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  1. stevescookin

    stevescookin Certified Who Dat

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    LOL Kyle's a Yankee....he's from North of lake Ponchartrain.

    Ain't no Mardi Gras before the Epiphany.
     
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    If you live north of I-10 you might be a Yankee.
     
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    Feb 13, so the Krewe parties are starting early around here.
     
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    Watch it Butthead! We happen to have a pretty kick ass Mardis Gras around here!

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    Pop Corn for dinner tonight at the movies. Going to see Star Wars...
     
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    Popcorn at the movies is even better than hot dogs at the ball park !!
     
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    Thin cut chicken breasts seasoned and sauteed in olive oil with creole seasoning mix, cream of mushrooms soup and cooked slow.
     
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    I'd eat dat.

    Leftover Tung Cho chicken.
     
  9. KyleK

    KyleK Who, me? Staff Member

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    I'm picking up a couple of eye of round roasts to cook for Christmas and Christmas eve. I cook them rare, then refrigerate them. Then, I use my slicer out of my late grandfather's butcher shop to slice them deli thin. A little horseradish sauce and homemade rolls makes great sandwiches for snacking.
     
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    I use top round for my roast beef po boys.
    I roast them in those white turkey roasters in about 2 inches of water with diced onions, garlic and thyme in the water. Overnight at 200 degrees is perfect. They come out tender and rare. After chilling them overnight I slice them the same way and use that stock to make roast beef gravy.
     
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