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1 hour ago, Lathe Biosas said:

Gah. I need to not look at this thread anymore. 

 

It makes me sad when I get up and go to the fridge... 

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At least you have Milos.

Stop with the frozen stuff / fast food. Decide what you would rather be eating and make it at home.

There are some incredibly simple crock pot recipes that are awesome and will last for weeks.

1 minute ago, techsoldaten said:

At least you have Milos.

Stop with the frozen stuff / fast food. Decide what you would rather be eating and make it at home.

There are some incredibly simple crock pot recipes that are awesome and will last for weeks.

What in Gods name is Milo? 

10 minutes ago, techsoldaten said:

Iced Tea.

Popular in Texas.

Has uses in BBQ. Regular put a half gallon in the water tray for moisture. 

 

Think it'd from Alabama originally, but it's pretty good. Made with three ingredients: water, pure cane sugar, and fresh-brewed tea. No preservatives or added colors. Been around since WWII (the company, not the jug in my fridge).

 

I do believe though that sugar is the primary ingredient. 

 

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I do have some real food, just not the equipment to cook it properly.

 

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Edited by Lathe Biosas
Apparently, my autocorrect thought it was "flesh" brewed tea and not fresh brewed tea....
37 minutes ago, Lathe Biosas said:

 

Thanks. Grill it or slow cooker it?


Contrary opinion. Add salt and pepper all over after it thaws, toss it in a crock pot. Add vegetables - baby carrots, potatoes, almost anything will do. Add 1 can of tomato paste and some beef broth. Cook until it starts to fall apart. Before it's finished, add some frozen peas. 

Chuck Roast makes the best stew and it's hard to go wrong. Save the skillet for more tender cuts like ribeye and NY Strip. 

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