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MisterBGone

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And any time I buy anything out of the frozen food section of the gas station, or grocery store, that is seafood-related. It turns out terrible & in no way resembling the photos on the front of the package. . . Grr! I don't know what that says about me, but, prolly nothing grand?
 

MisterBGone

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Except this one kind of shrimp, that I can't seem to find any more. Once you'd cleared out all the freezer burn from the bottom of the bag, it was pretty epic! I'd go to ring it up at the register, and the clerk would always go, "Man! I didn't even know we had these?" ;D
 
I like your Daughter's nickname, @1964dodge ! And, I don't believe I've ever had the priviledge of having had Lobster, before~ but I have gone to Red Lobster, so maybe that counts for something. Just don't ask me what? I used to order a seasonal thing from Perkin's. I think it was called, hmm... If not Fisherman's Feast, it was some kind of a feast. "moveable?" Captain's Catch? You really got me.
I'm laughing, thanks
Wow, you guys all eat way too healthy for me! Doesn't that sort of defeat the purpose of signing up for - & registering for - an account here? I'm joking, of course. Only joking, but if you wish to sue me. I will see you in the people's court. Probably don't want to know what I just ate. Suffice to say,
You know another thing I have to admit; I don't even know what half of these things are, half of the time. But I do applaud all of the entries. Gives me something to aspire to. To graduate & look forward to - one day - or many lifetime's, perhaps: a~way! Isn't that... a television channel? In a weird way (wierd?) // it Almost feels AS-IF, I've eaten the meals you have prepared. . . just by reading them! Now, how does that happen? Magic~
:)
And being a bit bold here.... I'm willing to go land on Mike's porch for entry to his table this weekend.....he shouldn't be posting such food in such delicious detailed description when it's not easily available where I live.
 
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Windhover

meandering home
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...Like the other day, someone was mentioning that they'd prepared cole-slaw. And, I'm thinking "now where does one get cole~slaw?" (other than KFC, of course!) ;)
Doesn't that sort of defeat the purpose of signing up for - & registering for - an account here?
What we eat affects how we feel. I don't take meds for my anxiety and depression. So, I approach it with exercise, movement in general, and food intake.
MisterBGne Making cole slaw is an easy task. It's very inexpensive & a healthy side dish. A cabbage costs about a dollar or 2. Wash it and let it drip dry. Shred some cabbage into a bowl, until you have 2 or 3 cup's worth. In a little bowl, pour a couple teaspoonsfuls of apple cider vinegar, a scoop of honey, pinch of salt and pepper. Stir. Pour it over the shredded cabbage. Let it sit in the frig for 15 minutes. That's it.
Some folks add mayonaisse: I don't eat mayo. Plus, it makes the cole slaw greasy and soggy.
 

MisterBGone

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Wow? Thank you SeaBird! I really need to learn how to cook one of these "Lifetimes." I was reading about someone using a 'crock-pot,' recently, & then I'd remembered - my Mother buying me one of those brand new when I'd moved into this very house (& that was nearly ten years ago)~. <-*_/It's STILL never been used? Kind of like the Betty Crocker Cooking Basics, or whatever it's titled/called. That sits beside the toaster that I never use. Same thing with the microvwave (all of these are still in like new, or borderline mint cond. by the way!). Well, the microwave made for an excellent perch for which my cat could look outside the window & keep a watchful eye on things.

Now, as for the cole slaw; this seems daunting, & audacious - if I may be so bold? I don't even have (well I was going to say half b/c it sounds better, but that would be a lie...) any of those things - ingredient(s) wise. And as for the Cabbage. Well, I'm guessing you can just take (or make) a "Wild Guess!" Will have to research how to wash & cleanse later. . Would you use like a Cheese Grat/er? Well, it's no matter. Haven't got one of those either. I know, people find it downright fascinating when they come to visit, only to learn there aren't basic necessities such as salt & pepper, ketchup etc~. But what can I tell you, or them, or anyone else who cares to listen? I don't really have much use for them.

And my measuring cup situation is a bit, shall we say 'compromised,' at the moment. And we'll just leave it at that--for fear of having aleady said too much?! Ack- (honey! I haven't even seen honey in ages..;^)). And as for the last step, the putting it in the fridge to let marinate, or whatever. I believe this is the step that always keeps me from diving into the Deviled Egg(s) portion, or section of the pool. Love them as they may, I can never get the cool down step right. Ice? I don't even have the trays... Yes, you may be sensing a 'theme?' Perhaps, or perhaps not.

So I just get them w/my Cobb Salads & whatnot. Incidentally, I usually only eat lettuce from those salads in the bag, but then when a co-worker once remarked, who was a fabulous cook herself, that-that wasn't really salad, (or was it lettuce/veggies?). Well, what on Earth is or Was it then! Make believe? Imitation? I never eat the croutons. Half the time their stale, no matter the exp. date on the bag.

But you know what I DO have? Olive Oil & Apple Cider Vinegar (w/the Mother). Remember @pooky ? Sure you do(n't!)... hahaha~
Anyway, hopefully I've answered your question in full. And removed all doubt; shall we say? Yes, Madam... He is hopeless- Hope less, I say! Drat. I was always wondering what that flavouring was in there that I was tasting (w/the cole slaw)? And now I know: a whole lot more than I ever could have imagined.

Until We Meet Again, I shall remain,
Your ever FAITH-FUL Friende.
b~!*
 

1964dodge

Has a monkey as a friend
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I like your Daughter's nickname, @1964dodge ! And, I don't believe I've ever had the priviledge of having had Lobster, before~ but I have gone to Red Lobster, so maybe that counts for something. Just don't ask me what? I used to order a seasonal thing from Perkin's. I think it was called, hmm... If not Fisherman's Feast, it was some kind of a feast. "moveable?" Captain's Catch? You really got me.
our local seafood place has a fishermans platter

mike....*hug*shake
 

1964dodge

Has a monkey as a friend
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SF Supporter
the seafood chowder turned out great my wife wanted more lobster in it so instead of 2 pounds of lobster meat we had around 3 1/2 pounds. we added shrimp, whole belly clams, scallops, small piece of flounder, potatoes (not many ) sauteed onions, half and half and way too much real butter. it came out great and it made 7 quarts

mike
 
Wow? Thank you SeaBird! I really need to learn how to cook one of these "Lifetimes." I was reading about someone using a 'crock-pot,' recently, & then I'd remembered - my Mother buying me one of those brand new when I'd moved into this very house (& that was nearly ten years ago)~. <-*_/It's STILL never been used? Kind of like the Betty Crocker Cooking Basics, or whatever it's titled/called. That sits beside the toaster that I never use. Same thing with the microvwave (all of these are still in like new, or borderline mint cond. by the way!). Well, the microwave made for an excellent perch for which my cat could look outside the window & keep a watchful eye on things.

Now, as for the cole slaw; this seems daunting, & audacious - if I may be so bold? I don't even have (well I was going to say half b/c it sounds better, but that would be a lie...) any of those things - ingredient(s) wise. And as for the Cabbage. Well, I'm guessing you can just take (or make) a "Wild Guess!" Will have to research how to wash & cleanse later. . Would you use like a Cheese Grat/er? Well, it's no matter. Haven't got one of those either. I know, people find it downright fascinating when they come to visit, only to learn there aren't basic necessities such as salt & pepper, ketchup etc~. But what can I tell you, or them, or anyone else who cares to listen? I don't really have much use for them.

And my measuring cup situation is a bit, shall we say 'compromised,' at the moment. And we'll just leave it at that--for fear of having aleady said too much?! Ack- (honey! I haven't even seen honey in ages..;^)). And as for the last step, the putting it in the fridge to let marinate, or whatever. I believe this is the step that always keeps me from diving into the Deviled Egg(s) portion, or section of the pool. Love them as they may, I can never get the cool down step right. Ice? I don't even have the trays... Yes, you may be sensing a 'theme?' Perhaps, or perhaps not.

So I just get them w/my Cobb Salads & whatnot. Incidentally, I usually only eat lettuce from those salads in the bag, but then when a co-worker once remarked, who was a fabulous cook herself, that-that wasn't really salad, (or was it lettuce/veggies?). Well, what on Earth is or Was it then! Make believe? Imitation? I never eat the croutons. Half the time their stale, no matter the exp. date on the bag.

But you know what I DO have? Olive Oil & Apple Cider Vinegar (w/the Mother). Remember @pooky ? Sure you do(n't!)... hahaha~
Anyway, hopefully I've answered your question in full. And removed all doubt; shall we say? Yes, Madam... He is hopeless- Hope less, I say! Drat. I was always wondering what that flavouring was in there that I was tasting (w/the cole slaw)? And now I know: a whole lot more than I ever could have imagined.

Until We Meet Again, I shall remain,
Your ever FAITH-FUL Friende.
b~!*
Reading this and I'm having mostly response of utter fascination and being duly impressed. I don't eat much but I was starting to think you did not consume food at all until you shared about Deviled Eggs and Cobb salad.... I understand about the crockpot, I use mine once or twice a year and the microwave is a countertop decoration. At least yours gets used in some manner by an animate being in the house. No hopelessness here, you just have other interests. And you obviously have it quite admirably figured out how to sustain yourself to suit yourself.
 
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