What's for dinner tonight ?
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Sea Chaser
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tubber
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We roasted red potatoes, sweet potatoes, butternut squash, onions, garlic, carrots, green beans, green peppers, and celery on a sheet pan with some olive oil. While that was in the oven I made a roux with olive oil, butter, flour, milk, and chopped sage, rosemary, and parsley. Mixed it all together with leftover Costco roasted chicken, the covered with pastry.
All the veg and herbs came from the garden.
All the veg and herbs came from the garden.
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IronNoggin
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Have yet to make up my mind what is for DinDin tonight...
My own personal tradition is to spend the evening of Remembrance Day hunting solo.
It is my personal time to reflect on the many from my own Family Line that served - the ones that did not come home, and those that did forever changed.
And my time to thank them for what they endured such that I have been able to live my life in the manner I have.
Something I have done for decades, and something I will be doing again this very evening.
Dinner plans hold until I get back from that, so likely a tad late.
Cheers
My own personal tradition is to spend the evening of Remembrance Day hunting solo.
It is my personal time to reflect on the many from my own Family Line that served - the ones that did not come home, and those that did forever changed.
And my time to thank them for what they endured such that I have been able to live my life in the manner I have.
Something I have done for decades, and something I will be doing again this very evening.
Dinner plans hold until I get back from that, so likely a tad late.
Cheers
Bryan Allen
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Hunting on Rememberance day was a tradition for me too Nog. I used to find a spot where I could sit, glass the timber edge and put my back against a tree and my butt on a moss blanket and keep track until the 11, 11, 11 . time arrived. It was my time to contemplate what might have been if my father had not been killed on Dec 13th 1943 in Italy. The battle for Ortona. I know now that the hunt on that special day was my way to spend a few hours in contemplation . I have put my guns aside now as my eyes are not what they should be to pick out that grey/brown and white shadow in the fern beds at the timbers edge. But I had a treat yesterday when a heavy 3x3 showed up in my property to check out
" the girls" I hope his search ends well.
scott craven
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IronNoggin
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Passed on a big mature 2 point last night.
Trailing 3 flatheads, neck super sized, and totally oblivious to me.
Don't need the meat much after the moose, close to dark, rutted up... Pass.
Most years he would have come home.
Overly fussy this year as I don't really want to burn any deer tags until late archery whitetail season.
Din-din was a stuffed partridge, stuffing, squish and a fine Merlot.
Tonight moose burgers again.
Cheers
Trailing 3 flatheads, neck super sized, and totally oblivious to me.
Don't need the meat much after the moose, close to dark, rutted up... Pass.
Most years he would have come home.
Overly fussy this year as I don't really want to burn any deer tags until late archery whitetail season.
Din-din was a stuffed partridge, stuffing, squish and a fine Merlot.
Tonight moose burgers again.
Cheers
