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4WARD4WARD Cross Creek,FLPosts: 2,122 Captain
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Just wondering, I got my hands full over here.
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  • dragon baitdragon bait Posts: 9,266 Admiral
    #2
    I do all the cooking around here for the most part, she does all the baking and canning
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  • Tarpon65Tarpon65 Posts: 6,655 Admiral
    #3
    I do a lot of it, but not all. I'm making enchiladas for 15 tonight and ham tomorrow for the same group.
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  • 4WARD4WARD Cross Creek,FLPosts: 2,122 Captain
    #4
    Fresh steamed clams and pasta with Caesar salad tonight.
    Venison stew with rice and grilled vegies tomorrow. While smoking a fresh ham and a butt to eat on Monday.
    4 pies to bake along with more cookies. Then the green beans and red potatoes, squash casserole, ABT's and not even thought about breakfast.:willynilly
    "I hate graveyards and old pawn shops
    For they always bring me tears
    I can't forgive the way they rob me
    Of my childhood souvenirs"... John Prine
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  • hatcityhatcity Stuart,FLPosts: 3,413 Captain
    #5
    started last weekend making cheese
    second tray of baklawa done
    will make stuffed grape leaves tomorrow and fridge them
    Monday-cinnamon crumb cake in the am, kibbe starts about 10:30
    along with everything else being put on the stove
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  • Mister-JrMister-Jr Posts: 27,763 AG
    #6
    Breakfast at our house for some friends and neighbors then Christmas dinner at a restaurant.

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  • mplspugmplspug Palmetto FloridaPosts: 12,931 AG
    #7
    Me

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  • cadmancadman Home of the Gators Posts: 33,468 AG
    #8
    I do

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  • mplspugmplspug Palmetto FloridaPosts: 12,931 AG
    #9
    Granted I wouldn't call warming up ham cooking. The wife makes cheesey potatoes, but I have to mix it which is a PITA.

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  • Major WaderMajor Wader Posts: 702 Officer
    #10
    I usually do most of it. Took Thanksgiving off this year, but am back on full duty for Christmas
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  • FlashFlash Posts: 11,232 AG
    #11
    Me outside, her inside
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  • ParkerboyParkerboy Posts: 7,048 Admiral
    #12
    As one who enjoys cooking I do the majority of the cooking. My wife does not like to cook and therefore is a poor cook and that is being generous. I used to say, "Her cooking cured the dog from begging at the table" .
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  • Tarpon65Tarpon65 Posts: 6,655 Admiral
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    Parkerboy wrote: »
    "Her cooking cured the dog from begging at the table" .

    :grin
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  • mplspugmplspug Palmetto FloridaPosts: 12,931 AG
    #14
    I love cooking too, but it's hard during the week. Also my wife doesn't like onions or tomatoes. Onions I can always substitute green onions or shallots. Apparently those are not oniony. Lolzys

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  • Mango ManMango Man Posts: 11,508 AG
    #15
    Both of us, but, I do more on the holidays.


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  • BallaCoiPersiciBallaCoiPersici NW Italy (Laveno Mombello)Posts: 6,013 Admiral
    #16
    This year at the family XMas lunch lottery I won: octopus salad, shrink cocktail and fresh (home made) pasta with mushrooms.
    Easy job, lucky draw :grin
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  • BallaCoiPersiciBallaCoiPersici NW Italy (Laveno Mombello)Posts: 6,013 Admiral
    #17
    Parkerboy wrote: »
    As one who enjoys cooking I do the majority of the cooking. My wife does not like to cook and therefore is a poor cook and that is being generous. I used to say, "Her cooking cured the dog from begging at the table" .
    :rotflmao
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    I'm not afraid of Coravirus but I'm scared by the paranoid pandemic army who ask for the sanitary naz**m.
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  • Mango ManMango Man Posts: 11,508 AG
    #18
    BallaCoiPersici wrote: »
    This year at the family XMas lunch lottery I won: octopus salad, shrink cocktail and fresh (home made) pasta with mushrooms.
    Easy job, lucky draw :grin
    Shrink cocktail? That brings other things to mind. :grin


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  • BallaCoiPersiciBallaCoiPersici NW Italy (Laveno Mombello)Posts: 6,013 Admiral
    #19
    Now I’m so curious...
    What other things ?
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  • Mango ManMango Man Posts: 11,508 AG
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    BallaCoiPersici wrote: »
    Now I’m so curious...
    What other things ?
    Here in the states we call a psychologist a "shrink". :grin


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  • BallaCoiPersiciBallaCoiPersici NW Italy (Laveno Mombello)Posts: 6,013 Admiral
    #21
    Oh thanks.
    Well, in this case shrink cocktail actually sounds kinda disgusting :grin
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  • ncdeadncdead Posts: 545 Officer
    #22
    I did the dishes...she's making kielbasa wrapped in bacon...**** good finger food. Also field her phone calls from family since she has bacon grease on her hands.
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  • wynnvwynnv Posts: 394 Deckhand
    #23
    Tonight I am making baked snapper with crab meat stuffing, bacon wrapped scallops, rice pilaf and a wedge salad. Tomorrow is standing rib roast, mashed potatoes, roasted brussel sprouts, mushrooms and xmas salad.
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  • ncdeadncdead Posts: 545 Officer
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    wynnv wrote: »
    Tonight I am making baked snapper with crab meat stuffing, bacon wrapped scallops, rice pilaf and a wedge salad. Tomorrow is standing rib roast, mashed potatoes, roasted brussel sprouts, mushrooms and xmas salad.

    Dang that sounds fantastic
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  • Mango ManMango Man Posts: 11,508 AG
    #25
    ncdead wrote: »
    Dang that sounds fantastic
    Except for the Brussel Sprouts LOL

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  • wynnvwynnv Posts: 394 Deckhand
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    Mango Man wrote: »
    Except for the Brussel Sprouts LOL

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    Have you ever tried them roasted with olive oil ....salt and pepper....garlic and bacon?
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  • conchydongconchydong Pompano BeachPosts: 7,442 Admiral
    #27
    I cook a lot, mostly the outside bbq, grilling and "American" type food. My wife does the Filipino food. Tonight we had Fillet Mignons and Crawfish tails with a salad. Tomorrow, I am frying some pink shrimp, Yellow eye snapper, cracked conch and some pork belly chicharron for good measure. Normally we go to a friends and do a pig for Noche Buena but things happened this year and it didn't work out for all the parties.

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  • Mango ManMango Man Posts: 11,508 AG
    #28
    wynnv wrote: »
    Have you ever tried them roasted with olive oil ....salt and pepper....garlic and bacon?
    More ways than you can imagine.

    They're vile.

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  • BibBib Posts: 2,357 Captain
    #29
    usually go to the folks and kinda split the duties.

    this year i'm hanging at home cause i had shoulder surgery last Wednesday. grabbed a ham and some pre-made scalloped potato from costco. need to find a veg to add.
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  • mplspugmplspug Palmetto FloridaPosts: 12,931 AG
    #30
    I love roasted brussel sprouts.

    We used to do hello fresh and had recipes calling for roasted broccoli. I never had thought of doing that before, but it is good.

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  • cadmancadman Home of the Gators Posts: 33,468 AG
    #31
    You ever forget to cook something? Twice now I have done that. This year was the rolls.

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