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Huxter 1 month, 2 weeks ago said:
Well ,I cooked the ravioli soup for 60 people here on Saturday night and it recieved "rave reviews" -Then I cooked a Damara 2-tooth sheep and a Wiltshire Horn sheep ,both sensational tasting heirloom-breed meat sheep .I butchered the meat so as to have the legs ,the shoulders boned and stuffed with prunes and cognac ,and the cutlets ,chops and racks left in whole roasts ,cooked very quickly at high temp .The legs and shoulders were slow-cooked till falling apart .And we toasted the Old Gringo's recipe !! Cheers .
Seagrass 1 month, 2 weeks ago said:
Oldgringo, thank you so much for your information on chili! Very informative. It's fun to learn history.
Artist92543 1 month, 4 weeks ago said:
Hemet does have alot of trees. I wish it was like it used to be 20 years ago. It's has totally changed with now with about double the population it had then.
Artist92543 1 month, 4 weeks ago said:
Hey there friend! Just wondering if you've got any new good stuff you have made latley. God bless!
Huxter 2 months ago said:
And we'll raise our glasses to the Old Gringo who supplied the recipe .We have a night of feasting ,drinking and dancing to 60's and 70's music ,mainly American bluegrass ,blues and western swing with some Aussie favourites thrown in ! Beef and Wiltshire Horn lamb in the outdoor oven too ,and my wife's luscious chocy deserts --I can't wait .All in our barn with hay bales around the walls and a long table set for 60 down the middle ,can't wait to start cookin'.
Chefelaine 2 months ago said:
Hi Richard :+D
Always great to meet new friends, and I look forward to sharing many recipes with you!
Elaine
Artist92543 2 months, 1 week ago said:
Hey my brother...you might to check out "The City Tavern" cookbook $35
A cookbook based on the 18th century cooking ways of ols Philly!
By Walter Staib! This guy is old to a TEE!
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Artist92543 1 month, 2 weeks ago said:
Hey oldGringo buddy!
How often do you hunt? I LOVE hunting but have no opportunity to do it now a days. Please bless me with your stories!
Thinking of you guys,
Chris Jenkins, OK now you know my real name!