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Might as well shut the whole thread down lol. Sheesh.
raddichio salad at angler
bbq at horn bbq
caviar poptarts at nonesuch
bussdown
random home eats
What's the 2nd to last pic?
What's the 2nd to last pic?
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And hasn't lost the touch! Beautiful food and photography.
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This will be pandemonium.
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Random snacks from CVS. So good.
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My wife always wanted to buy in bulk to reduce grocery store trips and overall cost of goods. I never disagreed but my mindset was stuck in a routine where I couldnt bare with the upfront cost. During this pandemic, especially early on, there were alot food limitations (ex: could only buy like 2 bags of chicken) and alot of shortages and bare shelves. Never thought something like this could happen in America. It opened my eyes to what my wife was thinking and I figured its good to have extra food avail than just enough, like I'm used to.
I live in the country and I have a lot of friends that have farms. So my boy asked me if I wanted a cow cus he was takin a bunch to the butcher.(I had copped like 20 chickens from him). I just went for a half to see how it goes and I needed to get a deep freezer but aint wanna splurge onna huge one. Meat ran me around $1300.
I've learnedIts pretty standard to have multiple deep freezers of meat out here.
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Coconut curry chicken
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Has anyone ever used a food steamer? I’m trying to decide if I should get one to make baby food or this fancy gadget they have that is a steamer on one side and a blender on the other.
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my boy was the Sous chef at Angler - how was it? He left before the pandemic for TFL
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Ugh maybe. Idk something for veggies. Like this is what I saw online.Like this?
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I use the baeba for my latest pickup. It’s nice and convenient. I never gave him jar or premade anything with all the heavy metal studies that’s been going on. I would just recommend getting the glass insert. I saw the one you put on ig I would probably get that over the one I have now.
Also check eBay. These baby gadgets be od expensive
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Yes with my first I made everything as welll but I used to boil everything and I’m like there’s such fancy baby gadgets now but wasn’t sure if worth it. But yea pricey. Thanks I think I might do it. We got the ok from the doctor to start next month so I’m just pre planning.
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How many months is she?
Yeah I usually get up, steam him some stuff and it lasts me maybe two days. Then I’ll blend him some other stuff. Bro is a tank tho. But it’s very beneficial for meal prepping if your kid isn’t a garbage disposal like mine. You can likely get 4-5 meals and some snacks out of one cook.
Yeah I usually get up, steam him some stuff and it lasts me maybe two days. Then I’ll blend him some other stuff. Bro is a tank tho. But it’s very beneficial for meal prepping if your kid isn’t a garbage disposal like mine. You can likely get 4-5 meals and some snacks out of one cook.
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My #NT familyyyy it's been a little minute, love seeing all the good eats!
I got a bunch of stuff I need to post still, holiday weight af
I got a bunch of stuff I need to post still, holiday weight af
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More eats, happy Thursday y'all!
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Making these posts always make me hungry all over again 
Idk why I felt the need to have all these snack bags open
Idk why I felt the need to have all these snack bags open
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Last one!
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Nah just get the thing DC posted or use the pot insert if you got one.Ugh maybe. Idk something for veggies. Like this is what I saw online.
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Any tips on making crab cakes.
Going to make an attempt on christmas.
Fried bangus (milkfish) for lunch
I don’t always use fillers but if I do, I use Ritz crackers because they are more buttery. I’ve used dill, chives, and or tarragon in my mix before. Also a splash of hot sauce. When I put it in the broiler, I put a bit of butter on top on the crab cake. If you want more of a crispier bottom, you can either used a cast iron pan and heat it on the stove first and add the cake and essentially give it a sear. Or preheat the pan
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I’ve used chicken in a biscuit crackers In my mix also
