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Don2 (Don1 Revised) said:
thebeave said:
Don2 (Don1 Revised) said:
Well, what are we eating today?

Today became National Men Make Dinner Day.

But somehow *hint* *hint* this transformed into National Chinese Takeout Day.

So I am ordering Chinese food.
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When is National Women Mow the Lawn Day?
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That's the same as National Hot Young Landscapers Day.
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Good answer. I was afraid you were going to say, 'Right before "National Beave Sleeps in the Doghouse Day'".
 
I ended up ordering shrimp with peppers and tomatoes. It's pretty healthy out of the options.
 
thebeave said:
Don2 (Don1 Revised) said:
Well, what are we eating today?

Today became National Men Make Dinner Day.

But somehow *hint* *hint* this transformed into National Chinese Takeout Day.

So I am ordering Chinese food.
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When is National Women Mow the Lawn Day?
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That was once a week from spring through autumn from 1996 to 2000. Then we moved and paid the neighbor kid to mow the lawn instead of me.
 
thebeave said:
When is National Women Mow the Lawn Day?
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Every time the lawn gets mowed, here.


But I came here to ask how long has vegan cheese existed, and I didn't know?

At Southern Cross station over the weekend I discovered vegan cheese as part of a Mexican takeaway.

I am a carnivore who can't do milk proteins, and last night I smothered some corn chips in that stuff and satisfied a 20 year craving.

It's not the same as actual cheese but I am not in a position to be picky.
 
spikepipsqueak said:
thebeave said:
When is National Women Mow the Lawn Day?
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Every time the lawn gets mowed, here.


But I came here to ask how long has vegan cheese existed, and I didn't know?

At Southern Cross station over the weekend I discovered vegan cheese as part of a Mexican takeaway.

I am a carnivore who can't do milk proteins, and last night I smothered some corn chips in that stuff and satisfied a 20 year craving.

It's not the same as actual cheese but I am not in a position to be picky.
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My best friend/sister has known about it for a while. After a gallbladder infection she went completely ‘whole foods plant based’ then vegan in terms of diet, not philosophy (she still has pets etc). She has been having vegan cheese for a while. It was difficult there for a while when we went out for dinner simply because I felt ‘judged’ for not going vegan. We will occasionally go veggie here, very occasionally, but will still had regular cheese.

I will make a veggie casserole with whatever I have left in the fridge and a few cans of different beans, and will eat this while Bilby is on lates.
 
We are having pork ends tonight. It’s 9:18 am here and they are in the oven on 120C and will be so for a good 5-6 hours.

Pork ends are some chunky bits of pork from various parts of the pig that aren’t big enough or substantial enough for something else. It’s never the hock, he sells those separately for dogs. These are marinated in honey and soy and I cook them in Mama (my big Le Creuset) on a bed of onions, tomatoes, carrots, potatoes, mushrooms and zucchini, with a can of tinned tomatoes at the bottom and top with some red wine. They cook low and slow and come out beautifully!
 
I made a slow cooker pot roast. The meat was more than 30 bucks but this is something I do maybe once every six months.

And it was so good. Fall apart with a fork good.
 
Emily Lake said:
Toni said:
Beef and noodles, made with green peppers, mushrooms, onions and garlic with a dash of Worcestershire and a splash of sherry.
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I always forget about wash-yer-sister sauce. I really need to remember to use it.
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:D Making jokes about the name of Worstershire sauce seems to be a long standing national pastime. I can remember being a little kid and making up funny pronounciations with my friends. I think yours is the best I've heard in all my years, especially given my own sister's need for frequent bathing due to her equestrian hobby.
 
thebeave said:
Making jokes about the name of Worstershire sauce seems to be a long standing national pastime.
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England is full of towns whose names have bizarre spellings. The correct pronounciation of Worcester is "Wooster", as in "Jeeves and...".

The Worcestershire town (Worcester is the county town) of Bicester has a famous limerick:

There once was a young man from Bicester,
Who married a policeman's sicester.
Such was her ardour,
She kissed hin 'arder and 'arder,
Till his lips came up in a blicester.
 
It was my "Friday" at work, and I fully intended to spend my meal credit (one of the perks of working for Door Dash) on a dish from a local New Mexico style Mexican restaurant. I'd ordered enough from them to earn a "reward" so I could spend a little more, and the Adovada pork ribs drenched in red chile sauce with a side of beans and rice were looking pretty good.

Then at the last minute...perhaps due to the 4 hour Zoom meeting I'd just suffered through....I went with something more immediate and corporate. A double truffle mushroom Smash Burger with a side of Smash Tots. It hit the spot.
 
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