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I'm at a list for word's on this. One point I want to give them credit but on the other point I feel like they shouldves wrote their own verse's
I wouldn't touch chili after the morning of the 3rd dayHow safe would 4-5 day old chili be? Shit was good as hell, enough left for about 2 bowls and it's lunch time...
How safe would 4-5 day old chili be? Shit was good as hell, enough left for about 2 bowls and it's lunch time...
Chili usually tastes better the next few days to me.Chili if refrigerated after cooking can be good for at least a week
Chili if refrigerated after cooking can be good for at least a week
Chili usually tastes better the next few days to me.
Mainly soups and stews to me. All the ingredients marinate together.I've come to find that a majority of food taste better the next day
I've come to find that a majority of food taste better the next day
Mainly soups and stews to me. All the ingredients marinate together.
When you trying not to coon on the train and check out the thick white ting then you start checking the tall dark skin ting and realize it's a full grown nigga. Smmfh. That's a wrap on the day.
When you trying not to coon on the train and check out the thick white ting then you start checking the tall dark skin ting and realize it's a full grown nigga. Smmfh. That's a wrap on the day.
Yesterday, i went to this Fancy Cheese shop and acquired myself some "Gorgonzola Picante Bleu Cheese". I then went to the butcher shop and purchased a 20 dollar Rib eye steak. I then went to the grocery store and acquired about a half pound of Crimini Mushrooms and about a pound of Brussel sprouts.
Went home.
rubbed the 20 dollar ribeye steak with Salt and pepper. Let that chill.
Cut all brussel sprouts in half. Heated up a pan and added some Kerrygold Butter and Olive Oil. Placed the brussel sprouts in the pan, cut side down. Then i covered and reduced the heat. While that was cooking I proceeded to heat up a cast iron skillet. I cooked my 20 dollar ribeye steak for 6 minutes, both sides, in some Kerrygold Butter. Once the second side was completed, i turned it on its side and cooked the strip of fat for a couple of minutes. I then placed the steak to the side and crumbled the fancy bleu cheese on top of it and let it set for about 5 mins.
Then i sauteed up some Sliced crimini mushrooms in the pan i cooked the steak in. Let it soak up all them steak juices and buttery goodness. Took the brussel sprouts off heat and they had a nice little char on them and were quite soft. Salt, Pepper, Olive oil, and Garlic were then added. Then i took the hot mushrooms and poured them over the steak and let that melt the bleu cheese.
My god was it a superb meal. I made sure i downed it down with some water w/ Lemon in it.