primitives describe what they had for supper Sunday evening

[franksolich]

http://www.democraticunderground.com/115736191

Oh my.

Nothing distinctive about this campfire, but I needed to remind the cooking and baking primitives that despite much busy-ness both here and in real life, franksolich hasn't stopped watching them for hints of seditious activities and base criminality.

Lucinda (17,448 posts)    Sun Dec 22, 2013, 12:26 PM

What's for Dinner ~ Sunday ~ December 22nd

fizzgig (19,086 posts)    Sun Dec 22, 2013, 12:50 PM

1. smoked tri tip

husband will have it in sandwich form on rye bread, i will probably roast some veggies for myself.
 
today is the test on the smoker and bread. i'm smoking dad's pastrami on monday and baking his bread on tuesday.

Jazzgirl (3,486 posts)    Sun Dec 22, 2013, 01:05 PM

2. Prime rib eye steak.

A nice salad with homemade balsamic vinaigrette and a baked potato. Simple, easy and tasty.

cbayer (126,311 posts)  Sun Dec 22, 2013, 02:13 PM 

3. Quesadillas with a bean & corn salad w/cilantro dressing.

Hope you are having a wonderful and restful Sunday.

livetohike (15,185 posts)    Sun Dec 22, 2013, 03:57 PM

4. Leftover lasagna and a salad

NJCher (16,012 posts)    Sun Dec 22, 2013, 04:53 PM

5. pasta, I'm thinking

With a sauce from my new sauce cookbook. Tomatoes, capers, something along that line. Has to be easy because I don't have much time. Grades due tonight.

greatauntoftriplets (134,729 posts)    Sun Dec 22, 2013, 05:24 PM

6. The last of the roast beef!

^^^a new pal of Skippy's.

Galileo126 (166 posts)    Sun Dec 22, 2013, 08:01 PM

7. Grilled pork chops

with scalloped potatoes, and s'more 3-bean salad.

<<<had four "sandwiches" of single saltine crackers with peanut butter for supper, hors d'oeuvres style.

<<<had omitted breakfast and lunch earlier, as it's too damned cold out here on the roof of Nebraska to dine upon anything.

[longview]

Well darn, they eat pretty darn good for all their po' mouthing.

I had people stop in.  Some as they were headed to town and others as they were headed home from town.  Nobody expected to be fed, but you have to give them something.  Fortunately had a bottle of red zinfandel from a dinner party Friday night (the guests bypassed the wine and went straight for the whiskey that night!).  Also had some summer sausage, white cheddar, shrimp in the freezer, a couple of dips and chips.  Put it all out like I'd been expecting company and we had a great time. 

They got lucky.  I had planned on graham crackers and peanut butter.  Or CoCo Wheats.   

[Purple Sage]

They eat pretty high on the hog for folks on food stamps.

We had bacon sammiches.

[franksolich]

We had bacon sammiches.

With, or without, mayonnaise, lettuce, and slices of tomatoes?

<<<has this idea, which might or might not be correct, that a "bacon sandwich" is different from the old-fashioned BLT.

[GOBUCKS]

With, or without, mayonnaise, lettuce, and slices of tomatoes?

<<<has this idea, which might or might not be correct, that a "bacon sandwich" is different from the old-fashioned BLT.

Here in the dead of winter, with nothing available but pink, rock-hard, hothouse tomatoes, it's cruel to talk about BLTs.

[BattleHymn]

With, or without, mayonnaise, lettuce, and slices of tomatoes?

<<<has this idea, which might or might not be correct, that a "bacon sandwich" is different from the old-fashioned BLT.

Around here, a bacon sandwich is different from a BLT in that it doesn't contain lettuce or tomato.

[franksolich]

Around here, a bacon sandwich is different from a BLT in that it doesn't contain lettuce or tomato.

I thought that might be the case, but doesn't that make it, uh, rather bland?

[BattleHymn]

I thought that might be the case, but doesn't that make it, uh, rather bland?

If I can't have a juicy tomato in my BLT, I'd rather not have one at all.  Conveniently, the exclusion of the lettuce and tomato only makes room for more bacon, if more bacon is your thing.  With a little bit of pepper, it's pretty good.   

Of course, it's not an ideal situation, the absence of a good tomato, but I refuse to eat a rubbery tomato in a BLT. 

[Karin]

I had nothing, because I was too damn tired and life sucks right now.  But yeah, those DUmmies sure are eating high on the hog.  Jeez.  Surprised to see that much meat from them...usually it's quinoa, Brussels sprouts, and the ubiquitous bean. 

[obumazombie]

With, or without, mayonnaise, lettuce, and slices of tomatoes?

<<<has this idea, which might or might not be correct, that a "bacon sandwich" is different from the old-fashioned BLT.

One LGBLT sandwich, hold the LG.

[BlueStateSaint]

I thought that might be the case, but doesn't that make it, uh, rather bland?

How many times have I posted something to this effect?

Bacon makes almost everything better.

The only logical follow-up to, say, a 'quarter-pounder bacon sandwich' would be a double quarter-pounder bacon sandwich.

[Purple Sage]

With, or without, mayonnaise, lettuce, and slices of tomatoes?

<<<has this idea, which might or might not be correct, that a "bacon sandwich" is different from the old-fashioned BLT.

Mustard and squished flat by my hands getting all that lovely grease into the bread and preventing all that lovely bacon from falling out of the sammich.  LOL