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Zoop, it's whats fer suppa

Discussion in 'The Smokehouse' started by Butcher, Jan 16, 2015.

  1. Butcher

    Butcher

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    IMG_2065 (2).jpg Went to the basement to get some groceries. Canned deer, canned assorted veggies and canned whole mators.
    Got the old pot out that is older than Moses and has seen all 50 states and 2 continents.
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    Mix every thing up and on the stove it goes.
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    Now for a little after dinner wine that was made by a friend down the road and I GARUNTEE you could run a chainsaw on this stuff!
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  2. macpolski

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    Zoop or zupa, it's good food.
     
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    Sound & looks good Butch! I also spy a delicious red can of chips and a face with an epic mustache
     
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    What no sammich to go with it. We must gone to the same English classes. I noticed in another thread you referred to it as terlit as well.
     
  5. Butcher

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    Spell check is just another means for the masses to keep us smart guys down. Now I gotta go check on the far in the stove.:cool:
     
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    It's really bad when using a phone that keeps correcting you. Darn thing thinks it's smarter than me.
     
  7. Butcher

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    Fone, what fone?
     
  8. fishingpol

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    Looking good. I have a few gallons of turkey stock in the freezer. One of them will be out today simmering for a bit. A crusty bread will be in order to go along with it.
     
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    Used a ham bone to make some stew/soup.. Nearly the same recipe as last year.

    Ham Stock (from our Christmas ham).
    Ham
    Potatoes
    Celery
    Onion
    Garlic
    Carrots
    Whipping Cream (last year was cream cheese)..
    And of course Bacon..

    Could feel my arteries clogging with the first spoonful!!
     
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    I'll honestly say I have never heard of using ham stock outside of pea soup. It sounds like a good recipe.
     
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    It is very rich. Worthy of being served to loggers in a turn of the century camp in northern Maine. Can't decide if I prefer the whipping cream or cream cheese.
     
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    I bookmarked it so I can make it when I score a ham bone. It sounds really good.
     
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