Marinaded Chicken and Salad with Bush's Sweet Heat Beans 
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Cream_a_da_crop
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What are dramatards eating tonight?
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Whole Foods had Hake on sale. So I put it in a foil packet with some lemon, garlic, olive oil, cherry tomato and kale. Then baked it.
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that sounds delicious
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Yeah it's really good and the easiest way to cook fish. Like zero effort for great results. You can use almost any fish too
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i do the same a lot except i often use shitloads of cilantro instead of kale.
i’m jealous of your meal cause i got walleye at a restaurant the other night and it was beyond butt. didn’t know one could frick up a simple white fish that bad
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Espolon.
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Bacon wrapped shramp coleslaw
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I made a few teriyaki BBQ chicken sliders with overnight marinaded thighs and wheat dinner rolls. Home made sauce from pressure cooking trimmings + water+ tomato sauce + hot BBQ + soy sauce + worcestshire
Thickened with cornstarch, chicken shredded, goat cheese crumbled on top
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Just gonna put me to shame like that?
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If it makes you feel better I'm a full time homemaker, it's basically my job to make good food Lmaoooo
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That eases the sting a bit
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Looks great. For everyone complaining about too many beans, you eat a third of the beans, two thirds of the chicken, and all of the salad. Throw it in the fridge and the next day you have beans with a little chicken for breakfast. Make some more of that salad in its own bowl though and chow down on it breakfast lunch and dinner.
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Make your own beans
Chicken and salad looks great though
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I would've if I had planned it, but it was just done on a whim I'm sorry.
Thank you!!! They were perfect!
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I forgive you
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i made a massive mixing bowl full of tabbouleh and will now be eating that exclusively for the next ~5 days. i accidentally bought too many ingredients lol
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Too many beans
Nice peepee though, i mean chicken.
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Darn thay chicken looks fire no cap
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Goyslop same as usual
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AYO LMAO DIS NEIGHBA EATIN BEANS!
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