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Why don't you get a robot mower? We have one that does the job once or twice a week. It checks the weather and thereby calculate the growth and the need.
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All I pay is $35 per Mow and they do a great job. Usually every other week or when he's in the Area. He never lets it get tall at all.
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The piquante looks great OUP. I love to make chicken and sausage sauce piquante with okra and tomatoes as a side.
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Yumm, KAM, I almost put some okra and maters in this right at the end but it tasted so good, I didn't.
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Norway Joe wrote:Why don't you get a robot mower? We have one that does the job once or twice a week. It checks the weather and thereby calculate the growth
that sounds interesting, the only problem is the dog would probably try to ride the mower...
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Haha. Cool picture.spacetrucker wrote:Norway Joe wrote:Why don't you get a robot mower? We have one that does the job once or twice a week. It checks the weather and thereby calculate the growth
that sounds interesting, the only problem is the dog would probably try to ride the mower...
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Like most Households, it's never hard to see who is pretty much "running the show"
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Looks perfect and supertasty.
If I get some alligator, I´d try thatsure
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If I get some alligator, I´d try thatsure
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What is the "Tony´s basic Vegetables Mix"?
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daBertl wrote:What is the "Tony´s basic Vegetables Mix"?
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I should have mentioned that when I posted this. Here's is Tony's Recipe from the book but I don't use Garlic and I like to hand chop the Own-Yawns, Peppers and Celery. I also prefer to use Anaheim Peppers instead of Bell Peppers but this would be your call, OK?
We also call this the Cajun Trinity
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P.S. sometimes I like to pre-cook (sautee) these but Sauce Piquante gets sooooo much Simmer time, it's not necessary IMHO.
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OldUsedParts wrote:daBertl wrote:What is the "Tony´s basic Vegetables Mix"?
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I should have mentioned that when I posted this. Here's is Tony's Recipe from the book but I don't use Garlic and I like to hand chop the Own-Yawns, Peppers and Celery. I also prefer to use Anaheim Peppers instead of Bell Peppers but this would be your call, OK?
We also call this the Cajun Trinity
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P.S. sometimes I like to pre-cook (sautee) these but Sauce Piquante gets sooooo much Simmer time, it's not necessary IMHO.
Don´t worry, i better asked for that Mix
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And I already ordered some Alligator. Not really cheap, but I want to try that stuff
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Nice OUP. Thanks for the detailed write up and pics.
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