what'z on the menu?

buttholesurfer

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Chili – Makes 4 to 5 Quarts
2 Diced Medium to Large Onions (can use yellow or red onions)
4 Diced Green Peppers
2-1/2 Pounds Ground Beef
1-1/2 Pounds Spiced Sausage (Hot Italian Sausage or Chorizo)
3 Cans (12 ounce) of Chili Beans or Dark Red Kidney Beans
2 Cans of Stewed Tomatoes (usually come in 14.5 ounce size)
2 Large Cans of Diced Tomatoes (~20 ounces each)
2 Containers of Chili Seasoning Mix (suggest Carroll Shelby’s Chili Kit) – Add Chili seasoning & Pepper mix, not salt or flour mix)
1 Regular Size bottle of Medium or Hot Salsa Sauce (12 Ounce)
Hot Peppers as desired (Serrano, Jalapeno, Habanero and/or Scotch Bonnets)
Cayenne Pepper as desired
Cook Beef with half of Salsa Sauce until cooked all of the way through, then drain. Set Beef aside and cook Sausage until all of the way done, then drain. Add all tomatoes (stewed and diced) into large crock pot on high heat to simmer. Dice Peppers and Onions and add to crock pot with tomatoes and mix thoroughly. Add Chili seasoning to taste. Add diced Hot Peppers and Cayenne Pepper to season as desired (note: the more seeds from the hot peppers that are added will increase the spiciness of the chili as it simmers over time). Add meat (ground beef and sausage) and mix thoroughly. Allow to simmer for several hours.

Tonight were going with Butt'z famous chili and garlic bread,Salad and a nice chardonnay.

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buttholesurfer

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Finally got everything together,And simmering.That was a B!tch!Butt it will be worth it later when it'z done,Got the wifey doing the cornbread. <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/smokin.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/facelick.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/beer.gif" alt="" />

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buttholesurfer

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way ta go ButtMan.....
sounds so ono... <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/facelick.gif" alt="" />

<img src="/forum/images/graemlins/cheers.gif" alt="" />

It'z startin to really smell good now bradda! <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/beer.gif" alt="" />

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ringer

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Chili – Makes 4 to 5 Quarts
2 Diced Medium to Large Onions (can use yellow or red onions)
4 Diced Green Peppers
2-1/2 Pounds Ground Beef
1-1/2 Pounds Spiced Sausage (Hot Italian Sausage or Chorizo)
3 Cans (12 ounce) of Chili Beans or Dark Red Kidney Beans
2 Cans of Stewed Tomatoes (usually come in 14.5 ounce size)
2 Large Cans of Diced Tomatoes (~20 ounces each)
2 Containers of Chili Seasoning Mix (suggest Carroll Shelby’s Chili Kit) – Add Chili seasoning &amp; Pepper mix, not salt or flour mix)
1 Regular Size bottle of Medium or Hot Salsa Sauce (12 Ounce)
Hot Peppers as desired (Serrano, Jalapeno, Habanero and/or Scotch Bonnets)
Cayenne Pepper as desired
Cook Beef with half of Salsa Sauce until cooked all of the way through, then drain. Set Beef aside and cook Sausage until all of the way done, then drain. Add all tomatoes (stewed and diced) into large crock pot on high heat to simmer. Dice Peppers and Onions and add to crock pot with tomatoes and mix thoroughly. Add Chili seasoning to taste. Add diced Hot Peppers and Cayenne Pepper to season as desired (note: the more seeds from the hot peppers that are added will increase the spiciness of the chili as it simmers over time). Add meat (ground beef and sausage) and mix thoroughly. Allow to simmer for several hours.

Tonight were going with Butt'z famous chili and garlic bread,Salad and a nice chardonnay.

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That sound'z good. <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/cheers.gif" alt="" />


I've got carne asada in the works; you put a lot of garlic and cilantro and jalapeno and sea salt and fresh ground pepper in a mortar &amp; pestle and grind it up into a paste (a food processor works, too), then put the paste in a glass jar, add the juice of 1 orange, 2 limes, plus a half cup of olive oil and 2 tablespoons of white vinegar, maybe a little bit more salt and pepper. Cover the jar and shake up it. Use it to marinate thinly-sliced skirt steak or flank steak or whatever you've got for however many hours you've got, the longer the better. Then grill it up, chop it up cross-grain, and serve with tortillas, cilantro, chopped white onions, avocado, lettuce, salsa and/or whatever you want. You won't regret it.
 

nep

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Chili – Makes 4 to 5 Quarts
2 Diced Medium to Large Onions (can use yellow or red onions)
4 Diced Green Peppers
2-1/2 Pounds Ground Beef
1-1/2 Pounds Spiced Sausage (Hot Italian Sausage or Chorizo)
3 Cans (12 ounce) of Chili Beans or Dark Red Kidney Beans
2 Cans of Stewed Tomatoes (usually come in 14.5 ounce size)
2 Large Cans of Diced Tomatoes (~20 ounces each)
2 Containers of Chili Seasoning Mix (suggest Carroll Shelby’s Chili Kit) – Add Chili seasoning &amp; Pepper mix, not salt or flour mix)
1 Regular Size bottle of Medium or Hot Salsa Sauce (12 Ounce)
Hot Peppers as desired (Serrano, Jalapeno, Habanero and/or Scotch Bonnets)
Cayenne Pepper as desired
Cook Beef with half of Salsa Sauce until cooked all of the way through, then drain. Set Beef aside and cook Sausage until all of the way done, then drain. Add all tomatoes (stewed and diced) into large crock pot on high heat to simmer. Dice Peppers and Onions and add to crock pot with tomatoes and mix thoroughly. Add Chili seasoning to taste. Add diced Hot Peppers and Cayenne Pepper to season as desired (note: the more seeds from the hot peppers that are added will increase the spiciness of the chili as it simmers over time). Add meat (ground beef and sausage) and mix thoroughly. Allow to simmer for several hours.

Tonight were going with Butt'z famous chili and garlic bread,Salad and a nice chardonnay.

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What is on the menu, my brother?

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Eunice

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Chili – Makes 4 to 5 Quarts
2 Diced Medium to Large Onions (can use yellow or red onions)
4 Diced Green Peppers
[COLOR=" red"]2-1/2 Pounds Human Flesh[/color]
1-1/2 Pounds Spiced Sausage (Hot Italian Sausage or Chorizo)
3 Cans (12 ounce) of Chili Beans or Dark Red Kidney Beans
2 Cans of Stewed Tomatoes (usually come in 14.5 ounce size)
2 Large Cans of Diced Tomatoes (~20 ounces each)
2 Containers of Chili Seasoning Mix (suggest Carroll Shelby’s Chili Kit) – Add Chili seasoning &amp; Pepper mix, not salt or flour mix)
1 Regular Size bottle of Medium or Hot Salsa Sauce (12 Ounce)
Hot Peppers as desired (Serrano, Jalapeno, Habanero and/or Scotch Bonnets)
Cayenne Pepper as desired
Cook Beef with half of Salsa Sauce until cooked all of the way through, then drain. Set Beef aside and cook Sausage until all of the way done, then drain. Add all tomatoes (stewed and diced) into large crock pot on high heat to simmer. Dice Peppers and Onions and add to crock pot with tomatoes and mix thoroughly. Add Chili seasoning to taste. Add diced Hot Peppers and Cayenne Pepper to season as desired (note: the more seeds from the hot peppers that are added will increase the spiciness of the chili as it simmers over time). Add meat (ground beef and sausage) and mix thoroughly. Allow to simmer for several hours.

Tonight were going with Butt'z famous chili and garlic bread,Salad and a nice chardonnay.

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buttholesurfer

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Just got back from a Boozzee cruz down the strand,And it smell'z super good style!Grub'z goin down huge. <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/beer.gif" alt="" />

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Wild Mushroom &amp; Goat Cheese Roasted Sea Bass with Olive Oil, served with Poached New Potatoes

Wild Mushroom Crust ingredients:
1 tablespoon butter
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 tablespoon minced garlic
1 tablespoon minced shallots
4 cups sliced shiitakes
2 cups sliced crimini mushrooms
1/2 cup white wine
1/2 cup oven-roasted or sun-dried tomatoes
8 medium basil leaves, torn
3 to 4 ounces goat cheese

Method
In a large skillet, melt butter in olive oil on medium heat until it begins to foam. Add garlic and shallots and saute until garlic begins to get the slightest bit brown. Add mushrooms and saute until most moisture is removed; add wine, tomatoes &amp; basil. Remove from heat and stir in goat cheese. Place in food processor &amp; pulse until medium chopped, but not too fine. Set aside.

8 ounces sea bass
Salt and pepper

Method
Pan-sear bass in butter until nicely browned on first side. Flip over and spread approximately 2 tablespoon of the mushroom mix on top of fish. Place fish in oven at 450 degrees for 8-10 minutes.
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buttholesurfer

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Dam!That sound'z good G, <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/cheers.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/beer.gif" alt="" />

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buttholesurfer

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Kento

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A couple ribeye steaks (marinate with that Mrs Dash stuff) with some stir-fried mushrooms. Simple and quick and damn good. <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

Still defrosting though so not for a few hours. Just had breakfast at 3 this afternoon so what the hell, right? <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />
 
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Chili – Makes 4 to 5 Quarts
2 Diced Medium to Large Onions (can use yellow or red onions)
4 Diced Green Peppers
2-1/2 Pounds Ground Beef
1-1/2 Pounds Spiced Sausage (Hot Italian Sausage or Chorizo)
3 Cans (12 ounce) of Chili Beans or Dark Red Kidney Beans
2 Cans of Stewed Tomatoes (usually come in 14.5 ounce size)
2 Large Cans of Diced Tomatoes (~20 ounces each)
2 Containers of Chili Seasoning Mix (suggest Carroll Shelby’s Chili Kit) – Add Chili seasoning &amp; Pepper mix, not salt or flour mix)
1 Regular Size bottle of Medium or Hot Salsa Sauce (12 Ounce)
Hot Peppers as desired (Serrano, Jalapeno, Habanero and/or Scotch Bonnets)
Cayenne Pepper as desired
Cook Beef with half of Salsa Sauce until cooked all of the way through, then drain. Set Beef aside and cook Sausage until all of the way done, then drain. Add all tomatoes (stewed and diced) into large crock pot on high heat to simmer. Dice Peppers and Onions and add to crock pot with tomatoes and mix thoroughly. Add Chili seasoning to taste. Add diced Hot Peppers and Cayenne Pepper to season as desired (note: the more seeds from the hot peppers that are added will increase the spiciness of the chili as it simmers over time). Add meat (ground beef and sausage) and mix thoroughly. Allow to simmer for several hours.

Tonight were going with Butt'z famous chili and garlic bread,Salad and a nice chardonnay.

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Thanks man, I was looking at the packs of Carol Shelbys in the store and wondering how to make it work. Now I got something to work with. Not sure I follow you on the chardonnay and lets face it Carol Shelby would F-you-up for pairing his stuff up with a glass of white wine, but a thanks is in order. Garlic Bread = YES
 

buttholesurfer

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Chili – Makes 4 to 5 Quarts
2 Diced Medium to Large Onions (can use yellow or red onions)
4 Diced Green Peppers
2-1/2 Pounds Ground Beef
1-1/2 Pounds Spiced Sausage (Hot Italian Sausage or Chorizo)
3 Cans (12 ounce) of Chili Beans or Dark Red Kidney Beans
2 Cans of Stewed Tomatoes (usually come in 14.5 ounce size)
2 Large Cans of Diced Tomatoes (~20 ounces each)
2 Containers of Chili Seasoning Mix (suggest Carroll Shelby’s Chili Kit) – Add Chili seasoning &amp; Pepper mix, not salt or flour mix)
1 Regular Size bottle of Medium or Hot Salsa Sauce (12 Ounce)
Hot Peppers as desired (Serrano, Jalapeno, Habanero and/or Scotch Bonnets)
Cayenne Pepper as desired
Cook Beef with half of Salsa Sauce until cooked all of the way through, then drain. Set Beef aside and cook Sausage until all of the way done, then drain. Add all tomatoes (stewed and diced) into large crock pot on high heat to simmer. Dice Peppers and Onions and add to crock pot with tomatoes and mix thoroughly. Add Chili seasoning to taste. Add diced Hot Peppers and Cayenne Pepper to season as desired (note: the more seeds from the hot peppers that are added will increase the spiciness of the chili as it simmers over time). Add meat (ground beef and sausage) and mix thoroughly. Allow to simmer for several hours.

Tonight were going with Butt'z famous chili and garlic bread,Salad and a nice chardonnay.

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Thanks man, I was looking at the packs of Carol Shelbys in the store and wondering how to make it work. Now I got something to work with. Not sure I follow you on the chardonnay and lets face it Carol Shelby would F-you-up for pairing his stuff up with a glass of white wine, but a thanks is in order. Garlic Bread = YES




Well Carol Shelby can kiss my cookin Ass,We like are red'z and white'z out here brotha.Anywho good luck with the ch!l! home slice,Hope it turn'z out as good as mine did. <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/cheers.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/beer.gif" alt="" />



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