In my pursuit of enlightenment (and avoidance of the IRS), I have adapted the "gulcher diet" - I spend about $2 a day on food, and only eat grains, legumes, vegetables, and fruits that grow well in New Hampshire. Why eat anything else? Meat, dairy, and imported tropical fruits are for commies!

I buy food that's locally-grown (usually by other libertarians) and in bulk, thus avoiding the sales sales, gasoline tax, fishing license tax, and a zillion other taxes that are levied on food. I have like 20 huge sacks of various varieties of beans, and I have learned to cook them so well I hardly miss "taxed food" anymore. Buckwheat is another staple. So is garlic, which I consume in quantities that would blow your mind. You can't fight a revolution without garlic!

:gunsmilie
 
Alex Libman said:
In my pursuit of enlightenment (and avoidance of the IRS), I have adapted the "gulcher diet" - I spend about $2 a day on food, and only eat grains, legumes, vegetables, and fruits that grow well in New Hampshire. Why eat anything else? Meat, dairy, and imported tropical fruits are for commies!

I buy food that's locally-grown (usually by other libertarians) and in bulk, thus avoiding the sales sales, gasoline tax, fishing license tax, and a zillion other taxes that are levied on food. I have like 20 huge sacks of various varieties of beans, and I have learned to cook them so well I hardly miss "taxed food" anymore. Buckwheat is another staple. So is garlic, which I consume in quantities that would blow your mind. You can't fight a revolution without garlic!

:gunsmilie
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Let's get your bean recipes.
 
Alex Libman said:
In my pursuit of enlightenment (and avoidance of the IRS), I have adapted the "gulcher diet" - I spend about $2 a day on food, and only eat grains, legumes, vegetables, and fruits that grow well in New Hampshire. Why eat anything else? Meat, dairy, and imported tropical fruits are for commies!

I buy food that's locally-grown (usually by other libertarians) and in bulk, thus avoiding the sales sales, gasoline tax, fishing license tax, and a zillion other taxes that are levied on food. I have like 20 huge sacks of various varieties of beans, and I have learned to cook them so well I hardly miss "taxed food" anymore. Buckwheat is another staple. So is garlic, which I consume in quantities that would blow your mind. You can't fight a revolution without garlic!

:gunsmilie
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Meh, I eat better than this. :shrug:



I buy local when I can, but I aint going without.



What's up with your sig?
 
TacoBell and got a free blackjack taco, 2 softshell taco supremes and Nacho BellGrande. Yummy!
 
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