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I'm not that fond of Chik Filet's food that I could even imagine ordering the whole menu. I mean, the food is all right, but I guess I'm not as thrilled by chicken marinated in dill pickle juice, and served with a dill pickle on top in a sandwich, as some people seem to be.
Not a problem as I really don't need to be eating a lot of deep fried chicken sandwiches or other deep fried food anyway.
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I was watching the first episode of the seasons worst cooks in America and one of the contestants pointed to the stove and asked what's that ? Another had the Stove and Oven turned off since She did not need them. A third contestant asked Do these Brown Eggs taste like the White Eggs ? Another contestant had to be told turn the Knife over and use the sharp side to slice the New York Strip Steak.
Wow !
I wouldn't call them "worst cooks" but rather "not cooks at all" if they don't know the stuff they ask about up there or won't USE a stove or oven, though, to be fair, I can and do cook an awful lot of stuff in the microwave, some of it quite nice, but for some really good stuff I do need a stove and/or oven. I guess a microwave only cook could still be called a cook, but probably not the best cook, though maybe not the worst either. And if they don't even know how to use a sharp knife? Not only not a cook, but a danger to him/herself even in eating food!
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I never understood the fear of clowns thing ?
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I'm back home from walking no cents. The Temperature out the door was 70 degrees and semi comfortable while walking due to humidity IMO.
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Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »Howdy y'all. It's terrific Tuesday! 70 with an expected high of 91 and 0% chance of precipitation.
Finished off my lamb meatballs last night for a late dinner after the orchid society meeting. I cooked some ring spaghetti (like spaghettios, but freshly cooked - they have another name but I can't think of it) and had them with some spicy marinara and a generous sprinkle of Parmesan/Romano.
J had some of the same pasta and sauce, with a couple of fried, broken yolk eggs on top, and a generous sprinkle of Parmesan/Romano as a very shakshuka-like dinner, just over pasta instead of toast. I like it either way, but really prefer the toast, and prefer my egg(s) runny on shakshuka.
We had Oliver's wellness check (and chipping) at our vet yesterday and he's learning to get used to the lid opening and closing on his magic food bowl, in reaction to the chip. It was at the first level (barely moving and barely closing) yesterday and today it closes about halfway, so he can still readily see and smell the food. He didn't seem at all phased by the movement yesterday or today. Tomorrow I'll set it to close about three quarters of the way and by Thursday, it should be all the way and he should be fully trained to use his food bowl.
He's still very affectionate and lovable, and Kiara is still feeling betrayed when she smells him on us. Lilo was interested this morning when J carried Oliver around, and didn't hiss until he got really close to her and she had sniffed his tail thoroughly. J never did put him down, and we feel Lilo will be fine when we move him out to general population, as long as he doesn't push it with her and if he does, she'll smack him down and remind him that she's the queen and he's just a lowly minion who needs to remember his place.
Dinah doesn't seem really concerned at all as yet, and we think she'll be just fine making friends with him. Hopefully that won't upset Kiara, as right now Kiara and Dinah are best friends.
It will all work itself out. I didn't really want to get back to having this many cats, but I'll get used to it too.
Oliver's only apparent health issue was a mild yeast problem in his ears, and I have daily drops to rub in for that for a few days. They are refrigerated and cold, and he hates them but loves the treats that follow administration. That's our usual method. If we have to do something HORRIBLE to the cats (like cold drops massaged into the ear, or a shot) they immediately get treats after, to lessen the blow.
The doctor at the vet's office even gave him treats yesterday after all the HORRIBLE things they did to him. He gobbled them right up.
In my Youth I used to buy and cook a pasta called wagon wheels and Loose cooked Hamburger in Ragu brand Spaghetti sauce.
What kind of gadgets are really needed beyond a Cheese Slicer and a Cheese Grater.parityanimal wrote: »Kitchen gadgets for cheese lovers.
I have never had Chik Filets food, I believe there is one within driving distance as well as the not yet tried In and Out Burger.parityanimal wrote: »I'm not that fond of Chik Filet's food that I could even imagine ordering the whole menu. I mean, the food is all right, but I guess I'm not as thrilled by chicken marinated in dill pickle juice, and served with a dill pickle on top in a sandwich, as some people seem to be.
Not a problem as I really don't need to be eating a lot of deep fried chicken sandwiches or other deep fried food anyway.
Why would You marinate chicken in Dill Pickle Juice ? I do like a Fried or grilled Chicken Filet sandwich on a roll with Lettuce, Tomato, Mayo or Thousand Island dressing.
Fast does not equal Goodparityanimal wrote: »World's fastest meatballs?
In the first episode they are asked to prepare their best dish for the judges, in this case Anne Burrell and Robert Irvine.parityanimal wrote: »I was watching the first episode of the seasons worst cooks in America and one of the contestants pointed to the stove and asked what's that ? Another had the Stove and Oven turned off since She did not need them. A third contestant asked Do these Brown Eggs taste like the White Eggs ? Another contestant had to be told turn the Knife over and use the sharp side to slice the New York Strip Steak.
Wow !
I wouldn't call them "worst cooks" but rather "not cooks at all" if they don't know the stuff they ask about up there or won't USE a stove or oven, though, to be fair, I can and do cook an awful lot of stuff in the microwave, some of it quite nice, but for some really good stuff I do need a stove and/or oven. I guess a microwave only cook could still be called a cook, but probably not the best cook, though maybe not the worst either. And if they don't even know how to use a sharp knife? Not only not a cook, but a danger to him/herself even in eating food!
Watching the judges try and I do mean try in many cases to taste the food is hilarious.
As I understand it they are nominated for the show by family.
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Howdy y'all. It's wonderful Wednesday! 78 with an expected high of 92 and 0% chance of precipitation.
Just dropped my car off at the shop (again) for the same problem. Clearly there is a short somewhere in the electrical harness, but it may take them some time to locate just where. Started acting up on the way to my cousin's funeral two Saturday's ago, and all the way back from it. So for 20 miles on the way, and 40 on the way back, it was fun (not) listening to chirps, dings, beeps, etc., and watching dash lights flicker, go off, come back on, and then steady for a while, only to start all over.
Each time, so far, they have fixed something that NEEDED fixing anyway, so I have no issues with the shop. They do good work and charge a fair price. I know that these kind of intermittent problems can be hell to find as they can test a given bit and everything seems fine, because they didn't happen to test it at JUST THE RIGHT MOMENT when it was acting up.
Don't know how long it will be in this time. I may have to rent a car to drive to Memphis for the funeral of a good friend who died in her sleep on the 12th. Arrangements have not been made yet, so don't know when it will be. Even if I were to get my van back in time, I think I'd rather rent for this trip, as the van won't have been road tested on a long(ish) trip yet.
Already cleaned cat bowls from yesterday, and the cats and I have all been fed. The LYFT back from the shop was only $7.60 and I added a $2.00 for the driver's tip.
Dinner last night was very late, as I was just about to get something started when I found out about my friend's death, and then didn't REALLY want anything but eventually had to make something to eat with my evening medication, and of course to feed J who doesn't mind eating very late like that. I'd prefer to eat earlier but am OK with occasionally having a very late dinner. Needless to say it wasn't too long after dinner when I went to bed. I ended up just making a quick macaroni and cheese in spicy white cheese sauce. It was good. Took care of needs.
J had two servings last night and I finished it off this morning for breakfast.
Also discovered this morning, in moving the hot dogs to get to the cheese, that what USED to be a 7 pack of Hebrew National mostly fat free dogs has turned into a 6 pack. I thought the wrong amount was left in the package I had opened the other day and knew J wouldn't have eaten one, thought back to when I had eaten from it, and how many and concluded that either I had eaten one in my sleep, a burglar had broken in and eaten just a hot dog and nothing else, or they had reduced the package size. A quick look at the front of the package verified the latter. I don't have any issue with this, and an even number makes it easier to come out even with the buns, if one eats buns with their hot dog. It was just a surprise because I had expected to get 7.
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Grilled German potato salad. No, he's not grilling the potato salad. And it's not made from grilled Germans. No Germans (to the best of my knowledge) have been harmed in the making of this potato salad. It's made from grilled potatoes though.
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I don't claim to know what a timpano is. But I like breakfast and the preview picture looked interesting. So here it is!
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OK...what the *KITTEN* is amiwo?
Let's just find out...apparently it goes well with grilled chicken?
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My bread machine and I made this today. To be fair, it did most of the work but I DID have to lift that heavy bag of flour...and I resisted cutting into it hot, waiting for it to cool COMPLETELY before slicing off a thin end to eat with butter.
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Hi!
ITs been a long, but fun day! Chiro this morning, and lunch with Ted at RThomas...always good food there!
Home, nap, then I FINALLY made it to the gym...home, dinner, and now here. On my way to bed.
Oh, there was a brief moment of sanity, and I do have a load of gym clothes almost ready for the dryer. May wait to put them in the dryer til tomorrow though.
Bread looks delicious Ed. Have a small slice WITH butter for me, ok?
The pulled BBQ eggplant looked pretty amazing too. May have to try that when the weather breaks and I Want to run the oven some chilly morning!
Roger, sorry to know that the squirrels got more of your berries than you. Dratted little tree rats. Looks like you may have to invest in some netting to keep the little furry thieves out of your berry patch!
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Squirrels...taste like chicken. Just saying.
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I'm back home from walking no cents. The Temperature out the door was 76 degrees and semi comfortable while walking despite the light breeze due to humidity IMO.
As I was passing the church I noticed one large and two small deer eating the churches lawn.
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Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »Write it down, Yup
I liked that one
Intermittent problems were also the hardest to find the cause of when I was doing computer repairs.parityanimal wrote: »Howdy y'all. It's wonderful Wednesday! 78 with an expected high of 92 and 0% chance of precipitation.
Just dropped my car off at the shop (again) for the same problem. Clearly there is a short somewhere in the electrical harness, but it may take them some time to locate just where. Started acting up on the way to my cousin's funeral two Saturday's ago, and all the way back from it. So for 20 miles on the way, and 40 on the way back, it was fun (not) listening to chirps, dings, beeps, etc., and watching dash lights flicker, go off, come back on, and then steady for a while, only to start all over.
Each time, so far, they have fixed something that NEEDED fixing anyway, so I have no issues with the shop. They do good work and charge a fair price. I know that these kind of intermittent problems can be hell to find as they can test a given bit and everything seems fine, because they didn't happen to test it at JUST THE RIGHT MOMENT when it was acting up.
Don't know how long it will be in this time. I may have to rent a car to drive to Memphis for the funeral of a good friend who died in her sleep on the 12th. Arrangements have not been made yet, so don't know when it will be. Even if I were to get my van back in time, I think I'd rather rent for this trip, as the van won't have been road tested on a long(ish) trip yet.
To the good at least it keeps running while the trouble is manifesting and does not leave You calling AAA or some towing company.
I am sorry to hear about Your friends upcoming funeral. Just curious would Bus, Train, or a flying equal in money the rental cost.
I seem to prefer Kraft Dinner or Commercially made Mac & Cheese to what I have managed to make at home. My home made never seems to be a tasty.Already cleaned cat bowls from yesterday, and the cats and I have all been fed. The LYFT back from the shop was only $7.60 and I added a $2.00 for the driver's tip.
Dinner last night was very late, as I was just about to get something started when I found out about my friend's death, and then didn't REALLY want anything but eventually had to make something to eat with my evening medication, and of course to feed J who doesn't mind eating very late like that. I'd prefer to eat earlier but am OK with occasionally having a very late dinner. Needless to say it wasn't too long after dinner when I went to bed. I ended up just making a quick macaroni and cheese in spicy white cheese sauce. It was good. Took care of needs.
J had two servings last night and I finished it off this morning for breakfast.
Your post led me to look and and sure enough what I suspected has happened, The price is the same and the weight is less. Now they weigh 9.43 ounces vs thisAlso discovered this morning, in moving the hot dogs to get to the cheese, that what USED to be a 7 pack of Hebrew National mostly fat free dogs has turned into a 6 pack. I thought the wrong amount was left in the package I had opened the other day and knew J wouldn't have eaten one, thought back to when I had eaten from it, and how many and concluded that either I had eaten one in my sleep, a burglar had broken in and eaten just a hot dog and nothing else, or they had reduced the package size. A quick look at the front of the package verified the latter. I don't have any issue with this, and an even number makes it easier to come out even with the buns, if one eats buns with their hot dog. It was just a surprise because I had expected to get 7.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Hebrew-National-97-Fat-Free-Beef-Franks-11-Ounce/12444343
This button opens a dialog that displays additional images for this product with the option to zoom in or out.Hebrew National 97% Fat Free Beef Franks, 11 Ounce
Hebrew National 97% Fat Free Beef Franks, 11 Ounce
Once again a hidden price increase, It appears that this happened a little while ago as both the latest package I bought Sunday and the older ones in the freezer are the same smaller size
Might be OK, without tasting it myself I have no opinion.parityanimal wrote: »Grilled German potato salad. No, he's not grilling the potato salad. And it's not made from grilled Germans. No Germans (to the best of my knowledge) have been harmed in the making of this potato salad. It's made from grilled potatoes though.
Sure Does look tasty.parityanimal wrote: »I don't claim to know what a timpano is. But I like breakfast and the preview picture looked interesting. So here it is!
Looks good to me.parityanimal wrote: »Valerie, this one is for you! Pulled barbecue eggplant!
I would not have even tried not to cut into the hot loaf once it warmed up as I love it when the butter melts into it.parityanimal wrote: »My bread machine and I made this today. To be fair, it did most of the work but I DID have to lift that heavy bag of flour...and I resisted cutting into it hot, waiting for it to cool COMPLETELY before slicing off a thin end to eat with butter.
Tuesday I tried something I had seen on TV commercials and cooking shows where they put a butter pat on a steak. So I tried putting some softened butter on the Chicken Breast I warmed up in the Microwave.
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Hi ValerieGardenKatGardens wrote: »Hi!
ITs been a long, but fun day! Chiro this morning, and lunch with Ted at RThomas...always good food there!
Home, nap, then I FINALLY made it to the gym...home, dinner, and now here. On my way to bed.
Oh, there was a brief moment of sanity, and I do have a load of gym clothes almost ready for the dryer. May wait to put them in the dryer til tomorrow though.
Bread looks delicious Ed. Have a small slice WITH butter for me, ok?
The pulled BBQ eggplant looked pretty amazing too. May have to try that when the weather breaks and I Want to run the oven some chilly morning!
Roger, sorry to know that the squirrels got more of your berries than you. Dratted little tree rats. Looks like you may have to invest in some netting to keep the little furry thieves out of your berry patch!
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Whatever a RThomas is, Chain Food or ??
The Tree Rats ate a lot more than I managed to get as they eat them when they are only approaching ripe. My Brother mentioned that maybe something like Rabbit netting next year.
If the bread was cold I would likely butter a thick slice and then Microwave it to a warm condition.
Have a Nice Day
Roger
Hi Againparityanimal wrote: »Squirrels...taste like chicken. Just saying.
I have heard the same thing said of many critters including Peacocks and Peahens.
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Howdy y'all. It's thrilling Thursday! 71 with an expected high of 91 and 20% chance of precipitation. In other words, a normal August day here for this year.
Breakfast this morning (no pictures-I was hungry and ate it up quickly) was comfort food. Two eggs, sunny side up. One slice of toast (from my home made bread), buttered and using up the last of the berry preserves in the fridge, and some crispy cooked bacon ends and pieces. Valerie, I'm considering that to be "your" slice. It was delicious! LOL.
As I just opened the bacon this morning, there is lots of it left for future use as bacon or as seasoning meat in beans or whatnot.
I like the cost of the ends and pieces but since it's not packaged up in nice, evenly arranged, slices, it can be a bit awkward getting it out of the package, and the thickness of the pieces isn't terribly consistent either. Still, it tastes just fine, albeit a bit salty, but most bacon is a bit salty.
Oliver was out most of the day yesterday, mingling, though the other cats still want nothing to do with him. They'll come around, I'm sure. We hear hissing whenever he gets too close to one of them. For the moment I put him back into "his" bathroom, where he spent the night as we didn't want to sleep in an armed camp last night. Perhaps on Friday night we'll take that step. He has discovered the kitchen counters so I have to check on breakables that he might decide to knock over or even off.
He's been out some this morning already but right now all the felines are feeding. Oliver, in the safety of his room, and the other three in the master bathroom where they always have their food bowls. I need to find a place in there for Oliver's food bowl too, as he's likely moving out of the hall bathroom as of Friday night.
Need to clean up yesterdays cat bowls and then await my package with my mail order (UPS actually) prescription.
Once again the endocrinologist's office called that scrip in to Walgreen's instead of CVS/Caremark mail order and then, when Walgreen's was in the process of filling it and told me they only had a partial order ready for pickup, insisted that she had (presumably personally?) faxed it to CVS/Caremark and was confused about how that one could possibly have been sent to Walgreen's. I am not angry about the mistake, but I am a little *KITTEN* off that she wouldn't own up to it either time she made this mistake. How about just, "Oh, I'm sorry, I must have sent it to the wrong pharmacy. Let me take care of that." instead of "I'm confused. I sent it to the right place!" when that is patently untrue.
I, of course, called Walgreen's and cancelled the order entirely and, since the dingbat at the doctor's office can't seem to get this right, I'm hoping that I will be able to (as done this time) request the refill directly through CVS/Caremark, to make sure it's at the right pharmacy, even when they need a new prescription...sigh.
Still, I always tell her how much I appreciate the time she spends for me at the doctor's office, gritting my teeth as I do, and really wanting to talk to the Doctor and tell him he needs to replace her with someone a bit more competent who will actually take responsibility for her own mistakes. Having been a "boss" I do know how difficult it can be to get a staff who are all really good fits for the job requirements.
Oliver is crying to get out of the bathroom now. I guess I'll let him back out and hope for the best.
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A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort.
Herm Albright (1876 - 1944)
All mushrooms are edible. Some, only once...
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Speaking of tasty breakfasts...some tasty breakfast recipes.
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I don't know if Portuguese chicken has become "the thing to eat" or not in Montreal, but since I'm not likely to be there any time soon, I guess I'll have to find another source (or make it myself) if I want to eat it.
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The REAL reason steak houses are disappearing. Or is it? Haven't watched yet, but maybe everyone has figured out that spending $60 for a $15 steak is not really very cost effective and cooking a steak at home is really not difficult?
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One of my brothers posted this one on facebook. I find it difficult to believe that they could fit that many dollars worth of ramen noodles into a single, 53 foot trailer...
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Roger, I'm sure you could make a tastier home made mac and cheese. You just need to learn how! Might try browsing the internet for techniques and recipes.
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Hey, hey,hey!!
Its not even noon!!
Sorry Roger, R Thomas, is a local 24 hour restaurant in midtown ATL...right on Peachtree St! ..literally only a sidewalk from table to street. Makes for some interesting watching as you eat. (Ted got a veg. burger that's house made, and a side of their cottage potatoes...(i've eaten the burger, and it's good!) He made up for lack of veggies for this vegetarian by getting a glass of just pressed carrot, apple &______., juice. Have had that too..delicious.
The indoor, (enclosed patio) decor is pure 60's!! They also have animal flesh for those who eat it. Marietta was always afraid she'd get something that was 'like' chicken, but wasn't!!! Will have to give the wait staff credit...for every answer they were assuring her that what she ordered would be 'real chicken' not fake stuff they maintained their composure and were all out patience!!!
I want to go back and watch that 10 vegan "meat dishes"...what I did see looked good!
Also Ed said it...squirrel is good as chicken...and its free if you catch one of the little rats.
This is going to make Roger mad...sorry Roger but I think its important. Yesterday's outrage of removing Security Clearance from a former CIA head....was just too much. Just cuz you CAN do something doesn't mean you should. And I will go to the store after gym and a stretch class I signed up for??? (what was I thinking??)...I will go to Publix and pick up a copy of the Atlanta newspaper to see if they have also followed the 360+ editorial pages across the nation in defense of the 4th Estate.
That is all...
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This meme was on GreenMed's newsletter today...I cannot get the pix to load here so what it said was
"Better than any argument is to rise at dawn and pic dew-wet red berries in a cup."
I immediately thought of Roger picking berries after his early morning walk!! So I'm doubly sorry about those berry eating tree rats...Yep, need to eat a few of the tree rats, wonder, Will They Taste Like Stollen raspberries???
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I'm back home from walking Yesterday when I went back out I found a shiny Dime, Today Nothing. The Temperature out the door was 77 degrees and uncomfortable while walking due to humidity IMO. I did make one change, I picked up a Super Big Gulp Diet Pepsi with a lot of ice which did help somewhat. I think there is enough caffeine in that to keep a lack of Caffeine Headache away.
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