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Old 03-19-2018, 08:58 AM #4381
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Called it jambalaya, it was over salted rice with a pepper waved across it.
2 packages in a box. I will never cook that second package.
Dumped it and cooked up some peppers and mushrooms that I put over real rice.
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Old 03-19-2018, 11:06 AM #4382
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Old 03-19-2018, 11:19 AM #4383
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nice hoki ..save me a plate and i'll be right over !
got spuds , sweet potato and whole carrots that have been on the grill for a time , basted in olive oil and oyster sauce , tasty fuckers plus really tough porterhouse steak that i've bashed the crap out of with a tenderizer .. tender now ! an gravy ..
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Old 03-19-2018, 09:56 PM #4384
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Left-overs:

A single whole wheat pastry flour Belgian buttermilk waffle with extra whipped egg whites folded in, topped with 100% pure organic maple syrup, boiled corned beef and cabbage with carrots from St. Patty's Day. None of it made me -turn- green, so I wore my green plaid wool shirt for safety.

Lots of fresh frozen lake trout to cook up over the next 2-3 weeks.
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Old 03-20-2018, 12:01 AM #4385
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nice moose ! good to see you back ..leftover tenderised porterhouse steak and a soft fried egg in a flatbread ..
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Old 03-20-2018, 01:40 AM #4386
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Thanks rod.

As usual, we brought out as much food (or perhaps a bit more, actually) than we took into the bush. Shortened our stay by about 2 days, when I called up NOAA, and they were calling for rain mixed with snow, and highs in the lower 40s f., while I was trying to keep a butt-load of lake trout frozen in the cooler.

I think it's the first time ever that we caught a good amount of fish, and I didn't eat a single one in the mountains; all brought home to prepare here.

We feasted on home-made jambalaya with chicken, shrimp, ham, and Andouille sausage in it, home-made pre-prepared barbecued pulled pork on toast with sharp cheddar cheese (with the remnants of the BBQ pulled pork making its way into a tasty/spicy Asian stir-fry with sweet potato noodles <my son calls worm noodles, due to a firm texture>, and celery, sweet peppers, jalapeno peppers, broccoli, awesome carrots, a touch of maple syrup, ginger, garlic, and a leek soup mix.

Had lots of 'continental breakfasts,' with a variety of cheeses, whole grain crackers, hard boiled eggs, and dark French Roast coffee.

And we were sent to the hills with a couple Rubbermaid-type containers that held home-made chocolate-swirl New York cheese cake in a buttery whole wheat pastry flour crust.

World was still (surprisingly) present when we returned. I'd lost a bit over a single lb. of weight, caught more and bigger fish than my youngest son (to his dismay... he was all full of himself about the size of his trout, until I brought up a hen that went a bit over 10 lbs. ;^>) .. .I'd already been way ahead of him re. number of fish caught). ;^>)

Had ONE relatively disconcerting mechanical failure out there, and need to follow-up on a couple fixes to my larger snowmobile.. The one that, seemingly, -each trip- into the hills results in an all new malfunction, and enough stress to remove some of the plaque from my artery walls.

Now, this coming week-end, if my body has recovered (pretty much in constant pain at the moment), we're headed out to a different place in the mountains to return some possessions to an old acquaintance out that way.

Then it's going to be mostly about repairing equipment and trailers, and getting the boat(s) ready for a trip to the Yukon Territory in July for trolling for lake trout in a larger, semi-remote lake over there.
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curried chicken n rice, all left overs with added sweet chilli sauce. would right unders taste any better?
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Old 03-20-2018, 07:35 AM #4388
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mince something the mrs has conjured up, taste good with Mexican chilli tipped into it. beans, carrots n mashed spud.
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Just finished off a bunch of chicken fingers with barbecue sauce.

Now my imaginary tapeworm can shut up for a while.
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Old 03-21-2018, 02:43 AM #4390
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Really late lunch, to off-set a really late breakfast.

A half-bowl of split pea with ham soup, left-over from our mountain trip.

A bit more than a half-bowl of a pungent chili, made with roasted dried chilies (as though making sauce for tamales), rehydrated with a beef broth-influenced hot H2O, with cumin, lots of garlic, LOTS of sweet onion, a touch of oregano, some sweet peppers to counter the darker more pungent chilies, jalapeno peppers, Anaheim peppers, a fair bit of diced tomatoes (rarely added in other traditional chili I make), and ground beef instead of ground moose.

Now I'll have to hold off on dinner/supper until probably about 9:00 or 10:00 P.M., in order for the schedules to catch up with each other.

The burdens of a busy life; a European-type dinner schedule.

Tonight will be Southern Fried lake trout fillets in corn meal and whole wheat pastry flour with white pepper and black pepper, and a touch of sea salt, along with some steamed broccoli, and maybe another bowl of the aforementioned left-over chili.
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