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Coonabarabran Guides enjoyed Patrol cooking - sharing nachos, corn fritters, pizzas, waffles with maple syrup and Mackenzie's chocolate cake. Girls cheerfully washed dishes & tidied up too

Nothing to do, making ads ease my boredom.

My man has been in the kitchen again!

Onion, celery, bell pepper - ensconced in the other religion of Louisiana...Gumbo!

Denver, Colorado. My Vistage group had a holiday party at the Stir Cooking School with Chef Edgar Papke.

Shawn Folkerts (River Patrol), cooking Dinner, Lentil Soup at Camas Creek Campsite. Middle Fork of the Salmon River, Salmon-Challis National Forest. Forest Service photo by Charity Parks.

with mwx - almost the whole project team

I love my gas hob - i think I only used an electric one once and it was worse than my dad's Franco-Belge solid fuel cooking range!

peel the meat from the neck and chop it all

A omelet with mushroom, shallots, and garlic cooked in port with parsley and coffee. It was messy and fell apart when I took it out of the pan, but tasty!

Snooted SB-28 camera right, 580EX camera left behind the spoon.

Really quite awesome. I don't care for cheese-filled ravioli, so I pretty much don't care for 90% of the ravioli in this world. Which leaves me the options of not eating it (typical) or making it myself to my fussy specifications (tonight). I think a pasta roller would have made my life a little easier, but otherwise, I can't believe it all came together fairly quickly. I actually looked down at my plate and said "I can't believe you were just a pile of flour a couple hours ago!"

Third Grade's Cultural Day continues this eveing. Each family is bringing a potluck dish based on their chosen culture. I'm making my mother's wontons, which are probably my absolutely favorite food she cooks.

Konica 現場監督 35mm + AGFA vista plus 400 + 198 coffee

... Is better than canned, you say. Well, I love me some chickpeas, and so I oblige.

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