Culinary delights

[Mike Poore]

St. Pattie's day had our traditional corned beef brisket and cabbage in the crockpot along with taters, carrots and those wonderful bell onions from the jar. Although I'm not especially fond of a certain school in South Bend, IN, this particular Irish dish is an all time favorite, at least once a year. Of course, right now, I've got enough gas to get us all to Pittsburgh.
Too bad, though, the Scots :bagpiper: never learned to cook a damned thing worthwhile.:rofl:

[MM03MOK]

Had my brisket last night...beets too! :food:

[DOOM]

beets :puke:

[Haggis]

St. Pattie's day had our traditional corned beef brisket and cabbage in the crockpot along with taters, carrots and those wonderful bell onions from the jar. Although I'm not especially fond of a certain school in South Bend, IN, this particular Irish dish is an all time favorite, at least once a year. Of course, right now, I've got enough gas to get us all to Pittsburgh.
Too bad, though, the Scots :bagpiper: never learned to cook a damned thing worthwhile.:rofl:

And where do you think the Irish stole the bagpipes and kilts from, you Weenie?

Haggis not just for breakfast anymore.

[LordVader]

Nothing wrong with a little corned beef and cabbage once a year, but beets..that's like Kryptonite to me!! There's not much I don't like..but beets is at the top of that list!!

[MERCMAN]

I would rather have a mouth full of sand than to ever let a beet touch my tastebuds :puke:

[MM03MOK]

Oh, for Heaven's Sake! They're not THAT bad! :rolleyes:

[magindat]

The GF and kids no likey the Corned Beef and cabbage, so i got some at Cracker Barrel this weekend.