They are very versatile and I have used them a ton cooking. They are very yummy my inlaws give us a huge sack of them every so often, dried. And we use them a ton. Like no joke 20 lb sack
Being lazy again couldn’t be bothered to cook anything so had a couple of hand fulls each of brazil and walnuts and frozen raspberries with wipping cream, yoghurt and dark chocky squares.
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Same here, so here’s something easy and simple…I also ran outa regular bread this morning but I have rye/dark rye bread and hot dog buns…breakfast of champions, peanut butter, banana hot dog folks…
Ain’t that Elvis’ favorite? Hahah just need bacon
Three slices of bread, three eggs, three slices of ham, three green onions, and three uhh- and some grated cheddar cheese.
I call it the Good Morning Western.
That looks crazy good
@FattyRoots look what you done did now bro
Edit. Why is it that, despite how many you use, there’s never enough nachos, in a nachos supreme?!
I’m always left feeling like one of those kids claw machines by the time I’m done, hands covered in sour cream and refried beans
Thats just a nachos premium in that case.
Last nights meal was spring rolls and Thai chilli sauce. They had been in the freezer at least 6 months and I got tired of moving them out the way to get other stuff lol.
They were not too bad but a bit high on the carbs limit.
Almost like a blooming onion !
Italian meatball stuffed with feta, home made sauce by a actual Italian, Focaccia bread with 3 kinds of chopped olives, penne pasta with Alfredo sauce.
Now I got bubble gut… it was soooo goood.
Thanks for the tour, just ate now I’m hungry again.