What's for dinner tonight ?

Was fortunate to find the elusive early October blacktail buck. Made a nice chimichurri sauce to top the tenderloins served with a side of air fried brussel sprouts, salad and a nice Argentine Malbec as an ode to the chimichurri.
 

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Skipped the bird this year and cooked a ham I got from neighbours who raise their own kunekune’s. Mashed potatoes, Roasted beets, carrots, sweet potatoes all from the garden. And of course the mandatory stove top stuffing. Not our traditional thanksgiving dinner, but still delicious and a lot less prep
 
Skipped the bird this year and cooked a ham I got from neighbours who raise their own kunekune’s. Mashed potatoes, Roasted beets, carrots, sweet potatoes all from the garden. And of course the mandatory stove top stuffing. Not our traditional thanksgiving dinner, but still delicious and a lot less prep
Can you do a short write up on the sweet potatoes in the gardening thread, please? I'd like to try them if the season is long enough in the Okanagan.
 
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Can you do a short write up on the sweet potatoes in the gardening thread, please? I'd like to try them if the season is long enough in the Okanagan.
You’ll have no problem with the growing season and SP’s here in the OK.
 
Twas my Lady's Birthday yesterday & she requested one of our Favorites - Fondue!

Lamb, Chicken, Beef tenderloin, Pork tenderloin, Whitetail tenderloin and the usual veggie mix:

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Coupled with an Uber Fine French Merlot, and of course chowed down under candlelight:

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Heck of a fine way to Celebrate!

Cheers,
Nog
 
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