Foodies Unite #3 (trigger warning food) (Part 1)

You said it. Same.

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That is a LOT of cheese. Looks amazing. Melted cheese is about the best thing on earth and not sure Iā€™ve seen so much on a sandwich z

Sunday making dog food routine.

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You make your own dog food? Never heard of such a thing.

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Yep. Pretty common especially for older dogs like mine who start to get picky. Itā€™s not fancy, ground turkey, rice, green beans and peas and carrots from a can.

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Itā€™s also pretty genius. Iā€™m sure itā€™s healthier, much more natural, and Iā€™m sure considerably cheaper.

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Absolutely cost effective!

I mix it with her kibble, just FYI.

@Jim27 There it is.

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Thatā€™s a helluva lot of food to prepare!

Iā€™d eat that. Lucky dog.

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Man that steak got me craving some tomahawk and nice and rare or medium rare :metal: I totally need to make a trip to Texas someday absolutely love the BBQ environment in the States

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Kansas City, Texas, and I believe the Carolinas are all renowned for barbecue. All very different styles, all amazing. Having lived in Texas, Iā€™m partial to Texas barbecue. But youā€™re right. Mexican food and barbecue are outstanding in America. When I studied in London, we talked about how much we missed Mexican food every day.

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Since I left Austin TX we talk about how we miss Tex Mex every day. I need a big vat of queso. Imo austin has the best Tex Mex in the world.

Havenā€™t been able to find any decent BBQ yet in Flagstaff @anon83587935

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I love bbqing , I usually get recipes in a Texas style and do my dry rubs, ill see if I can find some good pics its finally thawing out so ill be in bbq mode soon. Iā€™ve watched pitmaster shows and its very interesting and unique that each state has there own way of doing bbq. We got Mexican food up here and man I love that too, but I just generally love food period

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I was in Austin too from 2009-2012. I lived near Franklin barbecue when it was just a food truck. Then it blew up and I guess itā€™s considered the best barbecue in the US. But Lockwood is a worthy visit, barbecue city right outside Austin. I miss Austin, and I really miss Austin barbecue. Canā€™t go wrong with almost any barbecue joint there.

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Thatā€™s my problem. I finally lost 50 pounds and Iā€™ll tell ya itā€™s work maintaining the loss. But without drinking it sure is :100: easier.

Other than liver and onions and escargot and caviar and okra there isnā€™t much I donā€™t like. Not a fan of eel or squid ink either. :joy:

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Lockhart ^

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I know Franklinā€™s. Line was always too long. I missed it. I use to run Magnolia Cafe 24 hour hippie joint.
Our fave was Mats Famous El Rancho
And The Salt Lick BBQ.
Now Iā€™m hungry.
:grimacing:

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As the great Yogi Berra once said, ā€˜Nobody goes there anymore, itā€™s too crowded.ā€™

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