Dinner tonight - or last night.

maybe debbela forgot that it was banana ketchup, not banana that goes on top?

everybody in this joint know what a kransky is cept me and Im too high to lookitup?
Yes, I ansqwered.

It's a kind of sausage. I'd have to look it up again to remember what kind.

Sympathy from here re your foot.

Carniolan sausage - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carniolan_sausage‎
The Carniolan sausage (Slovene: kranjska klobasa; Australian English: Kransky, German: Krainer Wurst, Italian dialect of Trieste: luganighe de Cragno) is a Slovenian sausage most similar to what is known as kielbasa or Polish sausage in North America.

australian kielbasa = kransky

(you on meds? nemmind found it - sorry about the foot - enjoy the drugs)

even sounds australian

Gemmee sem Kranskee mite!! anna bigg Beaah!!

I remember that banana ketchup crap when I was workin in the Philippines. (Couldnt find a tomato so they bought in a vinegar sugary sauce made out of bananas-They didnt have HEINZ or some other UK brand of katchup?).

OY- banana ketchup was too sweet for real food and sickeningly too banana-ish for pancakes. At Our camp we had some San Blas Indians from Panama as cooks and they could whip up pancakes to die for (AN I hate pancakes). They were more like a Pa Dutch funnel cake and wed cover em with some red berry sauces that the cooks would whip up from jungle berries. The banana ketchup had a really sickening banana odor with a sweet garlicky rice vinegar solute.

That stuff did really blow.

And I love banana.

so, kielbasi with any other name will make your breath reek of garlic if its made right.

Im used to kabenosi-kielbasi- and krakowska. same 3 balonies just packed in different sized casings and smoked differently

Did you injure your foot, farmerman??

I owe you a recipe for Brunswick Stew and I'll send you my grandmother's version of red velvet cake.

a steer did..
here's his post -

http://able2know.org/topic/307855-8#post-6106199

There's such a thing as banana ketchup? Learn something new every day!

It's usually my turn to choose Sunday dinner and I kind of wanted to go out for sushi but the kids love spaghetti so I decided to make my world famous giant meatballs. I’m going to bake them for about 30 minutes then simmer them in the sauce for an hour or so.

The kids love my spaghetti and meatballs.

recipe recipe!

Two pounds of ground sirloin, they’re five mouths to feed in this house , half a cup of Italian breadcrumb, two eggs, half a cup of milk, salt, pepper and garlic powder. Mix it all together. Bake them at 325 for 30 to 40 minutes then simmer them in the sauce for an hour or so.

What a lot of changes in your life!!!! - I can remember when you could scarcely boil water!

Panko-crusted haddock
Broccoli
Baked white sweet potato

Thanks for the recipe!

How about the recipe for your sauce???

January 2012



jcboy's come a long way since then

the family is about quadrupled in size with dogs and parrots and more little kids and no more smoke detector jokes

He’s turned into a pretty good cook, when I met him he had the bare essentials in the refrigerator and the stove had probably never been used!

Then he met the retired chef and took some cooking lessons from her. He has learned to make some quite tasty dishes!

last night on my way home from a Turkish Roma lecture, I picked up some Thai noodle with chicken salad

ate the noodles, ate the chicken

left 80% of the thai sauce in the container

home from the pool, ravenous AND lazy ... pulled the thai sauce out, dumped in a can of thai tuna with peanut sauce - had it with chunks of baguette

...

If I'm hungry again later I'll have to actually cook something