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Yum! And look at those caps! Awesome. I’ll be having simple steak (NY strip) and baked beans. Side potatoes. Nuthin fancy.




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Boneless Chicken covered Dijon mustard then breaded with crushed cheetos,
then baked in an air fryer. I was trying something different. It was actually good.




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Having sandwiches with the extra rib roast I cooked yesterday. I spent some time today with my whetstones and carving knife. Should be all set for the turkey tomorrow.



My favorite use of leftover prime rib.



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Collards with garlic and ham, topped with a splash of stone ground mustard.




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Cod, roasted asparagus, and taters.




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Between 10 August and 6 December I lost 32 pounds. Granted most during my recent 6+ weeks illness and week in the local hospital. Been watching what I eat and portions as I do not want to put any weight back on.

One of the few things I enjoyed from the hospital kitchen was a Greek salad. Had my son pick up a block of Feta and had at it. Lettuce, cucumbers, bell peppers, tomatoes, red onions, black olives, feta... pretty straight forward.
Big Grin

Before adding the dressing:



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I made a pretty good meat loaf out of ground Deer meat . Also had some steamed vegetables .
 
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Another simple but tasty entrée tonight:
southern fried cabbage Smile



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Chicken grilled cheese. Last night.



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Tonight - lamb, rice (Zojirushi), broccoli/cheese, and asiago cheese bread.




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Broke out of my mold and tried something new with the zucchinini from my garden. I made them into zucchini boat beef enchiladas. Pretty tasty and much healthier than regular enchiladas.



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Baked beans with smoked sausage cut up in it. Add a bit of BBQ sauce and it makes a cheap but good meal.

No pics as it didn't last long enough... Smile


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Spaghetti, using my grandmother's sauce recipe.

Boy, does my house smell good! Smile




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Son had friends over; wife ordered Domino’s ‘cause teenage boys will eat anything.

A few leftover pieces, some mozzarella and pepperoni, 5 minutes in a 500 degree oven, and it’s almost as good as a frozen pizza. I did heat the pan for a minute on the stovetop before putting it in the oven. The crust was crispy on the bottom.





 
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Between 10 August and 6 December I lost 32 pounds. Granted most during my recent 6+ weeks illness and week in the local hospital. Been watching what I eat and portions as I do not want to put any weight back on.

One of the few things I enjoyed from the hospital kitchen was a Greek salad. Had my son pick up a block of Feta and had at it. Lettuce, cucumbers, bell peppers, tomatoes, red onions, black olives, feta... pretty straight forward.
Big Grin

Before adding the dressing:


Glad to read in the other thread that you are on the mend. I’ve enjoyed seeing your cooking. This looks tasty. Thanks.
 
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Tonight - lamb, rice (Zojirushi), broccoli/cheese, and asiago cheese bread.



Nice!

Had chops last weekend.




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Tonight I plan to bake a number of small white potatoes....then open them, season with Cajun seasoning, and cover them with cream chip beef!! A green tossed salad for a side, and lemon pie to finish it all off.
 
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Doing the carnivore diet for a while. Tonight I had a ribeye. About 2.5 lb, 2 bone. Souse Vide for 7 hours at 125, seared on the Napolean infra-red sear burner...







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Pork and sausage stew with sauerkraut, sweet onion, carrots and apples.



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ArtieS that looks mighty delicious.
 
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