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What's for Dinner Tonight?
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DDT
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That's no good. Chili needs beef. Everyone knows that...
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Chili's a superfood if you use chili peppers, yes it gets damn tiring .. I try to just eat the chili but your right I end up making chili fries , chili dogs , turn it into spaghetti sauce even put it on rice.. I was told years back from a doctor I needed to watch my carb intake and to focus on high fibre, high protein meals and to cut my starch levels, supposedly chili fights bad carbs
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Found the ingredient to add to the chili, cannabutter tried a little and it's pretty good nice kick and the taste is mild and subtle..
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I'm eating crap tonight, oven chips, rustlers burger, 1 jerk chicken drum stick and either beans or salad.
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But I do !
Chile Verde is a traditional dish from Northern Mexico that can be made with several types of meat. Pork is classic, and here, you'll transform a pork shoulder into meltingly tender nuggets through a long braise. This recipe makes a big batch, perfect for serving at a dinner party or a . No matter the occasion, Chile Verde pairs well with and .
PS - My wife's family is from Santa Fe,NM and my family is from Nicaragua - - - - - -
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But I do !
Chile Verde is a traditional dish from Northern Mexico that can be made with several types of meat. Pork is classic, and here, you'll transform a pork shoulder into meltingly tender nuggets through a long braise. This recipe makes a big batch, perfect for serving at a dinner party or a . No matter the occasion, Chile Verde pairs well with and .
PS - My wife's family is from Santa Fe,NM and my family is from Nicaragua - - - - - -
That looks good going in my to make book.
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But I do !
Chile Verde is a traditional dish from Northern Mexico that can be made with several types of meat. Pork is classic, and here, you'll transform a pork shoulder into meltingly tender nuggets through a long braise. This recipe makes a big batch, perfect for serving at a dinner party or a . No matter the occasion, Chile Verde pairs well with and .
PS - My wife's family is from Santa Fe,NM and my family is from Nicaragua - - - - - -
Yes, you do. DDT doesn't.
It's a scrumptious dish.
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Below is Chili. As a Canadian, I am an expert on this dish. Of course, one must also have a heap of grated cheese on hand to spread over top.
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Below is Chili. As a Canadian, I am an expert on this dish. Of course, one must also have a heap of grated cheese on hand to spread over top.
I didn't post CHILI though, did I?
And even that dish is from Texas, a ripoff of a Mexican dish "Chile Colorado". Or red "Chile vs Green Chile (Verde) which I was posting about.
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What's all the fuss about? People seem to be taliking about Chili Con Carne (literally Chili with Meat) You can cook a fuckin chili with anything.
Sort yerselves out.
It's embarrassing.
Sort yerselves out.
It's embarrassing.
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No fuss, just confusion about some Mexican dishes.
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I copped for a Mexican dish once.
She was confusing. She wouldn't fuck off in the morning.
bro thats chili soup LOLBelow is Chili. As a Canadian, I am an expert on this dish. Of course, one must also have a heap of grated cheese on hand to spread over top.
you guys poor ? where all the stuff thats absolutely embarresing
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Spaghetti but I accidentally bought ground pork instead of ground beef
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I've invited a friend over for dinner and grilling ribeye steaks. Also having caesar salad and probably either mashed potatoes or just a baked one. I bought the steaks at Costco for 10.99/lb Expensive, but I don't have steak often, so hope they're tasty lol
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I use ground beef and pork sausage two or three to one (emphasize the beef) and it's makes for a delicious sauce. Don't forget the splash of red wine...and of course all the seasonings.
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I had Smoked haddock vindaloo, with a large nan bread for dinner and it was good.
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That's a good price, these days. Boneless ribeyes are 15.99/lb at my store.
