What's for lunch?

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Re: What's for lunch?

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I like rice... especially with beans :D Too bad I mostly eat cereals that are high in fiber.
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Quinoa is where it's at... I'm packing that for the Baja trip.
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Breakfast at casa Gonzalez. Bacon, eggs, beans pan fried hot dogs, killer salsa, tortillas.... Is this what heaven is like?
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Re: What's for lunch?

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Stuffed!
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That looks awesome!! Bitchen counter. Is that your dad Steve?
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yikes wrote:That looks awesome!! Bitchen counter. Is that your dad Steve?
Yup. His bead is in winter mode. he grows it out every winter to be Santa Claus for the local school Christmas program.

Breakfast was pure glory.
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Living proof that baldness skips a generation! I wasn't so fortunate.
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Steve, i hope he at a lot! He needs to do some bulking up to play Santa. It aint just the beard ya know!
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yikes wrote:Living proof that baldness skips a generation! I wasn't so fortunate.
Think of it as a solar panel for a Badass Bronco driver! :D
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Chistmas Day lunch: Homemade spring rolls.
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No mystery meat packages here, the wife makes the filling and puts them together, I do the cooking.
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Those look darn tasty, Rod!
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Re: What's for lunch?

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Mmmmm yummy, my wife's best friend is Phillipino and sent her home with a bag of rolls to fry up...made them yesterday with some sweet chili sauce...mmmmm. Mmmmmmmm
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I warmed up Carne Con Chile, beans and bacon on the wood burning stove this morning... Carne Con Chile omlets, family, friends & a fire. Doesn't get much better!
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Mmmmmm sounds good!
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Re: What's for lunch?

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Dinner.
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Merry Christmas!
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Very nice, Wood. It looks like our 'que master is bowing out of Pismo. Are you going to step in and join us?
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I might be able to make it down...I'll try to figure it out this week. If so I will gladly help with the Q duties. Bronco hasn't been out of the garage in months though...would probably have to roll in the wife's civic.
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Re: What's for lunch?

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Dinner, actually: 2 small Porterhouse steaks, pan fried and drained, bubble & squeak and fresh steamed veggies.
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Re: What's for lunch?

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What's bubble and squeak Rod?
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