Dinner time
09-09-2012, 08:18 AM
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RE: Dinner time
It seems a lot of us have become very busy this year. I haven't posted for a while because we;ve just been recycling the same menu over and over, but I have been watching from the side line. Good to see some activity again.
I really like the sausages and sauerkraut. Usual fare around here are bratwurst from, of all places, a local latino meat market. They make their own and they are great. They also make a mild breakfast sausage that my wife claims are exactly how she remembers from her childhood in the UK as Bangers.
The brats are done on the grill and served with generous helpings of kraut, brown mustard, and a loaf of rye bread on the table.
I really like the sausages and sauerkraut. Usual fare around here are bratwurst from, of all places, a local latino meat market. They make their own and they are great. They also make a mild breakfast sausage that my wife claims are exactly how she remembers from her childhood in the UK as Bangers.
The brats are done on the grill and served with generous helpings of kraut, brown mustard, and a loaf of rye bread on the table.
09-20-2012, 10:11 AM
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LOL...I haven't checked in here for over 6 months....and amazingly I'm still 'signed in'...
And look at the thread that's still here, LOL
Made Veal Schnitzel last night, mashed potatoes, broccoli and salad. The wife finished it in less than 5 minutes. I was stunned...[X(]
And look at the thread that's still here, LOL
Made Veal Schnitzel last night, mashed potatoes, broccoli and salad. The wife finished it in less than 5 minutes. I was stunned...[X(]
09-20-2012, 08:21 PM
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Welcome back! You must not clear your cookies haha
Baked my first ham, believe it or not, the other night, no pics but it came out great. Kinda slapped together my own glaze that worked really well, all unknown and unmeasured amounts, but it consisted of Thyme, cinnamon, brown sugar, butter and about two full cups or so of (don't laugh) good ol cheap @$$ Bubba Cola haha
Somehow I can cook lots of pretty good foods, yet last night I burnt the hell outta some grilled cheese sandwiches haha
O, and that sounds great, I want schnitzel soo bad, maybe this weekend....hmmmmm
And Tommy, if ya ever end up stateside, at some point you and I are going to have to have a cook off I think haha
We are planning on going to an orchard before long, get some fresh apples, then me and her have plans of a bake-off between us to see who makes the best apple pie Both will be home made and 100% from scratch, I am thinking Dutch Apple for mine and I hear she thinks a cinnamon aplle pie will cut it. Psh.. haha
Baked my first ham, believe it or not, the other night, no pics but it came out great. Kinda slapped together my own glaze that worked really well, all unknown and unmeasured amounts, but it consisted of Thyme, cinnamon, brown sugar, butter and about two full cups or so of (don't laugh) good ol cheap @$$ Bubba Cola haha
Somehow I can cook lots of pretty good foods, yet last night I burnt the hell outta some grilled cheese sandwiches haha
O, and that sounds great, I want schnitzel soo bad, maybe this weekend....hmmmmm
And Tommy, if ya ever end up stateside, at some point you and I are going to have to have a cook off I think haha
We are planning on going to an orchard before long, get some fresh apples, then me and her have plans of a bake-off between us to see who makes the best apple pie
Both will be home made and 100% from scratch, I am thinking Dutch Apple for mine and I hear she thinks a cinnamon aplle pie will cut it. Psh.. haha
09-21-2012, 10:57 AM
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RE: Dinner time
fresh apples just beg to turned into a nice jug of applejack...only two ingredients; apple juice and yeast.
The pies sound good too. I'm with you on that one, Dutch apple definitely, no cinnamon....yum
Nice to see that you both are still around and presumably doing alright.
The pies sound good too. I'm with you on that one, Dutch apple definitely, no cinnamon....yum
Nice to see that you both are still around and presumably doing alright.
09-28-2012, 10:52 AM
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Hey frets....yes, we're still around....for me.....only just unfortunately. Work, family, life, plans, etc.....they take precedence.
But I still do check in every once in a while.
Who doesn't like Apple Jack....but correct me if I'm wrong. I thought Apple Jack was apple juice and JD?
Apple juice and yeast I thought would make Cider?
Hope you are well too.
But I still do check in every once in a while.
Who doesn't like Apple Jack....but correct me if I'm wrong. I thought Apple Jack was apple juice and JD?
Apple juice and yeast I thought would make Cider?
Hope you are well too.
09-28-2012, 02:03 PM
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It can be Tommy, as a mix drink, actual apple jack is distilled from the apple juice and such, not sure the exact process, but yea, it is basically apple whiskey.
] Nothing else to eats. We need to go shopping!!!
