Whats on the menu tonight?

[lookindown]

My mother would try to convince us that a can of spam, covered with maple syrup and a pineapple ring was really a canned ham....I think not.....but fried in bacon grease and served with eggs, and it can be tasty.....Gary

Ive eat a many fried spam sandwiches...I also make sandwiches with it straight out of the can but frying really changes the flavor...I keep a can in the cabinet, right next to the vienna sausage, potted meat and sardines in hot sauce.

 

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[Oregon Viking]

Herbes de Provence Roasted Chicken & Potatoes.
I use chicken thighs, bone in. I cut my own carrots, and also add 10, 15 whole garlic cloves. Double the wine. These herb packets...and there are quite a few varieties...list one recipe. If you look on their web site each packet is can be used for 3 recipes!
A picture will be provided at no extra cost!! heh.

 

[Red James Cash]

Ive eat a many fried spam sandwiches...I also make sandwiches with it straight out of the can but frying really changes the flavor...I keep a can in the cabinet, right next to the vienna sausage, potted meat and sardines in hot sauce.

Heres a tasty trick for spam.I cut in almost inch thick slices,bake it until it starts getting a little brown.Take some cheddar cheese slices and throw it on the spam slices,cover with tomato sauce and another slice or two of cheddar cheese,return to the oven to melt the cheese.Kind of like spam parmesanpretty good.

 

[Oregon Viking]

Heres a tasty trick for spam.I cut in almost inch thick slices,bake it until it starts getting a little brown.Take some cheddar cheese slices and throw it on the spam slices,cover with tomato sauce and another slice or two of cheddar cheese,return to the oven to melt the cheese.Kind of like spam parmesanpretty good.

No. Hell no!
I won't I tell ya!

 

[releventchair]

My stash of Spam, (yummm) survives another night. While I axed and kukri'd around the canoe rack for a rebuild the girl friend made cheesy scrambled eggs,fried red potatoes and onions,toast bacon and some jelly.

 

[Oregon Viking]

Quick, easy and cheap...like me!
Ready to go in the oven...roasting at 425 degrees.

 

[Red James Cash]

You put donuts in it?

 

[Oregon Viking]

My stash of Spam, (yummm) survives another night. While I axed and kukri'd around the canoe rack for a rebuild the girl friend made cheesy scrambled eggs,fried red potatoes and onions,toast bacon and some jelly.

Axed and kukri'd around the canoe rack. ?? huh?
Can you explain sir?

 

[Oregon Viking]

You put donuts in it?

Damnit!! quick pics!!

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Tonight was pot roast with carrots, onions and baby red potatoes cook in crock pot....

 

[Oregon Viking]

Tonight was pot roast with carrots, onions and baby red potatoes cook in crock pot....

Yes! The crock pot is one of my weapons of choice.

 

[releventchair]

Axed and kukri'd around the canoe rack. ?? huh?
Can you explain sir?

Felled a six inch choke cherry and cleared brush and vines around area of broken canoe rack.

 

[Oregon Viking]

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Quick, easy and cheap...like me!
Ready to go in the oven...roasting at 425 degrees.

ready to eat!!!

 

[lookindown]

Heres a tasty trick for spam.I cut in almost inch thick slices,bake it until it starts getting a little brown.Take some cheddar cheese slices and throw it on the spam slices,cover with tomato sauce and another slice or two of cheddar cheese,return to the oven to melt the cheese.Kind of like spam parmesanpretty good.

Sounds good to me...never heard of baked spam...Ill have to try it.

 

[lookindown]

Tonight was pot roast with carrots, onions and baby red potatoes cook in crock pot....

Crock pots cook up some mighty fine meals...my wife uses hers a lot.

 

[Limitool]

I'm with you RJC.... Like you I don't put donuts in with my roasted dinners. But things may be different in a far away land called "Oregon".

But overall it does appear they eat pretty good....

 

[texasred777]

The crockpot is a real 'wonder of the ages' for cooking roasts! Or just about anything else. I've never tried, but supposedly you can 'bake' cakes in the crockpot. We've also got a small one that is great for making cheese dips, etc. Just the right size for a large family.

Spam? Been a while, but used to love it. Good for breakfast with eggs, jelly, and toast. Great bacon/sausage substitute. I like it sliced about 1/4 inch thick, fried without oil, until well browned, then on a slice of bread with a little catsup, fold, and enjoy. Also like it with fried 'taters, cream gravy, and a veggie of choice. Gotta stop! Making me hungry!

 

[CoilyGirl]

Crockpot meals are so nice,especially when the wifey(that would be me) has an afternoon of metal detecting ahead of her,lol. Tonight I'm making chicken piccata. I just caramelize some mushrooms in a little oil and dredge chicken cutlets in a mixture of flour,panko,lemon zest,and crushed garlic and brown the chicken quickly and then add lemon juice,the slices of lemon,chicken broth,capers,and chopped fresh parsley at the end. I may make some lemon infused quinoa to go with it and some kind of green veggie.

 

[GMD52]

Junk food tonight, wife has gone to the fair.....so I prepared a plate of french fries smother with baked beans....just finished and washed it down with mint iced tea.....Gary

 

[Limitool]

Junk food tonight, wife has gone to the fair.....so I prepared a plate of french fries smother with baked beans....just finished and washed it down with mint iced tea.....Gary

Well buddy.... not much better here either (maybe).... Leftover smorgasbord here for me. Wife doesn't feel well and I'm on my own. Left over spaghetti with homemade sauce (RJC better hurry) or fried chicken (3 pieces), Tupperware full of homemade mashed taters still or some type of salad thing. BUT... I am gonna get full. Not just something I'd fix for us if you all were here (cleaning out frig of food). BUT YOUR NOT HERE... so it's all mine and so is the remote.... haha, haha, haha.... Later, Brad