Which BYC member scares you?

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Gawd I love rice and gravy. :drool I have always considered it one of the major food groups.
It just so happens I'm thawing thick cut pork chops. I'm gonna cut them up in bite-sized pieces then brown them in some oil then take them out make a roux with said oil then add onions garlic bell pepper (no celery) and the pieces back in and cook down into a nice potent brown gravy put over rice with some French bread. I may go red and make a piquante but probably not. Either way It'll be aight
 
It just so happens I'm thawing thick cut pork chops. I'm gonna cut them up in bite-sized pieces then brown them in some oil then take them out make a roux with said oil then add onions garlic bell pepper (no celery) and the pieces back in and cook down into a nice potent brown gravy put over rice with some French bread. I may go red and make a piquante but probably not. Either way It'll be aight
:he Does sound good. I agree about the celery. I'm not sure how that got snuck into the 'trinity'.
 
Kelso pullet that got out when she could fit through 2x4 welded wire. Surprised she lasted this long. Since I said that she'll surely be eaten soon

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Thanks. I try to keep up with things up there too. Sometimes it seems like a race to the bottom.
Try to remember that objectively, the world is a much better place for more people than it has ever been. :celebrate
True dat

I was having a conversation with the ladies at the donkey sanctuary about how things were as kids. One lady (she's 80 mind you) had to use an outhouse for the first bunch of years of her childhood. I have always had ibdoor plumbing thank heavens
 
True dat

I was having a conversation with the ladies at the donkey sanctuary about how things were as kids. One lady (she's 80 mind you) had to use an outhouse for the first bunch of years of her childhood. I have always had ibdoor plumbing thank heavens
A friend's friend's grandfather was telling them stories and they asked him "What stands out most about your youth?" He replied, "HORSES#!T! Everything used to smell like Horses#!t!"
 
A friend's friend's grandfather was telling them stories and they asked him "What stands out most about your youth?" he replied, "HORSES#!T! Everything used to smell like Horses#!t!"
haha!

horse crap is a staple of my childhood too. i grew up down the block from belmont racetrack in NY. every morning, especially in the summer, the neighborhood smelled like horse crap.
 
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