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We had frozen fish patties and fries.
Made sandwiches out of fish.
Not a thing wrong with it.
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I'm not sure Jim.....I've been reading a lot about sausage making here lately and everyone calls it "Belly" but maybe this guy knows something they don't. I know he schooled me on some things I was confused about. Tomato...tomauto...at least I know where to get the stuff now..... Crappy pic butttt...
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Wow, my mom used to shop at Roseauer's in Pullman. I didn't think it was still around. I preferred Finch's because it was a closer bike ride to our house.
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Yea.....Harvest Foods stores are all over the North Central ID area......my favorite little grocer over in Orofino (Barneys) is also a Harvest Foods store. Not only are they a good grocery store but they're a UPS shipping center. The only question they ask is "what kind of gun is it".....and that's the guys....the check out gals want to see it.....
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I have a bunch of deer trimming that I want to turn into sausage.
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Soft Taco Tuesday with the left over roasted chicken and all the fixings.
Interesting twist wife’s coworker gave her a jar of homemade chipotle mango salsa, darn hot but it was good. Bride made chicken fajitas with the last of the bird. Almost hurt myself.
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We had frozen fish patties and fries.
Made sandwiches out of fish.
Not a thing wrong with it. Wife makes grilled cheese fish sandwiches if you can believe it with frozen fish patties. Damn good. We also make fish tacos with those patties sometimes. Crinkle cut or the tater tots are my favorite of the frozen fry options. Little bit of sriracha ketchup and bam.
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Still waiting for FGs sausage extravaganza. It won't be long now friend.....I finally located some Pork Bellie today. (yea...that's the way it's spelled on the package) No Butts though.... just Loin (too lean) and Bone in Pic Nick (too boney:) roasts. They have them over at the small grocery store in Orofino though so I'll get some next week. Don’t forget some action pics.👍
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We are so swamped getting ready for this weekends 3 day archery (gathering of Elitists) event that we ate a Pappa Murphy Take away pizza last night. I cant recall the last time Ive had a take away pizza but it was pretty damn good. ITs nice to have somebody else cook for a change.
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Beer battered walleye, potato wedges & coleslaw with a mayonnaise based, tricked out dressing ! Damned fine eats !
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Colour me vert with envy Paul, that must have been great.
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That sounds great, Paul.
Had lamb double rib chop and green salad with avacodo slices and Bob’s Big Boy blue cheese dressing.
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Speaking of that, does anyone have a good fish n chips recipe that does not contain beer?
I have been trying to recreate a New Zealand type batter but have been unsuccessful.
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The only thing the beer does, is provide carbonation, club soda will do the same thing, make the batter bubble. If I'm wrong, someone will be along to straighten me out.
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Speaking of that, does anyone have a good fish n chips recipe that does not contain beer?
I have been trying to recreate a New Zealand type batter but have been unsuccessful. I have a good recipe, will look it up when home and post it for you. Just a note, you can substitute club soda for beer in batters. ---------- Had my daughter send it to me. I got it off of the net and it is really good, and very crispy and light. 2 pounds cod sliced into 3 ounce pieces (you can use other types of fish) 2 1/4 cups flour 1/4 cup corn starch 2 teaspoons sugar 2 teaspoons salt 1/2 teaspoon baking powder 1/2 teaspoon baking soda 16 ounces club soda Oil for frying If you are not using a fryer, heat up 8 cups of vegetable oil in a heavy pot until the temperature reaches 350 degrees. Make the batter by combining flour, corn starch, sugar, salt, baking powder, baking soda. Stir to combine all dry ingredients. Add club soda to dry ingredients. The batter will foam, continue to stir. Drop pieces of fish into the batter. Coat fish with batter, drop into hot oil. Fry fish for 2 to 3 minutes or until the batter is golden and the fish pieces begin to float to the top of the oil. Drain fish on a wire rack.
Last edited by Miss_Lynn; 06/06/18. Reason: Added recipe
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She swears that its not beer battered.
I will try link number three. Hard to find one that is free of beer.
I suspect its more of the fact that we dont get Blue Cod up here.
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Lots of "English style" batters use milk !
Kiwi's are part of the Commonwealth.
P.S.; Added 2 more to the above
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