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Now we are talking! With Texas Pete?
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What's for Dinner?
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Now we are talking! With Texas Pete?
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With Texas Pete?
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Tabasco.
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Noooooooooooooooooooooooooo!
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Ground pork burgers, sweet potato fries, green salad with ranch.
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Chicken-broiled with all the trimins'; a book review of Marilynne Robinson's Lila.
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Crappy neck ties, great hot sauce.
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Definitely crappy neckties.
LOL
Well at least we agree on that much.
Pepperoni pizza tonight.
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If you have a Trader Joe's in your area, and like spicy sauces, try their Jalapeno sauce. It is hubby's go-to, and he used to be a Tapatio man. He likes the spice. (That's why he married me. )
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I've seen the Jalapeno sauce. They also have Tabasco sauce with soy sauce.
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He loves sambal oelek so much that he's been known to smother a burger, pork chop, meatloaf, or a piece of baked chicken in it. I don't take it as a statement about my cooking that he needs to smother it in a spicy condiment to be able to eat it. My food can stand on its own.
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He loves sambal oelek so much that he's been known to smother a burger, pork chop, meatloaf, or a piece of baked chicken in it. I don't take it as a statement about my cooking that he needs to smother it in a spicy condiment to be able to eat it. My food can stand on its own.
I have been known to smother things no matter what.
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He loves sambal oelek so much that he's been known to smother a burger, pork chop, meatloaf, or a piece of baked chicken in it. I don't take it as a statement about my cooking that he needs to smother it in a spicy condiment to be able to eat it. My food can stand on its own.
Though it may not be a good thing if your food can stand on its own -- literally.
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Though it may not be a good thing if your food can stand on its own -- literally.
That is the way I like my steaks.
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