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Caesar salad
baked potato topped with chicken, shredded cheddar & jack cheeses, red and green salsas, sour cream |
Originally Posted by gaobest
(Post 33262427)
I buy the Costco kielbasa which seems to be made my a marketed family called Kielbossa. Organic kielbasa, about $8.99/lb. I’m serving this Thursday along with Mac & cheese but I like your idea of cabbage & carrots.
They’re big sausages. 7 were a bit over 2 pounds in my package. |
Originally Posted by gaobest
(Post 33262427)
How do you cook the cabbage & carrots for this type of meal?
I buy the Costco kielbasa which seems to be made my a marketed family called Kielbossa. Organic kielbasa, about $8.99/lb. I’m serving this Thursday along with Mac & cheese but I like your idea of cabbage & carrots. It all goes in one pot. The extra garlic kielbasa lends its flavor to everything. I’ll have to take a picture next time. The sausages are huge, maybe as much as one and a half to two inches in diameter. Meat is ground and stuffed in the back of the deli and sold at $7-9 a pound depending on variety. They just cut off a hunk depending on how many pounds you ask for. I should take a picture of the case at the deli. It’s heaven for any sausage lover. They also make cabbage rolls that look tempting. I bought a couple smoked Hungarian sausages as well for this weekend. |
tonight's dinner will be Xiao Long Bao!
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Originally Posted by Jaimito Cartero
(Post 33265353)
Should have bought it when it was on sale a week ago in the Costco flyer.
They’re big sausages. 7 were a bit over 2 pounds in my package. in fact these sausage sales are now officially blocking me from buying Evergood until it’s on Costco sale. I will just wait. I’m in zero hurry and I’ve nowhere to go. Current sale is over aidell spicy mango chicken which I refuse to buy. Zero chicken sausage for me - I’ll just cook my own Costco chicken thighs! |
Originally Posted by gaobest
(Post 33266621)
I did buy it for that promo sale. Expired 5/9. My child had one last night for supper with a raw veggie tray.
in fact these sausage sales are now officially blocking me from buying Evergood until it’s on Costco sale. I will just wait. I’m in zero hurry and I’ve nowhere to go. Current sale is over aidell spicy mango chicken which I refuse to buy. Zero chicken sausage for me - I’ll just cook my own Costco chicken thighs! I love chicken sausage...especially chicken and apple but that mango sounds good too. |
Lobster rolls and pear crumble from 190 Four Seasons Hotel
https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...ae370a13d.jpeg The pear crumble Was going to get Shake Shack too but saving the “ run “ for another day . |
I have my degen poker play date tonight so will make the Nyt Southern Macaroni & Cheese (that I made in April) for my family before I exit. There’ll be enough for leftovers for a few days - it’s 1 pound of cheddar and 1/2-lb of Colby Jack. Plus 2 cups milk and 2 eggs.
My poker play date host will have pizza or indian. If the host doesn’t have food then I’ll order pizza with a lot of pepperoni. I’m bringing edible candies - $24.80 for a canister with 20 PCs, each with 5mg. |
Mr. CE has his golf league this evening and I have been craving sushi, so it is delivery for me!
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Originally Posted by chgoeditor
(Post 33267007)
Mr. CE has his golf leak this evening and I have been craving sushi, so it is delivery for me!
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Originally Posted by gaobest
(Post 33266887)
I have my degen poker play date tonight so will make the Nyt Southern Macaroni & Cheese (that I made in April) for my family before I exit. There’ll be enough for leftovers for a few days - it’s 1 pound of cheddar and 1/2-lb of Colby Jack. Plus 2 cups milk and 2 eggs.
My poker play date host will have pizza or indian. If the host doesn’t have food then I’ll order pizza with a lot of pepperoni. I’m bringing edible candies - $24.80 for a canister with 20 PCs, each with 5mg. |
Originally Posted by csufabel
(Post 33267094)
I grew up on souffle style and that NY Times recipe sounds too bland with both Cheddar and a Colby Jack. To me, substituting part Fontina, Havarti, and/or even Velveeta would make it more appealing in a souffle style Mac and Cheese for texture, but I'd likely use three eggs too.
https://www.marthastewart.com/957243...oni-and-cheese |
Originally Posted by csufabel
(Post 33267094)
I grew up on souffle style and that NY Times recipe sounds too bland with both Cheddar and a Colby Jack. To me, substituting part Fontina, Havarti, and/or even Velveeta would make it more appealing in a souffle style Mac and Cheese for texture, but I'd likely use three eggs too.
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Originally Posted by Finkface
(Post 33267122)
Gruyere for the win. The Martha Stewart version is my all-time favorite and the only one I make now. I tried the NYT and you are correct; far too bland.
https://www.marthastewart.com/957243...oni-and-cheese
Originally Posted by corky
(Post 33267252)
I thought that too...both of those cheeses are the same taste to me. I love gruyere in M&C but also with you on the Havarti ...maybe gouda.
The "Andy Reid" version doesn't include eggs, but has six cheeses. https://www.arrowheadpride.com/2018/...-cheese-recipe |
baking the Mac & cheese now before I broil the remaining cheese on top. I’m excited for my poker degen play date. I’m really hungry - I’ve eaten 1-2 carrots and I can really feel the hunger. I’ll have some of this before I exit.
Originally Posted by csufabel
(Post 33267094)
I grew up on souffle style and that NY Times recipe sounds too bland with both Cheddar and a Colby Jack. To me, substituting part Fontina, Havarti, and/or even Velveeta would make it more appealing in a souffle style Mac and Cheese for texture, but I'd likely use three eggs too.
I’m using tillamook medium cheddar. I had a piece on Friday during my parent chaperone day and I really liked it! I’m tempted to have some now.
Originally Posted by csufabel
(Post 33267325)
Thanks too you both. I thought something looked "off" to me. No disrespect to the recipe or the cooks.
The "Andy Reid" version doesn't include eggs, but has six cheeses. https://www.arrowheadpride.com/2018/...-cheese-recipe |
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