Didn't feel like getting too involved in anything so I decided on oven fried catfish, Uncle Ben's rice, Bush's beans, chips, salsa and pico. Doesn't get much simpler than that.
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OK, so the process was simple but I'll bet the taste was far from that
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I like it and wish I had a plate right now!!
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Sailor Kenshin wrote:Even the chips look great.
Now watch, Russ, tell us that "there are no taters (?chips?) on that plate"
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I'm watching my figure.
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I watch mine every time I put my shoes on
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OldUsedParts wrote:Sailor Kenshin wrote:Even the chips look great.
Now watch, Russ, tell us that "there are no taters (?chips?) on that plate"
Lol, we call cooked potatoes chips but you call em fries, we call chips but you call em crisps, am I right??
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YES, we call fried taters "French Fries" and the stuff in the sack above we call "Chips" - - those are corn chips but we also have Tater Chips - - - are you confused yet
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