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DubCoffman62
Lazy Slob
I got those at a yard sale. It's funny though, those plates are very common in South America
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My grandfather had the same plates up until his passing 2 years ago.I got those at a yard sale. It's funny though, those plates are very common in South America
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DubCoffman62
Lazy Slob
I believe the yard sale was an estate sale for some old coger that had passed. I also have a set of plates that belonged to my grandparents, I remember eating off of them as a kid. They're probably from the 1950's
DubCoffman62
Lazy Slob
My neighbor has a fireman and for the Superbowl they had the party at his house. There was a barbeque before had, lots of booze and the drinking continued throughout the game. There was a lot of yelling and cheering throughout the game but after Larry Fitzgerald 9who lives very close to here) scored on that long touchdown run the cardinal fans thought it was over. As far as I could tell there was one very vocal Steeler fan who kept yelling "the Cardinals suck!" but everyone was laughing because they thought it was over. As the Steelers drove for the game winning touchdown the Steeler dude was talking lots of shit and when Holmes caught that pass there was pandemonium. He was going back and forth with someone and the ladies were telling them to chill out and suddenly there was a bunch of yelling and screaming. I could tell they were outside now and it sounded like all hell broke loose. I looked out the window and it looked like a bench clearing baseball brawl. It kind of broke up then started again, a few minutes later a few squad cars rolled up but no one got arrested, they all knew each other. My wife even suggested that they came to help the Cardinal dude fight the Steeler guy.It was pretty crazy though. I have some stories too about the dude's wife and daughter but those would need to go in the Romper Room.
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Nutriaitch
Retired Super Hero
watch something other than the Super Bowl
only time I ever hosted one for a Buckeyes games was January of 2008.
usually cook outside on pit or boil seafood type stuff.
not shocked
I make a pretty mean lasagna
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So, the wife got me a 6 week class on sauce making which began today. Espagnole was the base sauce for what wasn ultimately a sauce smitane beef stroganoff over spaetzle. 
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DubCoffman62
Lazy Slob
Sauces are fun and exciting, don't know why. They really add to a dish.
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Totally agree. Veloute is up next week. I've made sauce supreme once and it's the best thing I've ever made. Going to be interesting to see the difference, if any.
I thought I already posted this, so apologies if it's a repost, but I didn't see it above
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DubCoffman62
Lazy Slob
There's an art to sauce making, even a pan gravy can be a lot of fun and tasty
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ExpatAkronite
Cascadia Subduction Zone
You did post it before and I was tempted to ask (but didn't want to be an a hole but, well, I am an a hole...) is that bread or pastry?
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ExpatAkronite
Cascadia Subduction Zone
Probably not a "celeb" outside of Portland and the hardcore baking community but perhaps worth a mention here:
www.yahoo.com
Bob Moore of Bob’s Red Mill dies at 94
Bob Moore, who followed his passion in the middle of his life to found Bob's Red Mill, died Saturday at his home, officials connected with the company said. He was 94.
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BuckBackHome
Wolverine is largest member of weasel family
You guys have motivated me to try and find a cooking class!
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