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Can't wait till I retire so I can cook more.

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36 minutes ago, smurfy said:

you guys ever brine or soak chicken in Italian dressing, then grill it!!!!!!!!! slobber......slobber!!!!!!!:P

Hmmm...never thought of that. Don't have any, but I DO have a bottle of Teriyaki Marinade......guess what's going into a bag with it right now?! :P

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Hard to explain cooking while retired or not for me.  I got interested in this after watching my mom over the years when I was young.  When I moved out and on my own I pretty much cooked what I learne

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sheesh, just saw this!  been working.....   on catching fish!  LOL   retired but not by choice.  bad leg put me on disability a couple years ago from my second back surgery. Stinking nerve issues.   S

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I've got another 30 years or so.  Its better if I don't think about it.

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1 hour ago, lovebigbluegills said:

Dang it Smurf, I don't have my hip boots at work!!!

I've done beef or venison steak in Italian dressing, then put on the grill--and that is amazing!!!

I'll have to try chicken like that.

Well that's definitely better then taking the best cut of neat on a deer and making jerky with it.:D

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3 minutes ago, leechlake said:

poking eggs, welding jokes, backstrap jerky are all old jokes we've worn out.

There was never enough discussion of how amazing Boar and I are.  Feel free to expand on that topic.

Chirp.   Chirp..... Chirp!!! Or insert crickets here!

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17 minutes ago, reinhard1 said:

One of the best "brine's" for chicken is just plain buttermilk.  Soak overnight and your good to go.  Yes Italian dressing is a great marinade.  Yes, and freezer paper beats zip bags hands down.  good luck.

The chicken drumsticks are the ONLY thing in my freezer I did NOT wrapper in freezer paper...I was out. :blush:  Well, we got that out of the way.      Boar and LL are wunnerful folk, so there.  :grin:

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7 minutes ago, bobberineyes said:

Yepper! !! This one was marked half off cuz it was used...:eek:

pretty good deal, I did hear most of those used ones were from the hog farm but a few were used in a new human study.  Odds are pretty good you don't have the human used one so I wouldn't worry about it.  As RH says "good luck". :)

 

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I have been retired since 2007. I do almost all of the cooking which is fine because I really enjoy it, my wife does a lot of the house cleaning. She is my second wife, I got it right the second time. I am her third husband and I have to behave because her first two are dead....

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25 minutes ago, Crow Hunter said:

I have been retired since 2007. I do almost all of the cooking which is fine because I really enjoy it, my wife does a lot of the house cleaning. She is my second wife, I got it right the second time. I am her third husband and I have to behave because her first two are dead....

Holy schmoly crow, just keep doing what your doing, we don't need her to go crow hunting. ..

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I am on my fourth or fifth, can't ever remember.  I do all the cooking but do it all on sunday since i do not get home early enough to cook.  This also allows me to have my lunches preplanned and and most dinners.  we will get pizza every now and again but for most part eat at home.  and i am only on my second.  Does make people wonder when you say you can't remember.  

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ya know ive often wonderd why they dont put a expiration date in a marriage lisence. say after five years, you can renew or just go yur seperate ways. after 10 years, same thing but if ya renew ya cant till 20, if ya make twenty ya might as well sign up for the long haul. it be a good way to mix up the cooking, 

3 hours ago, leechlake said:

poking eggs, welding jokes, backstrap jerky are all old jokes we've worn out.

There was never enough discussion of how amazing Boar and I are.  Feel free to expand on that topic.

Yeah what happened ther. we need more wemon on this thread, they'll understand. specially since we can cook. this is a cooking thread ya kn know, and Im steping up to bat and going to attempt my hand at...CUNG CUNG CUNG!!! SPAGETTI....CUNG CUNG CUNG. tune in next week to as my noodle simmers. see this is a cooking thread. im gona cook.

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Boar,

I can't make that modeling gig that we were asked to do, again, this weekend.  They asked me to ask you to show up a little early to sign my part of the autographs for the female models and the fans.  Oh yeah, bring an extra box of Sharpies since we ran out last time.  I owe you!

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4 hours ago, leechlake said:

poking eggs, welding jokes, backstrap jerky are all old jokes we've worn out.

There was never enough discussion of how amazing Boar and I are.  Feel free to expand on that topic.

welding isn't a joke........its a skilled trade and career!!!!!!!!!!!

3 hours ago, Crow Hunter said:

I have been retired since 2007. I do almost all of the cooking which is fine because I really enjoy it, my wife does a lot of the house cleaning. She is my second wife, I got it right the second time. I am her third husband and I have to behave because her first two are dead....

dang, you sleep at night??????:D

1 hour ago, leechlake said:

Boar,

I can't make that modeling gig that we were asked to do, again, this weekend.  They asked me to ask you to show up a little early to sign my part of the autographs for the female models and the fans.  Oh yeah, bring an extra box of Sharpies since we ran out last time.  I owe you!

what nursing homes you go model at??????;):P:D

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