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Tag Archives: black beans
Anything Goes (CSA) Chili
Here it is! The delicious concoction I made last Thursday! And one of these days, I will get pictures up! I took many of them, but my computer is just slightly ancient so I have to borrow Phred’s to do … Continue reading
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Cube Steak, Veggies & Polenta — Good combination, execution needs improvement
OK, here’s a recipe that didn’t turn out well; I’ll run through the ingredients and procedure and then postulate about what went wrong. Continue reading
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How to Eat a Side of Beef 