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Drugs and then probably other drugs.
Drugs and then probably other drugs.
Cow vagina with rice and salad
Pot roast is like a 3 out of 10 in the difficulty scale. Buck up and execute the recipe.
My man out there living the dream with that weather. Enjoy the pliny mateActually, I'm going to a different brewery who's affiliated with RR and the owners, so the weather here is beautiful, lol.
Here's the weather today:
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You are correct. I was being generous.Is there really more to it than "cut vegetables, put them in slow cooker with meat, season, and serve 8 hours later"? Because if not, even a 3 seems high.
Gotta know what you doing to make a thicker gravy out of the leftover liquids once the roast is done. Or do yall just serve that thin ass liquid as is?Is there really more to it than "cut vegetables, put them in slow cooker with meat, season, and serve 8 hours later"? Because if not, even a 3 seems high.
No drinks for me, but my wife and I are making country-fried steak with some white gravy. I may add in some edibles perhaps as the night develops.
For me it depends on what kind of potatos im going to have with the roast. If im having classic mash potatoes i would strain everything through a fine mesh strainer and thicken the liquid with a roux or god forbid a corn starch slurry. If im cooking small potato's I would probably just use the jus in the pot/slow cooker.Gotta know what you doing to make a thicker gravy out of the leftover liquids once the roast is done. Or do yall just serve that thin ass liquid as is?
A trick for a roux without all that stirring is one I saw from a youtuber named shotgun red. He would take the flour and bake it in the oven to the desired color and then use that in the dishes. I've tried it and it works great so you can add this roux flour towards the end of a dish and not have to cook the flour taste out, and get that quick thickening instead of the corn starch (i'm not a fan of). Would work good in that scenario I'd imagine. You could mFor me it depends on what kind of potatos im going to have with the roast. If im having classic mash potatoes i would strain everything through a fine mesh strainer and thicken the liquid with a roux or god forbid a corn starch slurry. If im cooking small potato's I would probably just use the jus in the pot/slow cooker.
GOd damn BFoe are you taking a shot of each bottle or what? All of that would fckn take me out big time lolExcited for this one!
We‘re doing steak flautas for dinner, which is a favorite of mine.
Some big hitters for whiskey: Peerless Double Oak, which is an absolute banger; Jack Daniel’s Single Barrel, Barrel Proof Rye; and Old Forester Single Barrel, Barrel Proof.
As you can see, Gracie is most jazzed about the Old Forester.
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Also got my trusty Good News and Mindy’s gummies,
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