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My loaf of bread looks pretty good! 🍞 It's soup and a sandwich today!🥪
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nacy - donut days are long gone for me but apple cider donuts sound good!

Psue - Turkey necks are browned first and covered with sauerkraut then baked till they fall apart, Apparently an old German recipe. I also add caraway seeds. Sig other R loves them. His mother and German grandmother (on father's side who added caraway) made them. I haven't been able to find a recipe online but figured it out, I like them too. They have good flavour.

Otherwise turkey necks are good for soup.
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Golden23, Turkey necks!
My grandmother used to fill her plate with the chicken necks and wing tips. She said it was because they had the best flavor but I suspect it was because she had 8 kids and those were the only parts left!
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Apple cider donuts! Lol not for dinner but Apple season is here, in the Northeast.

There's nothing better than apple cider donuts!! 😁
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Tonight, fried egg sandwiches because I’ve been working on the Redwoods and time got away from me.
cwillie, if you can master a real San Francisco style sourdough you will be a very popular person indeed!
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I had a terrible time keeping my starter alive so I borrowed some from my niece-in-law (is there such a word, 🤔?). I seldom buy or eat loaf style bread and can easily make sourdough flat breads like naan, but I want to master that classic sourdough loaf, just because..
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cw - do you make your own starter? I agree it can't have been a complicated process before. I found a gluten and dairy free sourdough bread - not great but not bad. Sourdough used to be a fave of mine.
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Wow Willie, that's inspiring. I made bear bread once . It was easy and good, but the next day it was pretty awful. It got so hard and really not etable

Let us know how it goes
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I have been playing around with making sourdough for the last couple of months and I have to say I'm glad I didn't have the internet last time I was into bread making, the amount of complicated steps and advice is a real turn off. I'm danged sure the old "sourdoughs" (prospectors) weren't weighing their ingredients and autolyzing their mixture or stretching and folding every 30 minutes, and I'm determined to succeed at making a simple loaf without all the extra BS.
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Turkey necks and sauerkraut with caraway, and red cabbage, apple and onion fritters with sour cream.

nacy - lasagna is always yum. I hear you about the sink full of dishes. Finally did mine.

peasuep - sounds good. Kale is so healthy for you.
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This is so cool! 13,000+ menu ideas! And a 10 year run!
Well I’m in with radiatore, kale, Italian turkey sausage casserole with TJs four cheese blend. Wish I had a glass of red wine but I’m out.
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Lasagna rolls, garlic bread !
All ready to pop in the oven. And a sink full of dishes waiting for me
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Pan fried salmon, tartar sauce, roasted patty pan squash, apple cole slaw, R had sauteed leeks as well. It all worked well together. Tea and a cookie for dessert.
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Been enjoying salads for a while but it's cooler here today so I made some chicken soup and am poaching some sole in a very light tomato sauce. I think it will end up being a tomato fish stew/soup which is fine with me. Making hay while R is away. It wouldn't be enough for him.
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we got a dozen steamed crabs yesterday, finished them up today with enough extra for hubs to make cream of crab soup. Also fresh corn on the cob and "red beet eggs", or pickled eggs if you call them that,, LOL
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Spinach, fresh from a friends garden, rice pork chops and homemade apple sauce 😋
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I am making angel hair pasta and meatballs. I will probably add cheese on it as well served with a side dish of veggies.
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I lined my colander with coffee filters Riverdale. If I get into doing this I might get one of those washable mesh filters, I have a small mesh sieve but it's not nearly big enough.
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cwillie, did you use cheesecloth to make the yogurt?
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The peaches are coming to the supermarket with lower prices every week so I'm going to can a few, I'm putting them in 250 ml jam size jars because I tend to not want to eat more than that all at once. Things are so expensive at my local store so I'm looking for ways to economize (because I'm cheap like that)
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Fish ‘n chips from town! To celebrate 25 years since we moved here and shacked up. (we have since married)
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I've been reading about making yogurt in the instant pot and my last litre of Greek yogurt was almost finished so I figured why not give it a try - oh my, it was so easy and it's economical too, I may never buy yogurt again!
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Golden, nice!! To hot here for nice meals, sausage on the grill, potato salad and corn on the cob
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Greek here tonight. Roasted rack of lamb, roasted eggplant, wilted cucumber salad with sour cream, cherry tomatoes. If I ate more carbs I would serve rice or quinoa with it.
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CWillie, some of our best meals have been the same type of creative covering, I mean cooking. Your description sounds yummy!
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Enjoy your company, and your eggplant!
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Enjoy your visit and your eggplant!
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I was gifted a family sized can of maple baked beans (from my sister's MIL's pantry, expired so they couldn't be donated). How to use so many sweet, sweet beans?
I added in a handful of cooked great northern beans, some onions, green peppers, a sausage and a diced sweet potato, and to balance all that sweetness a good amount of smokey chipotle pepper. I'm licking my bowl!
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Way, haha I thought brinner was a good, so I looked it up.

Cwillie, that sounds awesome
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