At 11/10/17 09:27 PM, SevenSeize wrote: I used boring old Hersheys powder and then some chocolate extract.

Been a while since I've seen choco extract.. they claim almond extract is good for getting rid of cat's ear mites

The icing is a buttercream I whipped up, then melted.

No Dreamwhip? Good for you! Plug in hand mixer or the full blender?

BTW, has anyone ever had their stools (shit) turn sea green-blue after eating a good portion of Dreamwhip?
Bought a choco cake from Stop 'n Shop, had one slice after dinner. In the morning, got an unpleasant surprise.
Most of the cake was whatever they used for non-fridge icing. It's very sad that cake (seems to) cost more than the frosting (which is there to seal it against air).

@frequenters: @SevenSeize @Fro @lumiorfo @Dean @Heretic-Anchorite @VicariousE @Big-Boss @Porkchop @Jin @wolfe @everyoneelse

I'm looking for a crockpot meal for this Christmas! I normally do chili in the crockpot, but not this year! I'm feeding a family of four, so if you have any suggestions for any delicious/easy crockpot meals, let me know! (I have 4 crockpots...so I could theoretically have multiple things cooking at once)

A quick peruse through my Pinterest and I've thought about:
A crockpot honey baked ham w/ mashed potatoes & mac n cheese
Crockpot slow cooker spare ribs w/ baked potatoes
Crockpot Philly cheesesteak sandwiches
Any other ideas?

At 11/12/17 05:04 PM, Alias wrote: @frequenters: @SevenSeize @Fro @lumiorfo @Dean @Heretic-Anchorite @VicariousE @Big-Boss @Porkchop @Jin @wolfe @everyoneelse

I'm looking for a crockpot meal for this Christmas! I normally do chili in the crockpot, but not this year! I'm feeding a family of four, so if you have any suggestions for any delicious/easy crockpot meals, let me know! (I have 4 crockpots...so I could theoretically have multiple things cooking at once)

A quick peruse through my Pinterest and I've thought about:
A crockpot honey baked ham w/ mashed potatoes & mac n cheese
Crockpot slow cooker spare ribs w/ baked potatoes
Crockpot Philly cheesesteak sandwiches
Any other ideas?

I did a crock pot french dip sandwich thing one time, and it was awesome.

I freakin love honey baked ham. I am trying to talk my family into it for Thanksgiving, because I hate turkey.

and yesterday I did crockpot boudin dip.
It is delicious as hell.
Boudin is delicious as hell.
But you guys probably don't know what boudin is.
And if you google it, you will be like "WTF IS WRONG WITH YOU SEVEN????'

At 11/12/17 05:04 PM, Alias wrote:
I'm looking for a crockpot meal for this Christmas!

A quick peruse through my Pinterest and I've thought about:
A crockpot honey baked ham w/ mashed potatoes & mac n cheese
Crockpot slow cooker spare ribs w/ baked potatoes
Crockpot Philly cheesesteak sandwiches
Any other ideas?

I never cook in a crockpot, but the ideas you listed all sound good. Make them all, ya bish. I dare ya.

At 11/12/17 05:57 PM, Big-Boss wrote:

At 11/12/17 05:04 PM, Alias wrote:
I'm looking for a crockpot meal for this Christmas!

A quick peruse through my Pinterest and I've thought about:

I never cook in a crockpot, but the ideas you listed all sound good. Make them all, ya bish. I dare ya.

Crock pot with fish tis good.

At 11/12/17 05:04 PM, Alias wrote:

A quick peruse through my Pinterest and I've thought about:
A crockpot honey baked ham w/ mashed potatoes & mac n cheese
Crockpot slow cooker spare ribs w/ baked potatoes
Crockpot Philly cheesesteak sandwiches
Any other ideas?

I think the spare ribs or honey baked ham sounds like great choices. Try a little twist on the mac n cheese. We make a bacon buffalo chicken mac and cheese that is absolutely amazing. I'm lactose intolerant, but it's one of the few meals that I'll suffer over. It's worth it.

It's basically exactly what it sounds like, a couple different versions of your favorite cheese, some buffalo hot sauce flavored chicken, and crumbled up bacon. I'm sure pinterest would give you the basic idea and it wouldn't be very difficult to covert into a crockpot meal. We tend to do ours in the oven because of wanting the top layer a little crispy, but nonetheless worth a shot.

At 11/12/17 05:04 PM, Alias wrote: @frequenters: @SevenSeize @Fro @lumiorfo @Dean @Heretic-Anchorite @VicariousE @Big-Boss @Porkchop @Jin @wolfe @everyoneelse

I'm looking for a crockpot meal for this Christmas! I normally do chili in the crockpot, but not this year!

Dude, me too. One thing I can't stress enough: cookbooks from last century, they're cheap, ingredients are likely familiar and they whet the brain. Never did ham proper in a crockpot, but have made pea soup (maybe after you've done the ham), beef stew, broccoli/potato (dried cheese, half n half/milk, etc) soup and goulash in one.

I'm kinda anal when it comes to those dishes, could probably cite the ingredients from memory, but all my paperwork's in storage costing me 3 bills a month. Bones make the crockpot meal, though if you wanna be 100% safe (and if you're making from cold/temp high) you may wanna tie up the bones in cheesecloth.

Best chicken soup I ever had, had a chicken foot in it, though it's rly only the glands in between the toe webbing that had the authentic chicken taste (if you remember what that is lol)

Oh also beet soup, a little rinsed sauerkraut, half chicken, half beef stock carton/canned stuff's ok. Turns yer turds reddish, but is a decent soup... a little sour cream on the side of the bowl helps too, dunno why

At 11/22/17 03:18 PM, Zymbot wrote: Made the cheesecake in advance.

I miss having this kind of cheesecake its so delish.

~X~

Filet mignon with Southern baked beans and baked potatoes with butter last night. Filet mignon is the best.

At 1/4/18 02:55 PM, Alias wrote: Filet mignon with Southern baked beans and baked potatoes with butter last night. Filet mignon is the best.

This looks really good I was gonna make steak and baked potatoe too but then got sick so then I prepared some vegitble soup I suppose I could make this soup from scratch but might not come out the same as this one.

~X~

At 1/5/18 06:32 AM, XwaynecoltX wrote: This looks really good I was gonna make steak and baked potatoe too but then got sick so then I prepared some vegitble soup I suppose I could make this soup from scratch but might not come out the same as this one.

~X~

Hope you're feeling better! Lots of Vitamin D needed.

At 1/7/18 06:20 PM, Alias wrote: Hope you're feeling better! Lots of Vitamin D needed.

yes indeed, thank you, I was getting better but guess doctor says I need more iron I'm really low, so I will have to make one of those Steak meals maybe some beans even for iron.

My b/p was 166/110 but that is all better now, but for sure more steak more iron lol.

What you all making here in this coming week anything special???

~X~

At 1/13/18 05:40 PM, Zymbot wrote: Spaghetti and garlic bread.

My favorite.

Bacon and egg sandwich. Mayo on toasted bread it's yummy

At 1/13/18 05:40 PM, Zymbot wrote: Spaghetti and garlic bread.

that looks very yummy too.

~X~

Well I finally got payed there was an error for a few days so I was on peanut butter sanwichs for abit but now I got my pepsi whoohoo, and just put a pizza in the oven.

~X~

At 2/11/18 05:03 PM, Zymbot wrote: Made goulash.

And there's plenty more where this came from.

That looks delish

My girl made me some good pasta shells stuffed with chicken and alfreda sauce cheese and chopped broccoli and some garlec bread on the side it was really good

~X~

At 2/12/18 01:04 AM, XwaynecoltX wrote: My girl made me some good pasta shells stuffed with chicken and alfreda sauce cheese and chopped broccoli and some garlec bread on the side it was really good

~X~

was the broccoli raw or cooked? i am not a fan of cooked broccoli, but otherwise that sounds delicious

Cooked broccoli then chopped I kind of like cooked broccoli better then the raw it allows for all the nutrition to come alive

~X~

At 2/15/18 05:50 PM, Zymbot wrote: Salmon, buttered baked potato, and green bean/mushroom mix.

Everything a growing boy needs.

Did you make that meal for your cat or for yourself?

I am making this again it is my new fave now

barbeQ / honey mustard. Sanwiches

Cook chicken in Italian dressing. Dip chicken in barbq and honey mustard sauce. Toasted bread

~X~

At 3/9/18 09:39 AM, NekoMika wrote: Been slacking on my cooking recently. any suggestions?

Rice is actually pretty good and goes with a lot of meals rolls are nice too

~X~

Two pics!

One is from tacos I made with venison and they were seasoned to perfection.

The other is of Jumbalya, which it was my first time eating. It was so good.

At 3/12/18 05:12 PM, Alias wrote: Two pics!

Wow these both look good I may need to make my chicken tacos over my days off they are a pain to make and tend to burn fingers but they are very delish

Anyways nice's dishes you have there look very good

~X~

I'm kind of on a honey mustard sauce kick right mainly the ones from McDonald's so I save them for my cooking

Today for lunch I had just a bowl of chicken cooked then stired in honey mustard sauce rice could have been great with this too

~X~

At 3/31/18 03:51 PM, Zymbot wrote:

At 3/31/18 01:06 PM, Zymbot wrote: Making a small turkey for day early Easter dinner.

And sweet potato casserole.

Totally forgot to take pics of the Eater feast! Your food looking good!

I made a fresh strawberry cake and topped it with whipped cream.

I have not made anything in particular but someone made me some very yummy spaghettu and meat balls it was delightfull.

~X~

My gf made me some peanut butter cookies very delish and yum

~X~

I stir fried some edamame beans that were sitting in my freezer.

For the sauce I used some light and dark soy sauce, chilli oil, and some crushed chilli pepper mixed in. I also added a dash of fish sauce on the beans as they were cooking.

it was very good. I'll have to make it again.

Penne Pasta Fajita Bake!

This was so good. Half is coated with shredded cheese, other half no cheese.