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       #Post#: 10063--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hey, 2Fat! What's for supper?
       By: luvcats Date: December 20, 2013, 10:31 am
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       2fat all that is in it is a can of refried beans from Dollar
       General and a can of Hunts tomato sauce. I never made my own
       refried beans. I want to someday. I tried to ask the Hispanics
       at work but I could not understand them. I wanted to know if
       they use lard or oil and I could not get the point across. They
       know how to make good food!
       #Post#: 10069--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hey, 2Fat! What's for supper?
       By: 2fat Date: December 20, 2013, 12:10 pm
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       [quote author=luvcats link=topic=642.msg10063#msg10063
       date=1387557069]
       2fat all that is in it is a can of refried beans from Dollar
       General and a can of Hunts tomato sauce. I never made my own
       refried beans. I want to someday. I tried to ask the Hispanics
       at work but I could not understand them. I wanted to know if
       they use lard or oil and I could not get the point across. They
       know how to make good food!
       [/quote][quote author=luvcats link=topic=642.msg10063#msg10063
       date=1387557069]
       2fat all that is in it is a can of refried beans from Dollar
       General and a can of Hunts tomato sauce. I never made my own
       refried beans. I want to someday. I tried to ask the Hispanics
       at work but I could not understand them. I wanted to know if
       they use lard or oil and I could not get the point across. They
       know how to make good food!
       [/quote]
       Used to trade for tamales often-good stuff!  When I want to
       cook/make something Google is my best friend--search for what is
       desired, read the reviews and adjust flavors to what you
       want----and often whatever you make is going to be better then
       anything you can buy
       #Post#: 10079--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hey, 2Fat! What's for supper?
       By: rapids_60 Date: December 20, 2013, 6:52 pm
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       [quote author=2fat link=topic=642.msg9883#msg9883
       date=1387168571]
       Have never made a tuna pie but make meat pies often---would
       start with a medium white sauce, season it well(S/P-onion/garlic
       powder-paprika-touch of cayenne), add a couple cups of
       veggies(either fresh cooked or frozen), maybe a cup or so good
       cheese and a big can of tuna, throw it all in a pie shell, top
       with another pie crust and bake in a hot oven--
       [/quote]
       Up in the UP they called those  (or something very similar)
       Pasties.  Generally potatoes and meat in a pie crust, folded
       over and edges crimped so you can hold it in one hand.  I used
       to walk across the street at lunchtime and get them piping hot
       from an old Finlander who made them fresh daily at the bakery.
       Delicious.  Nobody around here knows what they are.
       #Post#: 10081--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hey, 2Fat! What's for supper?
       By: luvcats Date: December 20, 2013, 7:11 pm
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       [quote author=rapids_60 link=topic=642.msg10079#msg10079
       date=1387587121]
       Up in the UP they called those  (or something very similar)
       Pasties.  Generally potatoes and meat in a pie crust, folded
       over and edges crimped so you can hold it in one hand.  I used
       to walk across the street at lunchtime and get them piping hot
       from an old Finlander who made them fresh daily at the bakery.
       Delicious.  Nobody around here knows what they are.
       [/quote]
       You are right they don't. The first time I ever heard of it or
       tried it was in Menominee Michigan. Someone around here ought to
       try that.
       #Post#: 10084--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hey, 2Fat! What's for supper?
       By: luvcats Date: December 20, 2013, 7:16 pm
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       Since 2fat is fond of meat I will post my favorite ham basting
       sauce.
       Ham Basting Sauce
       3/4 cup maple syrup
       1/4 cup honey
       2 table. pineapple juice
       1 or 2 table. Brandy
       A little water so it isn't so thick
       Baste ham 20 minutes before
       you remove it from the oven.
       #Post#: 10087--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hey, 2Fat! What's for supper?
       By: 2fat Date: December 20, 2013, 8:28 pm
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       [quote author=luvcats link=topic=642.msg10084#msg10084
       date=1387588592]
       Since 2fat is fond of meat I will post my favorite ham basting
       sauce.
       Ham Basting Sauce
       3/4 cup maple syrup
       1/4 cup honey
       2 table. pineapple juice
       1 or 2 table. Brandy
       A little water so it isn't so thick
       Baste ham 20 minutes before
       you remove it from the oven.
       [/quote]
       sounds pretty tasty---methinks bourbon would even be better then
       brandy--but I like bourbon ;>)
       #Post#: 10088--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hey, 2Fat! What's for supper?
       By: trollslayer Date: December 20, 2013, 9:26 pm
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       [quote author=2fat link=topic=642.msg10087#msg10087
       date=1387592908]
       sounds pretty tasty---methinks bourbon would even be better then
       brandy--but I like bourbon ;>)
       [/quote]
       Please, pay particular attention to the small amount of booze in
       the recipe.  I'd hate to think you'd risk a small explosion in
       your kitchen.  ;D
       #Post#: 10090--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hey, 2Fat! What's for supper?
       By: 2fat Date: December 20, 2013, 9:40 pm
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       [quote author=trollslayer link=topic=642.msg10088#msg10088
       date=1387596392]
       Please, pay particular attention to the small amount of booze in
       the recipe.  I'd hate to think you'd risk a small explosion in
       your kitchen.  ;D
       [/quote]
       Actually think the alcohol should/could be doubled to cut the
       sweet abit but would always flame off the pan too the alcohol
       itself serves no purpose
       #Post#: 10157--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hey, 2Fat! What's for supper?
       By: trollslayer Date: December 22, 2013, 11:19 am
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       A four pound standing rib roast is going on the grill very soon.
       I seasoned it up with salt, pepper, garlic and an A1 rub after
       applying a thin layer of olive oil.  Going to start it at 425
       for the first half hour or so, then decrease it to about 300 to
       finish it off.  I don't really want the IT to get much above
       120.  I'm going to let it rest for an hour or so, then shave it
       up for sandwiches, well, I'll probably keep a little out for a
       lunch.  ;D  I can't wait.
       #Post#: 10159--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hey, 2Fat! What's for supper?
       By: 2fat Date: December 22, 2013, 11:40 am
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       [quote author=trollslayer link=topic=642.msg10157#msg10157
       date=1387732774]
       A four pound standing rib roast is going on the grill very soon.
       I seasoned it up with salt, pepper, garlic and an A1 rub after
       applying a thin layer of olive oil.  Going to start it at 425
       for the first half hour or so, then decrease it to about 300 to
       finish it off.  I don't really want the IT to get much above
       120.  I'm going to let it rest for an hour or so, then shave it
       up for sandwiches, well, I'll probably keep a little out for a
       lunch.  ;D  I can't wait.
       [/quote]
       did a 5lber in the oven yesterday--4hrs at 200deg got it to
       118deg--took it out, raised oven temp to max then returned it to
       oven to crispify the outer fat---made a pan of au jus too with a
       little wine and a few marrow bones and making bread for the
       sandwiches today.   Will get the meat slicer out later for the
       beef and the bacon we smoked yesterday
       Think one of the big smokers is sold so have started looking
       more seriously at pellet cookers--down to maybe three choices
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