What are you eating today?

[Jogeephus]

She did good on that plate Grit. Is that beef in the salad? Interesting.

I agree Waco. I don't understand why anyone who lives outside a city ever goes hungry. In the 1860's the average person ate on a dollar a day in today's money. For some reason a meal like this tastes better when I know its all local and doesn't have that tax taint on it. I usually grow a large garden and its amazing how few people will turn down offers to pick all they want yet the ones who really don't "need it" are usually the only ones who will take me up on the offer. Some, like HIghgrit, have even been known to find an excuse to drive 60 miles to get some. Of course, Grit may not have a DVD.

What's reassuring to me is that if the economy ever does collapse me and my family should be able to eat like this while others will be fighting over a crust of bread in Walmart.

 

[True Grit Farms]

Better late than never for a picture.

 

[greybeard]

I usually grow a large garden .

Yeah, we've seen pictures of your "garden" in year's past.

As someone stated then, It's a fine line between a garden and row cropping and I think you passed over that line about 2 dozen rows back...

 

[Cross-7]

My wife's a really good cook.

I can't tell what it is but it looks good
I'd need a a tortilla and salsa

 

[Jogeephus]

Better late than never for a picture.

Looks perfect. Brazilian Beef? ;-) :lol2:

 

[Jogeephus]

I usually grow a large garden .

Yeah, we've seen pictures of your "garden" in year's past.

As someone stated then, It's a fine line between a garden and row cropping and I think you passed over that line about 2 dozen rows back...

:lol2: :lol2:

 

[True Grit Farms]

Better late than never for a picture.

Looks perfect. Brazilian Beef? ;-) :lol2:

M&T meats, CAB prime sirloin.

 

[wacocowboy]

She did good on that plate Grit. Is that beef in the salad? Interesting.

I agree Waco. I don't understand why anyone who lives outside a city ever goes hungry. In the 1860's the average person ate on a dollar a day in today's money. For some reason a meal like this tastes better when I know its all local and doesn't have that tax taint on it. I usually grow a large garden and its amazing how few people will turn down offers to pick all they want yet the ones who really don't "need it" are usually the only ones who will take me up on the offer. Some, like HIghgrit, have even been known to find an excuse to drive 60 miles to get some. Of course, Grit may not have a DVD.

What's reassuring to me is that if the economy ever does collapse me and my family should be able to eat like this while others will be fighting over a crust of bread in Walmart.

I got ponds I can fish out of and woods I can hunt if if something happened I would still eat. With lots of pecan and mesquite wood to give it flavor. I been thinking about growing a garden, but right now have an old horse up in the yard, and I have a feeling he would eat the garden. Probably do something after he is gone. We use to have gardens when I was a kid and I have helped my inlaws with theirs. The people who don't need it got their stuff cause they work hard and don't mind a lil work to get some fresh veggies. The people who do need it don't have anything cause they are lazy bums and to lazy to do a lil work for free food.

 

[Jogeephus]

I agree. I just can't understand why someone would pay for something that is offered for free.

 

[skyhightree1]

My wife and I discovered a great way to get over the empty nest syndrome. We are both so grateful that we are not vegan.

That looks good bud

 

[skyhightree1]

This is a story of a pizza... Follow along with me

This is pizza with a thing crust and sauce " Smoked " provolone and shredded parmesan and pepperoni's

Then a lil Mozzarella on top of that

Then a lil extra sharp cheddar with more provolone

Then you can see what's going on.

Getting closer to the end of this story

The end

 

[skyhightree1]

Nothing like country ham for breakfast and the headache afterwards

 

[talltimber]

Why a headache? Unless its from drinking a half gallon of water for every bite you took. Country ham is tied for my favorite meat, if it's done right, but the water it takes during the day afterward is ridiculous. Love it.

 

[skyhightree1]

Why a headache? Unless its from drinking a half gallon of water for every bite you took. Country ham is tied for my favorite meat, if it's done right, but the water it takes during the day afterward is ridiculous. Love it.

I love it but my BP does not :shock:

 

[TexasBred]

Nothing like country ham for breakfast and the headache afterwards

OH lart help me.

 

[skyhightree1]

Nothing like country ham for breakfast and the headache afterwards

OH lart help me.

:lol2:

 

[Jogeephus]

I'm craving pizza Sky!

 

[Kingfisher]

I'm craving pizza Sky!

He might be onto something! That was a good looking pie!

 

[skyhightree1]

I'm craving pizza Sky!

He might be onto something! That was a good looking pie!

I think yall should make one

 

[Rafter S]

I had a breakfast taco with chorizo this morning. I know better, but once in a while I have to relearn the lesson. Nothing in this world gives me worse indigestion.