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Old 2/15/14, 10:24 PM
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Originally Posted by 2k7gtcs
It is at every BBQ joint I've ever been to
Along with creamed corn that's sweeter than the tea they serve.
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Originally Posted by kcoTiger
Along with creamed corn that's sweeter than the tea they serve.
I made some creamed corn the other night when I fixed vegetables to go with the pork chops (including mac and cheese, lol).

Mine isn't super sweet though, I use sweet corn off the cob, milk, flour, and pepper. Don't add anything else to make it sweet.
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Originally Posted by Rather B.Blown
I made some creamed corn the other night when I fixed vegetables to go with the pork chops (including mac and cheese, lol).

Mine isn't super sweet though, I use sweet corn off the cob, milk, flour, and pepper. Don't add anything else to make it sweet.
Some of the stuff I've had is much closer to melted ice cream with corn added. Some of it's good, some of it's just not right. I usually prefer corn by itself off the cob but there are a couple of creamed corn recipes I like.
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Originally Posted by kcoTiger
Some of the stuff I've had is much closer to melted ice cream with corn added. Some of it's good, some of it's just not right. I usually prefer corn by itself off the cob but there are a couple of creamed corn recipes I like.
Our white corn down here in this part of the south is really sweet by itself, just the breed of corn and the land we grow it on. We don't add any sweetening agents like sugar, its just the way it is when you make it into creamed corn. Like I said before, the recipe is just cut it off of the cob, add milk, flour, butter and pepper and cook it up in an iron skillet. Its delicious. Not super sweet, but a little sweet from the corn we grow, and creamy and rich when you cook it up with the butter and milk. Its good stuff.

Our corn makes really good moonshine too, in case you haven't noticed.
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We went to our church's crab feed. I'm not a huge fan of crab, but the rest of the stuff was decent. Pasta, salad etc. Also had a couple of Sierra Nevadas
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Tacos !
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Tacos !
I'd love to have some tacos right now. I'm planning on fixing them for supper Monday.
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Originally Posted by Rather B.Blown
I'd love to have some tacos right now. I'm planning on fixing them for supper Monday.
too bad you don't live around here, The place I buy them from is open from 11am till 5:00am on weekends, it's usually busy all night.
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Ziti, meatballs and salad.
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Originally Posted by phiggs54
Mac n cheese is a vegetable in Texas
LMAO! I knew I was getting my veggies!
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Salmon steaks on the grill with rice, steamed broccoli florets and cheese sauce.
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Old lady (is she old enough to call her that? Shhh don't tell her!) is making meatloaf, green beans and mashed taters.
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Originally Posted by laserred38
Old lady (is she old enough to call her that? Shhh don't tell her!) is making meatloaf, green beans and mashed taters.
You're using it wrong in that case.

Old lady = Old lady ie. your grandmother.

Ol' lady = girlfriend, significant other, the woman you're shacking up with, etc.
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Originally Posted by Rather B.Blown
You're using it wrong in that case. Old lady = Old lady ie. your grandmother. Ol' lady = girlfriend, significant other, the woman you're shacking up with, etc.
Lmao oops. You're right. I think it needs to be preceded by "the" too - "the ol' lady"
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Striploin, asparagus, yams, fried onion/mushrroms

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Striploin, asparagus, yams, fried onion/mushrroms

Darn it Darren....your food always looks so yummy! Now I'm hungry.....
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Ziti with meat sauce.
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I'm thinking turkey with gravy, wood stove baker, cranberries, salad, cherry pie.
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It's Feb 23rd,
It's Sunny and 73 Degrees out,
and I'm getting a bit lit right now -

It sounds like a Steak on the Grill night tonight!
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Homemade chili, PBJ sammich, and a glass of milk.


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