I Started helping my mom in the kitchen when I was about 5 or 6 years old. I remember I burnt off some of my hair once when we were lighting the stove. I have been cooking since I was about 11 years old. The First Thing I Made Was T-Bone Steak that I bought with my own money, the next thing was Doughnuts.
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Thursday, July 14, 2011
Dinner: Irish Lamb Stew
Bacon, lamb, salt (To Taste Before Serving), ground black pepper, all-purpose flour (Thinking), garlic, onion, water, beef stock, white sugar (If Desired) carrots, potatoes, dried thyme, bay leaf, white wine (De-glaze Pan). Bacon Not Shown (It Was In The Pan Frying). Cook For 1 1\2 Hours, Add Potatoes, And Carrots Cook For Another 20 - 30 Mins.
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Sunday, July 10, 2011
Lunch: 5 Bean Chili
Pinto Beans, Light Kidney Beans, Dark Kidney Beans, Great Northern Beans, Chili Beans, 1 To 2 Lbs Of Ground Browned Hamburger, Two Large Cans Of Cubed Tomatoes, 1 Large Can Of Water, 2 Oz Of Chili Powder, 3 To 4 Jalapeno Peppers Chopped, 1 Large Onion Chopped.
You Can Thicken The Chili With Fine Powdered Maize (Corn) Flour, But normally I leave that out.
Before Serving, Add A Small Amount Of Cheddar Cheese, Chipped Onions, And Jalapeno Peppers.
Some People Like To Add Crackers On The Side.
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