What Are You Eating Right Now!!!

moose eater · Sep 14, 2022

Reuben sandwich with uncured pastrami, Jarlsberg Swiss cheese, and dark rye, mayo and horseradish.

armedoldhippy · Sep 14, 2022

mean mr.mustard said:
Just make sure you dig a tunnel to the nearest beef stockade or pig farm before hunting.

Deer tastes like hot iron smells and it gets worse the bigger you shoot.

There's a reason why people have a system of growing and killing and butchering and cooking and serving meat for millennia. Plants don't stare into your soul if you are about to kill them for food.

It's much the same as dairy farming... Imagine hoping that wild steer is nursing before you start saddling up on its teat.

We're pretty strange.

Even vegetarian "meat" is being touted as "plant-based" which is technically what most prey in the animal kingdom are.

Why must we lie to ourselves?

I'm just glad hot dogs are plant based.

not digging any tunnels. why would i do that? i love venison, wild ducks, geese, wild turkeys, grouse, pheasant, mourning doves, quail...hell, almost anything. wild hogs makes great sausage. i'd like to kill a nice fat young sow & smoke its hams. McDonalds hamburgers used to be a pretty good % of horse meat before the FDA caught the australian company that sold Ds their "beef" mixing in ground up old Dobbin, lol... smaller/younger deer DO taste better. bucks killed during the rut are NOT in prime condition to dine upon. a quick clean kill keeps the adrenaline from fucking with the flavor as well. my hot dogs say "beef" on the package. if i'm gonna eat plants, it'll be served as plants...

mean mr.mustard · Sep 14, 2022

I can manage to enjoy venison tenderloin but the rest of the stuff is better ground up with bacon and turned into summer sausage. It's just so damn metallic.

I'd totally get down on some wild hog. They were from pork stock at one point in time.

I'll have to reiterate that my "plant-based" hot dogs say beef on the package.

Beef is based on plants...

D. B. Doober · Sep 14, 2022

Day 7 or so of no milk. 42yo and was drinking a quart to half gallon of 2% a day. I'm doing it because I don't agree with the dairy industry...they scoop up the babies and steal the momma's milk. They usually kill the baby males. No baby cow milk for me, thanks.
Had a MorningStar pattie earlier. Not bad. Not sure if I will still eat beef/meat.

mean mr.mustard · Sep 15, 2022

I have gone through a quart of half and half and a cup of cream in a week.

I still feel like I consume too much liquid dairy.

I've cut my cheese intake by more than half if not three quarters... but it's cheese damn it!

Hermanthegerman · Sep 15, 2022

Not right now, but in a hour and with red pesto. The best of Italy and Germany, Spaghetti and Bratwurst.

279568916_5748584065186850_4342465186154009254_n (1).jpg

Akss · Sep 15, 2022

mean mr.mustard said:
I have gone through a quart of half and half and a cup of cream in a week.

I still feel like I consume too much liquid dairy.

I've cut my cheese intake by more than half if not three quarters... but it's cheese damn it!

I stopped eating cheese for a while then someone gifted me some 5 year aged cheddar and god damn that was good...

Capt.Ahab · Sep 18, 2022

Tonight's dinner is venison backstrap with stir fried shishito peppers, cabbage and onions.

Capt.Ahab · Sep 18, 2022

Last night was wild duck with a mushroom sauce on rice and butternut squash with some butter and honey.

Green Squall · Sep 20, 2022

D. B. Doober said:
Day 7 or so of no milk. 42yo and was drinking a quart to half gallon of 2% a day. I'm doing it because I don't agree with the dairy industry...they scoop up the babies and steal the momma's milk. They usually kill the baby males. No baby cow milk for me, thanks.
Had a MorningStar pattie earlier. Not bad. Not sure if I will still eat beef/meat.

Plant milks aren't bad. I've been using oat for over a year now. Almond has a good flavor, but is thinner and separates in coffee.

Capt.Ahab · Sep 20, 2022

Had this a few nights ago. Marinated venison steak with rice and beans peas and onions.

Capt.Ahab · Sep 20, 2022

Last night was rice and beans, venison backstrap with pea pods and onions.

Cuddles · Sep 21, 2022

Hermanthegerman said:
Not right now, but in a hour and with red pesto. The best of Italy and Germany, Spaghetti and Bratwurst.

View attachment 18756940

this must be one of the oddest fusion cuisine dishes I have ever seen, lol

Cuddles · Sep 21, 2022

Green Squall said:
Plant milks aren't bad. I've been using oat for over a year now. Almond has a good flavor, but is thinner and separates in coffee.

plant milk can take time to get used to but it´s a great alternative.
The almond milk I have tried has never separated in my coffee.

Btw I noticed that they put stupid sunflower oil into some plant milks. Does anybody know why they do this sort of crappy thing?

Cuddles · Sep 24, 2022

breakfast/lunch: some grapes, plums, a fig, followed by a banana shake

sallyforthDeleted member 75382 · Sep 24, 2022

Venison burger, 4 rashers of fried bacon, 2 fried eggs and fried shitake mushrooms. Fried in extra virgin olive oil. That’ll do me today.

sallyforthDeleted member 75382 · Sep 24, 2022

Sunflower oil is in everything. I would avoid it as there are no health benefits. The stuff has to be processed and engineered for us to be able to consume it. Really it’s just bio diesel.

Cuddles · Sep 24, 2022

skunkfunk said:
Venison burger, 4 rashers of fried bacon, 2 fried eggs and fried shitake mushrooms. Fried in extra virgin olive oil. That’ll do me today.

venison burger sounds pretty fancy

My dinner was mashed potaoes, shredded creamy spinach and 2 scrambled eggs. A `poor mans dish´

Cuddles · Sep 24, 2022

skunkfunk said:
Sunflower oil is in everything. I would avoid it as there are no health benefits. The stuff has to be processed and engineered for us to be able to consume it. Really it’s just bio diesel.

yeah, it´s no good, so why do they put it in my oat milk?

armedoldhippy · Sep 28, 2022

Cuddles said:
yeah, it´s no good, so why do they put it in my oat milk?

stretch the oat milk out. you can only milk an oat every 3 or 4 days... you don't want the baby oatlings to starve.

What Are You Eating Right Now!!!

Well-known member

Well-known member

I Pass Satellites

Boston, MA

I Pass Satellites

Know your rights

Well-known member

Feeding the ducks with a bun.

Feeding the ducks with a bun.

Well-known member

Feeding the ducks with a bun.

Feeding the ducks with a bun.

Well-known member

Well-known member

Well-known member

sallyforthDeleted member 75382

sallyforthDeleted member 75382

Well-known member

Well-known member

Well-known member