Pork Loin today
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As Flo would say "If that ain't Down Home Cooking, you can kiss my Grits" - - - what an awesome plate of Suthern Grub, my Friend.
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Thanks OUP. I hadn’t made those corn things in a while but they were good
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Dang, guess I was so hungry I didn't post the pork; Duh
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Salt. Pepper. Garlic and perfectly cooked pork. Doesn’t get much better
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GRailsback wrote:Livin right Mr Rambo, livin right. Now about that trip to the deer stand?
Sorry Greg, just saw this . they are still in Rut here but not as insane as it was last week . I've got a mature 6 I'm wanting . I've only seen him twice , both times right at dark so he's smart . He's 16-18" and HEAVY ; I'm guessing the main beams to be 20". He won't score much on a B&C system but he is a unique Trophy IMHO .
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Rambo wrote:Thanks OUP. I hadn’t made those corn things in a while but they were good
Is that fried cornbread ? Mom used to do leftover mashed taters that looked exactly like those.
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OldUsedParts wrote:Rambo wrote:Thanks OUP. I hadn’t made those corn things in a while but they were good
Is that fried cornbread ? Mom used to do leftover mashed taters that looked exactly like those.
I really don't knw what to call it . I took a can of whole kernel corn, some cornmeal , flour and eggs and worked it until it got tacky
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OK, when you mentioned the can of corn, it reminded me of what Mom used to call Corn Pone Fritters and the Family loved them too
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OldUsedParts wrote:OK, when you mentioned the can of corn, it reminded me of what Mom used to call Corn Pone Fritters and the Family loved them too
Corn fritters is what I was thinking. Whatever you call them, I’d call for a second helping
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OldUsedParts wrote:OK, when you mentioned the can of corn, it reminded me of what Mom used to call Corn Pone Fritters and the Family loved them too
Whatever it’s called they sure were good
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Joernolav wrote:That looks delicious.
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Sailor Kenshin wrote:Joernolav wrote:That looks delicious.
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What he says!
I'm having leftovers right now ; awesome
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I agree, You ARE eating good man !!
That looks delicious, a little Apple Sauce and Garlic Bread on the side and call me up a recliner and pillow and I'm done .
Great cook dude !
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That looks delicious, a little Apple Sauce and Garlic Bread on the side and call me up a recliner and pillow and I'm done .
Great cook dude !
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