Cooking: What's your favorite meal to create?

AnnaG

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"I made baked spuds, cobcorn and BBQed a couple elk steaks. :icon_smile: I'll take that over gooey jellied meat any day."

If you think that a meal like that beats head cheese, you must have a lonely and boring life.
*shrugs* That's merely your opinion. Hardly fact.
If you think you're level headed and balanced, you must be an aardvark.

Nice baked ham with au gratin scalloped potatoes and turnips and/or yams or carrots etc.
Tomorrow night we are having Jambalaya.
Ham n scalped spuds n veggies is yummy, but not one of my faves to make. I can pass on the yams, too.
 

JLM

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Ham n scalped spuds n veggies is yummy, but not one of my faves to make. I can pass on the yams, too.[/QUOTE]

And especially yummy with a side order of head cheese. :lol:
 

AnnaG

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Ham n scalped spuds n veggies is yummy, but not one of my faves to make. I can pass on the yams, too.

And especially yummy with a side order of head cheese. :lol:[/QUOTE].... to you. N/A in my house.
 

Avro

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Not sure if it's fair to pick one.

One I do enjoy is cedar planked salmon....simple....healthy....and oh so good.:cool:
 

karrie

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I saw a recipe the other day for cedar plank brie with blueberry sauce all done on the BBQ. I think that might be my next appetizer experiment.
 

Avro

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I saw a recipe the other day for cedar plank brie with blueberry sauce all done on the BBQ. I think that might be my next appetizer experiment.

Yep, I've done Brie on cedar as well.....yes the cheese, not some chick named brie.;-)
 

Cliffy

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Saturday I made Rouladen. Made up the sauce with dill pickle brine, Tamari and Teryaki sauces, garlic powder and Spike. Slow cooked in the Crock Pot for 4 hours. Tender. The beef just fell apart. Shared it with friends who never heard of it before. They were impressed. Hell, I was impressed. I never made it before and pretty much made it up as I went along.
 

relic

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Think homemade baked beans,do them up however you like,I like lots of ,lassies and onions.Before you put them in the oven{this will take a big dish} stuff a pheasant{or pidgeon or whatever}in the middle and bake.The bird or whatever w ill soak up all the juice as it cooks.