On this cold cold night

flying belgian · Jan 9, 2016

What did you all have for supper?
Baked pork chop, fried carrots, raspberry yogurt, glass of milk and a caramel candy to finish it off.

Bob Bancroft · Jan 9, 2016

43 here in central NY! Beans and ham. Sharp cheddar cheese and carrots. Banana muffin. Vanilla cupcake w/vanilla frosting, and 2% milk.

Tom in Ga · Jan 9, 2016

Grilled beef liver and onions, mashed potatoes and English peas. I have had a craving for liver for about a week. Now it may be months before I want more. But it was pretty good. Tommy

fixerupper · Jan 9, 2016

Roast beef with mayo on a crumbly gluten free bun. Darn it's chilly out there.

Buddy · Jan 9, 2016

Porterhouse steak, roughly 6 inches around cooked on grill. Baked potato about the size of a football full of butter/sour cream. Baked beans. Dinner rolls.

Dutchman · Jan 9, 2016

we had lasagna and a glass of wine .... it is 3 degrees outside right { 7:20 } now with a strong north wind ... Central Iowa ....

I;m really for SPRING ................ , mark

coshoo · Jan 9, 2016

Smoked salmon alfredo, corn, and "Extreme Moose Tracks" ice cream.

830 · Jan 9, 2016

my wife made home made pizza , and dessert was blonde brownies with caramel drizzle on them ,YUM , then today three close friends and I made 160 lbs of venison sausage . it was a good project when it is -5 outside right now in central minn

flying belgian · Jan 9, 2016

Gosh darn-it, not to get all mushy but aren't we all lucky? Plenty of good food on the table, warm house to sleep in and good friends on this forum to visit with.

fixerupper · Jan 9, 2016

And we don't have to go out in the cold and start a cold car in order to visit.

BANDITFARMER · Jan 9, 2016

Soup beans with ham good fried taters and corn bread and a glass of milk. Hummm it don't get much better than that. Bandit

RandyB(MI) · Jan 9, 2016

Well it's my 65th today but rain drizzle and calling for winter storm so stayed home and had bacon & eggs and little later some of the "farmer fudge" scratch made cocoa/peanut butter fudge that I made today. Recipe handed down from my dear Grandma Kniffen and very hard to make and have it turn out right. Luckily my brother and I have mastered it to continue handing down. No need to even go out when like this. Retired , food , heat and housing...yea after 65 yrs I think we've earned it....and we will enjoy it.

the tractor vet · Jan 9, 2016

well this evening with these January temps we had a summer time supper . war dept made up some Mac saled baked beans and i went and fired up the grill and did burgers outside in the fridge 48 degrees. Nice part about this is ya did not need a cool can for the barley pop.

coshoo · Jan 9, 2016

Yep, we're lucky in that most haven't experienced a serious life setback through no fault of our own, as some have- but for the most part, we make our own luck, and if you keep puttin' one foot in front of the other and don't just give up, you can even overcome some problems along the way. There are some on here who haven't been dealt a very good hand, but by growing a good garden, doing a lot of canning, freezing, firewood cutting and so on, still seem to be able to provide for the basics and have a decent life.

I grew up on a subsistence dairy farm in the '50's. Mom was a great cook. Grandma and Grandpa came out for Sunday dinner every week, and I remember Grandma raving about how everything on the table was grown on our farm. After they left, Dad said "I've never thought of it that way- I just figgered we eat this way because we can't afford to buy anything."

The ones I feel sorry for are the city folk in apartments who have no chance to provide for themselves unless they can make money, which is very difficult if you're not educated and have not developed a work ethic. I'm not happy with the direction our country has moved, but not much I can do about it other than push my family in the right direction, which I'm happy to say I have done.

Bruce from Can. · Jan 9, 2016

Roast beef, boils taters , and corn . Chocolate cake and coffee for desert . Aww life is good !!!!

Gary Reif · Jan 9, 2016

Had ham and beans and corn bread tonight. 16 degrees here in central Ks tonight.

jicaseman89 · Jan 9, 2016

well i read through here you all toped me i hungry again lol reheated fried chicken and cold beans it hit the spot. glass of milk and now a can of pop to wash it all down. good post gives me ideas for supper tomorrow nite.
cold here north wind blowin i always farrow pigs when its cold i dont know why just the way it goes.
loren

bingo71 · Jan 9, 2016

Ten. country cured ham, 3 yard eggs, 2 cathead biscuits, red eye gravy, blueberry jelly and butter.

RandyB(MI) · Jan 9, 2016

Very well said , glad I buzzed back down through these.

37chief · Jan 9, 2016

Cheated tonight. The wife and myself went out to dinner with a couple friends. we had some spaghetti, and meat balls. Not my favorite, but I have to give in some times. Stan

Burnie · Jan 10, 2016

Salmon, rice with vegetables and cream sauce. Finished with a few Christmas chocolates.

GordoSD · Jan 10, 2016

Try drenching the liver in flour and fry in hot cast iron for no more then 2 minutes pre side. Less if sliced really thin.

GVSII · Jan 10, 2016

(quoted from post at 18:31:07 01/09/16) Grilled beef liver and onions, mashed potatoes and English peas. I have had a craving for liver for about a week. Now it may be months before I want more. But it was pretty good. Tommy

I love me some liver,bacon and onions!

Bill(Wis) · Jan 10, 2016

Fish. It's Wisconsin and winter, you know. (;>))

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