What's for Dinner?

[LizzieMaine]

Chips is British English for "French fries." Fish and chips is one of our ancestral foods in New England and the Maritime Provinces - best served sizzling hot from the oil at a dockside or roadside stand in a little red and white checkered cardboard basket, and doused with malt vinegar from a shaker bottle on the counter. Even better if they throw in a handful of batter scraps with the fish.

 

[2jakes]

Chips is British English for "French fries." Fish and chips is one of our ancestral foods in New England and the Maritime Provinces - best served sizzling hot from the oil at a dockside or roadside stand in a little red and white checkered cardboard basket, and doused with malt vinegar from a shaker bottle on the counter. Even better if they throw in a handful of batter scraps with the fish.

Sounds delicious !
Makes me wanna go up New England way just to enjoy that.
It's been pouring hard rain all day (another topic) & just don't feel like going to
the grocery store.
So I'll just cook that frozen TV pot-pie & look at pictures of fish & chips
if I can find one...

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

Chips is British English for "French fries." Fish and chips is one of our ancestral foods in New England and the Maritime Provinces - best served sizzling hot from the oil at a dockside or roadside stand in a little red and white checkered cardboard basket, and doused with malt vinegar from a shaker bottle on the counter. Even better if they throw in a handful of batter scraps with the fish.

And potato chips in the UK are "crisps."

 

[2jakes]

Haven't decided !

Waiting for the rain to stop & go out & get something ready made.

But the frozen TV dinner leftover from last year is looking better .



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[video=youtube;C-6mI708yWc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=C-6mI708yWc#t=5[/video]

 

[jamespowers]

Put a dry rub on a pork butt and venison rump roast last night and let them sit in the fridge. Started the butt smoking around 7:30 this morning with some apple wood and put the roast on several hours later. Serving them up with baked potatoes, green beans and cole slaw.

Did the Heeler get some?

 

[Babydoll]

Tacos tonight, hubby's request.

 

[Bamaboots]

Did the Heeler get some?

That dog loves venison.

 

[jamespowers]

Tacos tonight, hubby's request.

Taco Monday.

 

[jamespowers]

That dog loves venison.

Of course! He's no fool.

 

[Babydoll]

Taco Monday.

Yep. Found a perfectly ripe avocado at the store today, so we'll go with it.

 

[HoosierDaddy]

Homemade chicken & dumplings..mashed potatoes...and corn on the cob.
Coca Cola
Chocolate cake
HD

 

[Bamaboots]

mmmmmm..... Chicken and dumplings. HD, you southern at heart?

 

[HoosierDaddy]

mmmmmm..... Chicken and dumplings. HD, you southern at heart?

Most of my ancestors were from NC. Was raised on my Grandmother's southern style cooking...so the closer I can get to that little bit o heaven..the better.
HD

 

[Touchofevil]

mmmmmm..... Chicken and dumplings. HD, you southern at heart?

Well fed, at the very least.

 

[Bamaboots]

Most of my ancestors were from NC. Was raised on my Grandmother's southern style cooking...so the closer I can get to that little bit o heaven..the better.
HD

Well bred and fed.

 

[pawineguy]

Homemade chicken & dumplings..mashed potatoes...and corn on the cob.
Coca Cola
Chocolate cake
HD

Man that sounds good. My Southern California bred wife would be yelling at me about "two starches."

 

[jamespowers]

Man that sounds good. My Southern California bred wife would be yelling at me about "two starches."

Starch is good for the brain.

 

[Touchofevil]

Starch is good for the brain.

And great for the stomach.

 

[Babydoll]

mmmmmm..... Chicken and dumplings. HD, you southern at heart?

Last time we visited Hubby's family in Texas, he had chicken and dumplings with a side of dumplings. Not in my "Yankee " cooking repertoire, so he had to get his fill when he could.

 

[HoosierDaddy]

Starch is good for the brain.

Aah..so that's how I've formulated such diabolical schemes for all these years now. Thanks for the info and insight, JP..!!