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Whats on the table for Christmas - Maggot - 12-15-2019
Probably Ham here.
RE: Whats on the table for Christmas - sally - 12-15-2019
This is my husband's Christmas present from me. Probably will make some twice baked potatoes and creamed spinach as sides.
https://lafrieda.goldbelly.com/dry-aged-usda-prime-black-angus-standing-rib-roast-frenched
https://www.alaskankingcrab.com/products/super-colossal-king-crab-legs?variant=50963112838¤cy=USD&gclid=Cj0KCQiA0NfvBRCVARIsAO4930kugV8iWSePXV05ZosiL7UGQn_YLbgt7DOa8ItrraavFdD9fEsQheEaAqkPEALw_wcB
RE: Whats on the table for Christmas - Clang McFly - 12-15-2019
Anything goes. My oldest brother was invited to Christmas dinner elsewhere, so I currently have no Christmas Day plans dinner or otherwise.
RE: Whats on the table for Christmas - MirahM - 12-16-2019
That lamb and crab sound wonderful!
RE: Whats on the table for Christmas - cannongal - 12-16-2019
We're doing something a bit different this year. The Grandbrats are coming over the sunday before Christmas to get their presents, and the adult children will be popping over Christmas morning to exchange presents, so instead of Christmas dinner, we're doing a Christmas Breakfast buffet.
RE: Whats on the table for Christmas - sally - 12-16-2019
(12-16-2019, 02:11 AM)MirahM Wrote: That lamb and crab sound wonderful!It's a standing rib roast, not lamb. My family likes lamb, but I don't so I'm not cooking it. Even the smell of it cooking kind of makes me gag.
RE: Whats on the table for Christmas - HairOfTheDog - 12-16-2019
We're doing slow-cooked beef roast and enchiladas here on Christmas Eve, and turkey at my sister's place on Christmas day.
RE: Whats on the table for Christmas - Maggot - 12-16-2019
Is there a kitchen tool that a person can use to spray things onto food? If I wanted to spray olive oil on something instead of brushing it on, or melted butter. Should I go to the local Agway and look for a small plant sprayer?
RE: Whats on the table for Christmas - Duchess - 12-16-2019
(12-16-2019, 05:17 PM)Maggot Wrote: Is there a kitchen tool that a person can use to spray things onto food? If I wanted to spray olive oil on something instead of brushing it on, or melted butter. Should I go to the local Agway and look for a small plant sprayer?
Holy cow, I can answer this!
Go to the aisle that has the Pam nonstick spray in it, there you will find a similar can only it is olive oil.
RE: Whats on the table for Christmas - Maggot - 12-16-2019
I am looking for one that I can put what I want in it.
I found what I want but are they good for food?
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RE: Whats on the table for Christmas - sally - 12-16-2019
The oil might clog it up, they make ones that are specifically for oil. Just look up oil sprayer for christs sake. Do you not have internet?
RE: Whats on the table for Christmas - sally - 12-16-2019
I just looked, they have 10,000 types on amazon and you can get one by tommorrow.
RE: Whats on the table for Christmas - MirahM - 12-17-2019
(12-16-2019, 09:13 AM)sally Wrote:(12-16-2019, 02:11 AM)MirahM Wrote: That lamb and crab sound wonderful!It's a standing rib roast, not lamb. My family likes lamb, but I don't so I'm not cooking it. Even the smell of it cooking kind of makes me gag.
Lamb is more for easter anyway.
RE: Whats on the table for Christmas - Maggot - 12-17-2019
(12-16-2019, 09:18 PM)sally Wrote: The oil might clog it up, they make ones that are specifically for oil. Just look up oil sprayer for christs sake. Do you not have internet?
But................Do YOU use one?
RE: Whats on the table for Christmas - BigMark - 12-17-2019
On food.
RE: Whats on the table for Christmas - sally - 12-17-2019
(12-17-2019, 08:37 AM)Maggot Wrote:No I haven't. I've seen them in kitchen stores before, but I've been drizzling or brushing my oil on for 38 years now and it always works just fine so I didn't feel a need to buy one. I guess if you use a lot of Pam spray and you want an alternative that doesn't have chemicals in it then an oil mister would be good for you, mister.(12-16-2019, 09:18 PM)sally Wrote: The oil might clog it up, they make ones that are specifically for oil. Just look up oil sprayer for christs sake. Do you not have internet?
But................Do YOU use one?
RE: Whats on the table for Christmas - Maggot - 12-17-2019
i just want it for my pure virgin olive oil.
RE: Whats on the table for Christmas - Duchess - 12-17-2019
*gasp* Screw all you people that eat lamb. Savages!
RE: Whats on the table for Christmas - Maggot - 12-17-2019
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How dare you!!!!!
RE: Whats on the table for Christmas - sally - 12-17-2019
How you ever smelled a dirty lamb? That's exactly how they taste.