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Bacon wrapped chicken breasts stuffed with sweat butter, cheese, onions and peppers marinating for tonight
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So last Sunday I did pork chile verde for the men's group. It turned out incredible. A little labor intensive, but dang, it was good!

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The pork was falling apart tender, you can see the avocado and cotija cheese, and those are some homemade quick pickled onions and jalapenos in there, too. When I left, I felt like a big ol' stuffed tick. It was gooooood.... I am chasing the recipe of a local place called Frank & Lola's that has the best pork chile verde I've ever tasted - but this batch gave them a run for the money. Not the same, it is a little different, but it was incredible!

Then I just made up some street tacos a couple nights later, we usually keep some taco meat (seasoned ground beef) in the fridge for quickie stuff, as The Boy will eat a soft taco for dinner when we're having grownup food he don't like, or we decided to do Movie Night Nachos or something like that. So here are my street tacos:

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Damn that was good.

Did creamy Brussel sprouts on Pitboss too. Little rice and dinner is served.
Nice

So last Sunday I did pork chile verde for the men's group. It turned out incredible. A little labor intensive, but dang, it was good!

The pork was falling apart tender, you can see the avocado and cotija cheese, and those are some homemade quick pickled onions and jalapenos in there, too. When I left, I felt like a big ol' stuffed tick. It was gooooood.... I am chasing the recipe of a local place called Frank & Lola's that has the best pork chile verde I've ever tasted - but this batch gave them a run for the money. Not the same, it is a little different, but it was incredible!

Then I just made up some street tacos a couple nights later, we usually keep some taco meat (seasoned ground beef) in the fridge for quickie stuff, as The Boy will eat a soft taco for dinner when we're having grownup food he don't like, or we decided to do Movie Night Nachos or something like that. So here are my street tacos:
Nice!!!! Dam im hungry now
 

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So last Sunday I did pork chile verde for the men's group. It turned out incredible. A little labor intensive, but dang, it was good!

20210221_191524-X2.jpg


The pork was falling apart tender, you can see the avocado and cotija cheese, and those are some homemade quick pickled onions and jalapenos in there, too. When I left, I felt like a big ol' stuffed tick. It was gooooood.... I am chasing the recipe of a local place called Frank & Lola's that has the best pork chile verde I've ever tasted - but this batch gave them a run for the money. Not the same, it is a little different, but it was incredible!

Then I just made up some street tacos a couple nights later, we usually keep some taco meat (seasoned ground beef) in the fridge for quickie stuff, as The Boy will eat a soft taco for dinner when we're having grownup food he don't like, or we decided to do Movie Night Nachos or something like that. So here are my street tacos:

20210224_190730-X2.jpg
That's something I've never tried yet. Looks amazing
 

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