Fresh from Sprouts I am guessing. Misses does all the shopping, no garden here.
I'll be doing some ribs today. Maybe I'll snap a pic or two.
It would be the gentlemanly thing to do I believe.
I guess... they'll look pretty well the same as every other set of ribs I've posted on here.
But, then, some people say BBQ is like tatas, right? Once you've seen one pair, you want to see them all?
Actually I can attest that there are many tatas I don't want to see and wish I hadn't.
I'd actually say that's even more true with BBQ than tatas. From what I've seen at least.
Side note: Nude beaches are a scary effin place!
Our neighbor across the street has a small patch and brought us a little sample. It'll go well with pork chops this evening!
LEFTOVER SALVATION
If you have some (but not enough) leftovers, and like Kraft's microwave mac & cheese...
For a juicy dish (soup, chili, etc.), just stir in the noodles (as many packets as necessary) and bring it to a near boil. Then stir in the cheese sauce powder.
If it's not juicy (or needs more), add 1/2 cup (or less!) water per packet of mac & cheese, stir in the noodles, then bring it to a near boil and stir in the cheese sauce powder.
Works great in the microwave. And it's surprisingly good.
If you have some (but not enough) leftovers, and like Kraft's microwave mac & cheese...
For a juicy dish (soup, chili, etc.), just stir in the noodles (as many packets as necessary) and bring it to a near boil. Then stir in the cheese sauce powder.
If it's not juicy (or needs more), add 1/2 cup (or less!) water per packet of mac & cheese, stir in the noodles, then bring it to a near boil and stir in the cheese sauce powder.
Works great in the microwave. And it's surprisingly good.
You n RickN go to GC together too??LEFTOVER SALVATION
If you have some (but not enough) leftovers, and like Kraft's microwave mac & cheese...
For a juicy dish (soup, chili, etc.), just stir in the noodles (as many packets as necessary) and bring it to a near boil. Then stir in the cheese sauce powder.
If it's not juicy (or needs more), add 1/2 cup (or less!) water per packet of mac & cheese, stir in the noodles, then bring it to a near boil and stir in the cheese sauce powder.
Works great in the microwave. And it's surprisingly good.
