What's Cookin? tired of turkey, don't want no sghetti with chili edition

Used dry Navy beans the other day to do a hummus with tons of garlic would have been cool to have some of your garlic which looks better than what i had.

 

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LOL just messin

 

Yep, but nothing beats SOS

 

A proper English breakfast.

 

HOW POSH!!!!!

 

Think I’m going with one of my fall favorites. Venison and wild mushroom risotto

 

I don't eat that for breakfast, but the Brits were putting beans on toast long before some yinzer did it.

 

OOPS You need to move so i can be right.

maybe ward or 86?

 

When the weather got cold and dark I began to long for my home in Yucatan. Will try to cure my homesickness with Huevos Rancheros. Mrs. Quadrupleyoi recently painted some walls and I don’t want my emissions to peel her new paint so soon, so I will omit the black beans. I doubt that Satan himself could digest those.
It amounts to fried eggs on tortillas, with some vegetables and warm salsa.
If I can find that Mexican chocolate coffee I will have that too.

 

If you are from the middle of PA you turn the rest of the Turkey into PA Dutch Pot Pie!

 

The beenie weenie C ration was the best!!!!

 

Went out and picked some mushrooms this year. I love them. Never made risotto with them though

 

I can do without the black lumps at lower left otherwise

 

Spaghetti is My very least favorite pasta. I like pasta I can eat with a spoon....so I can get all the sauce , or other things equally. A southern Italian pasta Rotini is a way better pasta, and it holds the food better.

 

While it is said to be a Heinz thing....it is a UK based meal, and hardly eaten in the US by most.

 

Chili on cornbread is the way to go.

 

I think I'm going with Beef stew. I got a taste for it.

 

in the field I had a radio teletype rig with 5k gens. On long trips when our 'home bought' rations we dug into the weenie beenies, spaghetti was back up, but usually the pork slices were exploded in the fire on the last night of drunk debauchery. lol

 

Sorry, could you repeat that?

 

I’m even wondering if it was a Heinz UK executive and not a Pittsburgh executive

The London office opened in 1896

 

My dog thinks an occasional tennis shoe is fine dining. He doesn't even get picky about the brand.

 

Probably this. I know lots of people from the UK that eat it...I have never met anyone in the US that eats it....although I have tried it since, and changed it to beans on biscuits. LoL