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Lord, but I took on a terrible feed of deer fajitas for lunch. They were scrumptious. Here's how the recipe wound up: About 2lbs of venison cut to fajita size Soak the meat in chicken broth for about 30 minutes. Reserve half a cup of the broth for use later. Sear the meat until nicely brown mix in 1 packet of Old El Paso Fajita seasoning add 1/2 cup of chicken broth add 1/2 cup of Old El Paso Enchilada sauce (this stuff is can licking good ) add 1 8 oz can of whole pitted black olives add 1 4 oz can of mushrooms bring it up to a bubble very slowly. Place Meat mixture on tortilla (I like the big flour burrito type myself) Top with Colby and Monterrey Jack Cheese (I then nuke everything in the microwave for 30 seconds to melt the cheese to proper gooeyiness) Add Salsa Verde and Sour Cream to taste Eat like the proverbial hog at the trough P.S. ( There was enough leftover for a snack while watching tv tonight ) 
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Orange chicken, fried rice, egg roll with hot mustard, & coffee.
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Got an elk roast in the crock pot, which should be ready about 2pm. So its going to be more like lupper than lunch, YUM! Hillbilly, I'm gonna have to try out your fajitas recipe this weekend.
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I've already copied it for my wife.....
Thanks hillbillybear, sounds delicious!
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Oh, watch the enchilada sauce, it comes in a mild and a hot version and the hot is a little too much of a good thing for me.
I hope you enjoy the fajitas.
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I rarely eat lunch.. Maybe 2-3 times/year...
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Went down to have lunch with my daughter in the caf� at the hospital where she works: Hummus wrap with feta cheese, sliced tomato and cucumber. Also vanilla yogurt with berries (real fresh berries, not just flavored) and granola on the top. Yum!!!  Penny
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Made myself a little bit of personal tuna salad:
7 oz foil packet of tuna
Tablespoon of fat-free salad dressing (because that's what my wife buys)
Tablespoon of hot coarse-ground brown mustard
Teaspoon of dill pickle relish
Five anchovy-stuffed olives, chopped
Three or four (okay, six) dashes of Lousiana hot sauce
On crackers. Delicious.
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Rocky, if you want a good bottle of hot sauce, I'll send you one. 
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Curried venison on rice, two apples, a thingy of yogurt and a granola bar.
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Mannlicher, I think I have a dozen or so kinds of hot sauce. Got this one at a Dollar Store. It's called Kickin' Kajun and it's got a great flavor - which is damn unusual. Hot sauce is usually either vinegary (like Tobasco) or just hiked up with solvent-tasting capsicum extracts (like Dave's Insanity). My other fave is Arizona Gunslinger, which is made from fully-ripened red jalapenos. Again, good flavor to go with the hot.
But if you have another suggestion, I'm all�um, tongue, brother! The mailbox is empty!
Rocky Raab
479 Hiland Rd
Ogden, UT 84404-6803
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I put two big pieces of left-over apple pie into a cereal bowl, and poured in some soy milk. Only problem was- when I sat down in front of the TV to eat ... My fork didn't work, I had to get up and go get a spoon.
Boy, It sure beats a bowl of Lucky Charms.
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Don't say Lucky Charms. Bad doo-doo.
Went to a Judo tournament after downin' several bowls of the stuff. Puked much of the entire 4 hour ride there. Probably lost 3 or 4 lbs. and a bunch of energy.
Got 2nd, but was able to use those "Lucky" Charms as an excuse for not doin' better.
Can't even look at 'em when goin' down the cereal isle........
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lft my lunch box at home but lucked out an found a granola bar stashed in the glove box of the work truck. Im nt even goona venture a guess on how old it was though.
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Today for lunch....I had the steak from my anniversary dinner that I didnt finish last night, and a salad......oh and one of my docs was having a birthday so we had cake. In an ICU, there are los of days that I eat my lunch at the desk, or not at all. Today was a good day. I think all the nurses actually got to eat lunch today......sitting down in a chair at a table!
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Back strap off of Flo(Florence....the doe I landed this fall)....and man O man.....she IS a tasty critter!
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Its not the size of the dog in the fight, its the size of the fight in the dog.
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Part of me lives with the wind in my face,
while the other part is barely alive.
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Hopefully you will get enough of them that you will quit naming them, and just assign them numbers. It's ok to name your rifles, though. 
I saw a movie where only the military and the police had guns. It was called Schindler's List.
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Hey Bulletbutt - I thought it was only guys that assigned names to "things". Those guys in PE class sure had imaginations............
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Yeah, good thing those childish names didn't stick...or I'd still be called "Longfellow". Well, maybe not. 
I saw a movie where only the military and the police had guns. It was called Schindler's List.
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