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DeadsetAce
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WoW 
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formerly bright nikes
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lunch on me.
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Panini cafe 
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Panini cafe
Imma big raffis fan, but panini takes the panini.
lawdog1
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lunch on me.
Looks a lot like what my office serves most often for catered lunch meetings
(or used to, when we still could have a lot people together in the same space
)
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Made some random stuff from the pantry. Stuffing, mashed potatoes and turkey.
That is some unique #CarbMan antics there.
Stuffing and Potatoes in February.
Respect!
solewoman
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Turkey meatloaf
Garlic bread
Broccoli
Rice and gravy
my meatloaf always looks like trash but taste
Garlic bread
Broccoli
Rice and gravy
my meatloaf always looks like trash but taste
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@kingkoopa no disrespect but you haven’t been to a Michelin Star have you? - in myDCAllAfrican voice
That’s what they pay me the big bucks for
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Turkey meatloaf
Garlic bread
Broccoli
Rice and gravy
my meatloaf always looks like trash but taste
How does the meatloaf look like trash? I don't know how to make it myself, but it's soft by default so it only makes sense for it to break apart.
Don't be discouraged about the way it looks as long as it's edible and won't get anyone else or yourself sick. Just keep making it your way.
solewoman
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Some people use eggs or tomato paste that makes it stick more together. That way it cuts and serves like an actual “slice of a loaf of meat” but I Dom like sweet meatloaf nor spaghetti for that matter.
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Broccoli, Kale, Celery, Carrots, & White Radish cooked with Chicken Broth. Rice, Eggs & Sausage.
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I personally don't think any meatloaf looks GOOD. (Visually impressive)
At it's core, It is just a blob of ground meat. Maybe with some diced onions in it and a colorful red top.
It looks flavorful though.
At it's core, It is just a blob of ground meat. Maybe with some diced onions in it and a colorful red top.
It looks flavorful though.
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Should have just baked my own potato instead of this sorry *** frozen twice baked potato.
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Did you use a press
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They delete posts in here without giving reasons now?
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I've been doing research online with restaurants at malls out of my vicinity that I plan to visit, and nothing interests me unfortunately, especially with their prices.
I'm bougie as hell with where I eat because I refuse to eat fast food. But I'm also on a budget because I'm broke like a MF.
I doubt I'll eat at steak restaurants now because I feel they're too exorbitant with prices, especially compared to the price I pay for either New York steak or ribeye steak at the markets. You can't beat $4.99 or sometimes a little less than that per pound when they have sales. That's basically like $5 or more per piece in a pack! So it's too expensive for over $20 a steak at a restaurant. Some bougie as hell MF restaurants actually charge $50 and up per steak! I'd rather use time to prepare and cook my own steaks because it saves me a boatload of money like that.
For the people who cook regularly, have you changed your mind about eating outside by seeing how much you save by going to the market and cooking it yourself? It has for me honestly. And I used to eat steaks at restaurants years ago. I've changed my choice since I got cast iron cookware and started learning to cook almost a year ago.
I'm bougie as hell with where I eat because I refuse to eat fast food. But I'm also on a budget because I'm broke like a MF.
I doubt I'll eat at steak restaurants now because I feel they're too exorbitant with prices, especially compared to the price I pay for either New York steak or ribeye steak at the markets. You can't beat $4.99 or sometimes a little less than that per pound when they have sales. That's basically like $5 or more per piece in a pack! So it's too expensive for over $20 a steak at a restaurant. Some bougie as hell MF restaurants actually charge $50 and up per steak! I'd rather use time to prepare and cook my own steaks because it saves me a boatload of money like that.
For the people who cook regularly, have you changed your mind about eating outside by seeing how much you save by going to the market and cooking it yourself? It has for me honestly. And I used to eat steaks at restaurants years ago. I've changed my choice since I got cast iron cookware and started learning to cook almost a year ago.
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Huh? Because there aren’t mods that are regulars in other threads that don’t do that?
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I love messin around with ingredients for my pizza. We get fresh pizza dough from our local Co-op. Fresh is definitely the way to go if you have the means. I should try my hand at making it myself.
Anyways, here's a recent pie. Wagyu steak slices(forgot the cut) diced peppadew peppers, fresh Buffalo mozzarella. Organic: kiwi, red peppers, onions, jalapenos, and a few spices for the crust.
Also, team pineapple on pizza.
Anyways, here's a recent pie. Wagyu steak slices(forgot the cut) diced peppadew peppers, fresh Buffalo mozzarella. Organic: kiwi, red peppers, onions, jalapenos, and a few spices for the crust.
Also, team pineapple on pizza.
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You mean give reasons in the thread? They always did that unless it turned in to a big flame war. As for PM depends if you also get warned.
Lost me with the kiwi if only cuz of all those seeds but I guess something is needed to counteract the wagyu, red peppers, and jalapenos.I love messin around with ingredients for my pizza. We get fresh pizza dough from our local Co-op. Fresh is definitely the way to go if you have the means. I should try my hand at making it myself.
Anyways, here's a recent pie. Wagyu steak slices(forgot the cut) diced peppadew peppers, fresh Buffalo mozzarella. Organic: kiwi, red peppers, onions, jalapenos, and a few spices for the crust.
Also, team pineapple on pizza.
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Kiwi on pizza?I love messin around with ingredients for my pizza. We get fresh pizza dough from our local Co-op. Fresh is definitely the way to go if you have the means. I should try my hand at making it myself.
Anyways, here's a recent pie. Wagyu steak slices(forgot the cut) diced peppadew peppers, fresh Buffalo mozzarella. Organic: kiwi, red peppers, onions, jalapenos, and a few spices for the crust.
Also, team pineapple on pizza.
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I mean I get a reason and points sometimes in the notifications. Don't know what it adds up to though.
