chef4u Posted January 25, 2006 Author Report Share Posted January 25, 2006 Jeez Richard, Out west and on ZZ top albums it's usually called tube steak... lol, forgive me for taking you seriously in culinary matters! Next thing you know we will be discussing Pearl Necklaces and moved right over to Twisted Candle. -James185668[/snapback]Sorry James!!! I'll try to be more serious on the food side of things!! But, I could not resist Jesse's post request. But, truly, if I get out to S. California, I would love to try your bbq tri tip and baby backs. Chef is all about learning new recipes. Link to comment
jemmyell Posted January 25, 2006 Report Share Posted January 25, 2006 Ok Richard, you have a deal. I haven't really cooked much since my wife died. Still, my cubicle kitchen is legendary around the workplace. They call my morning aromas 'Chez James'. I have everything from Mesquite Chicken breast with bacon and cheese on whole wheat english muffins to an occaisional omelette, all done in a microwave oven. I have a small refrigerator, a microwave, a toaster and a toaster oven. All stacked up in the corner of my (VERY small) cubicle. Salads and VERY enhanced canned soups are also on the bill. I hope to get back to it when Loving Candle and her daughter arrive. She tells me that she does not cook well, but I enjoyed all the homemade dishes she made in China. Cooking has always been one of my hobbies. My cubicle kitchen is the model for my one room apartment food prep area that I am planning. It will be similarly equipped, but I am going to have one small propane fired burner up there also. -James Link to comment
chef4u Posted January 26, 2006 Author Report Share Posted January 26, 2006 Back to important matters Richard- any reports on the "Nanning Stromboli"?185682[/snapback]yeah...what happen here. I thought Bill, (Izus) was going to do that and Dennis(Dennis143) was going to do a mexican thing?? Link to comment
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