Eat-in kitchen: do you eat at an island? Do you like it?
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Crawfish boil! Do you go? Do you eat?
Comments (24)I'll check my mail, Glenda. Thanks for the info. That's in Vestavia City Center if I remember correctly. Nice owner. I talked with him just before he opened. We'll check it out next time we're in Vestavia. Brenda, Andy can also get live crawfish at Sexton's in Cahaba Heights. (It's just a bit behind the Summit.) I usually call on Tuesday and place an order so they'll hold them for us when they're delivered. They're really not that difficult or time consuming to cleanse for cooking. It's a matter of purging them in a salt water bath several times before cooking them. It takes us about 2 hours to prep for 40 lbs....See MoreWhat Do You Like To Eat With Your....
Comments (18)Meatloaf? Who can EAT THAT STUFF??? Just kidding, well... just kidding a little bit. I was ruined by growing up on poor people meatloaf. I mean poooooooor people meatloaf. If the ground beef mama used had a lean to fat ratio it was probably 50%/50%! I swear what she put into the oven raw was the size of a watermelon and what came out was a plump breakfast sausage. I guess it was basically fat soaked bread crumbs with ketchup on top. Yeah cynic, cheap Winn Dixie ketchup. But hey, somewhere, somehow the rich folks ate meatloaf with meat in it I guess....See MoreHow Do You LIke To Eat Your....?
Comments (14)Don't want full kernels of corn in mine. And I don't like it gritty. If it's going to be eaten as a dessert, then put frosting on it and have it sweet like any other cake. If it's a meal accompaniment, then not sweet/cakey with just a light bit of real butter melted on it. I'm not big on cornbread and don't find much good stuff around anyway....See MoreDo you like to eat leftovers?
Comments (32)I will eat left over meat like ham, turkey,roast beef and steak or meatloaf. I like leftover meats cold on sandwiches. Love cold rare steak by itself. Other than soup, chili or sauces that blend their flavors sitting for a day not much else. Most people I eat out with take anything left home with them. If the dogs can't eat it right when I get home then I never take a doggie bag. The thought of eating food that has sat and traveled repels me. I've never eaten sandwiches that were made ahead for lunch. I'd take the ingredients and put them together at lunch time. Even as a child. i came home for lunch but if I ate at school my mother would pack something like cheese and crackers , cold fried chicken or salami some good bread to eat it with. Never a sandwich. To me a sandwich is a leftover and not fit for consumption after an hour....See Moreoofasis
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