JAS_OH1
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We have a lot up here too, though no Bojangles or Zaxbys (those are southern chains). Never heard of Huey McGoo.
What did you cook or eat today (May 2025)?
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Barriehie
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Never heard of that but just looked it up and it can't help but be good! I'll have to make it sometime. Thank you for the mention!
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The mystery shop that I belong to pays minimally - not worth my time and gas money
JAS_OH1
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I am signed up with 40+ MSCs (mystery shopping companies). Everytime I shop Texas Roadhouse I think of you!The mystery shop that I belong to pays minimally - not worth my time and gas money
After Kuwait, Oman and Qatar, the USA consumes more chicken per capita than any other country in the world.
We have one about 20 miles up the road in Centerville. I first noticed it a couple of weeks ago and thought, “Geez…another chicken finger place.”
The joke used to be Subway’s on every corner…then Starbuck’s…then nail salons - I guess for the latest generation, it’s chicken fingers.
I cooked samosas, vadas (think falafel with Indian spices) , spicy shortbread with spicy tomato chutney topping, basmati, chicken in coconut sauce, veggie curry, and gulab jamun for dessert.
Only two people in the group had ever eaten Indian food before. Everyone loved it; they devoured (almost) all of it.
It was a pretty intense couple of days, with loads of unexpected obstacles in the way, but it worked out just fine; I even had 3 lovely ladies who insisted on plating the dessert.
This time, I took a packet of aluminium containers (think Chinese takeaway) with me, because I was definitely not taking any leftovers home.
Happy, happy, happy!
Only two people in the group had ever eaten Indian food before. Everyone loved it; they devoured (almost) all of it.
It was a pretty intense couple of days, with loads of unexpected obstacles in the way, but it worked out just fine; I even had 3 lovely ladies who insisted on plating the dessert.
This time, I took a packet of aluminium containers (think Chinese takeaway) with me, because I was definitely not taking any leftovers home.
Happy, happy, happy!
SandwichShortOfAPicnic
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Wasn't sure cos over here old crow is something you'd call a woman not a man, plus crows don't symbolise anything good.
And Attenborough is good so I thought for some reason you must not like him.
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Lullabelle
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Last night we had a mighty meat feast pizza from Tesco, absolutely flavourless....how 
Nah, that’d be a crone here.
Seriously, “tough old crow” where I’m from is a compliment.
We love crows around here, lots of myth and mystery.
I love him - he’s the Jacques Pepin of broadcast naturalists!
SandwichShortOfAPicnic
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Same here, I think old crow came from crone but dunno.Nah, that’d be a crone here.
Well I did wonder what anyone could have found to dislike about him
SandwichShortOfAPicnic
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Tried a few places for GF food and no joy so no prizes for guessing where I am
medtran49
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It does sound good. I found a John Folse recipe and one from Explore Louisiana that really look good. I guess you could use chopped up shrimp cooked like crawfish out of season.
If you want to go Italian, try prosciutto bread. I prefer it with pesto, Craig prefers marinara.
What did you cook or eat today (April 2020)?
JAS_OH1
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If someone called me that I'd be ticked off. Crone or crow.Nah, that’d be a crone here.
Seriously, “tough old crow” where I’m from is a compliment.
Crows and starlings are two of my least favorite birds. Partial to cardinals, though, I think they are kinda sweet and I have a mating pair in my backyard that beg for sunflower seed blend when the feeder gets low.
Absolutely wonderful!