ham with onion and gravy.


love the garlic!

oops i meant to boil them in large pot my fault. and peaople, don't forget to include the rolls and butter!

Boiled white potaoes. 2#


red cabbage 1#


corn beef 5#

rolls and butter


Slow cook the corn beef at 325 for 3 hours in liquied onion broth with sea salt and dash of pepper.



Steam cabbage accordingly in large stock pot with 9 cups of water.



bake potatos in big sheet tray for one hour

Enjoy!
pair with beer!

nice write i got the feeling of a entity possession.

thanks angel.

greenish timber points in the distance amongst the large ferns, while baby raccoons hamper about acting ever so squimish. Fear unknown, peace in sight, courage in hands, such a soothing night! The wood curled lining top of the barn sits so solid i seldom wonder how awesome is this farm. vibrant peach tones slice the scene out yonder pass the valley, still i sit there serene to the bone, untouched, bare, solemn just happy to be alone. As the peach tones dissipate from my view, the clouds turn to red and just moments ago they were a dusty blue. I reckon within a few the dew will blow and the barn's signiture wood will be tougher to view. Crows and ducks pass along the horizen sport green with orange dots and fly atleast 6, 8, to a dozen! i see a lily in a still pond float to the beat of the air, and by golly this farm, is truthfully the best in the land, I swear!

HUH, we are in america. please i cannot understand.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oScmodG_riM

nice for it never fails, the next day or round on the merrigoround.

the sea, old and red, and thus primmed old red fashion could have had more than the sea. deep, endless emotion rages on, but red in sight is the moment that wages on! cold, great, grand and pure, the mind touches the spirit and calls fellow old sir! hear me now a poem is a poem but all too now i feel a poem is from rome. Kid you nought witcha salems i hate, from bermuda to cuba to me witches always met fate so let it rate. ....... ,minus the hate

serve with a side of corn from the can and canned beer btw and good ol country gravy and biscuits and a side of corn bread smothered in it! mustard and ketchup go nice on the corn dog!

Sweet and subtle and pointy and ripe, the cheery stands out as feeling totally right! Firm and proper and balanced to the touch, the flower is delicate like a severed leg on a crutch. Green and red specks line the breeze way, weeping willows sway, glitter dances on the ground like a basketball bouncing all day. Holly and jolly tis the season to come everyone like you is demanding a taste of rum. Cheeries are sweet, flowers are fine, candy is nice, bitter is bad so leave out the lime.

use a lot of swiss cheese!



and butter, whole milk, salt, pepper and a side of shrimp fried or baked breaded!

drink wine or beer :)


Cheers!

night .

good and swell cause i am drinking :)

i kinda want to see it

you could even add parsley to it

to all my long time freinds on here, who has stuck with me!

i'll gladly send a round out to those who want more.
thanks.


:)

wonder bread italian loaf

can of tuna of your choice

2t paprika

1T mayonaise

2t black pepper

dash of lemon juice if wish


combine all and spread on bread and enjoy

hi. they prob want something or lost.