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    Snapdragon

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    Marie Callender is good. Costco has them.

    I do a (semi) homemade one made out of white meat, cream of chicken soup, frozen mixed veggies, and bisquick biscuits (or canned biscuit dough) on top. Or you can prebake a pie crust and then put the stuff in.
     

    bradmedic04

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    Speaking of recipes, thought I'd share my rib recipe.

    Remove ribs from package, let rest at room temp for about an hour.

    Fill large pot with chicken broth, bring to boil.

    Boil ribs for 25 minutes. Meat should just be starting to fall off the bone, should be very tender.

    Fire up the grill. Dunk ribs in bbq sauce-- your own or store bought. If store bought, sweet baby Ray 's is an excellent choice.

    Grill them on both sides, just long enough to get a little char on the outside.

    Remove from grill, dunk back in bbq sauce, and serve. The meat should be falling off the bone, and should be incredibly tender.
     

    actaeon277

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    Marie Callender is good. Costco has them.

    I do a (semi) homemade one made out of white meat, cream of chicken soup, frozen mixed veggies, and bisquick biscuits (or canned biscuit dough) on top. Or you can prebake a pie crust and then put the stuff in.

    Dont like Marie Callender.
     

    chef larry

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    Speaking of recipes, thought I'd share my rib recipe.

    Remove ribs from package, let rest at room temp for about an hour.

    Fill large pot with chicken broth, bring to boil.

    Boil ribs for 25 minutes. Meat should just be starting to fall off the bone, should be very tender.

    Fire up the grill. Dunk ribs in bbq sauce-- your own or store bought. If store bought, sweet baby Ray 's is an excellent choice.

    Grill them on both sides, just long enough to get a little char on the outside.

    Remove from grill, dunk back in bbq sauce, and serve. The meat should be falling off the bone, and should be incredibly tender.

    What time is dinner?
     

    chef larry

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    Not sure. Right now I don't think I'll ever eat again. :puke:

    It's a good cause, though. My mom volunteered at St. Anthony with a WWII vet who went.

    My wife says the same thing after we eat and I have paid the bill. Ask her why she didn't tell me that before I spent the money on her?
     

    actaeon277

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    You can make the rice at home and put it in the refrigerator in a baggie for work. Minute Rice is easy to make.
    Yes. But my days off were so busy, I did not cook food for this week. So I just reached into the fridge and grabbed pot pie.
    I was busy enough I didnt get my clothes washed.
    Good thing its chilly out, only had clean wool socks.
     

    actaeon277

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    I think I forgot to post this.

    I have some 30-06 brass, from military blanks.
    Gunbunnies is getting the old style.
    But the new style has a longer neck, and the end of the brass is crimped.
    Free to anyone that wants it.
    These are just the BRASS. They were fired at some practice sessions, and our Fallen Heroes Ceremony.
     
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