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Old 05-13-2024, 10:12 AM
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Damn that burger

Now I want some strawberry shortcake too as it has been a good while.
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Old 05-13-2024, 10:48 AM
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Originally Posted by 00TL-P3.2

That salmon looks great. Never thought to air fry it
We also do pesto air fryer salmon routinely and it always turns out awesome. Would recommend.
Old 05-14-2024, 12:55 PM
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Strawberry shortcake biscuit

Never seen that variation before. Is it good?
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Originally Posted by F-C
Strawberry shortcake biscuit

Never seen that variation before. Is it good?
I was confused by it as well, but quite a few of the recipes I found all involved biscuits. Apparently it's a southern thing

These had more sugar than regular biscuits too; both in the dough and sprinkled on top with a milkwash. I can't have strawberries, so I made a variation with blueberries for myself last night. I enjoyed it, and my fiance really liked the strawberry version.
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Originally Posted by SamDoe1
We also do pesto air fryer salmon routinely and it always turns out awesome. Would recommend.
Did it again last night, this time over a salad with diced pears and beets.
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Originally Posted by civicdrivr
I was confused by it as well, but quite a few of the recipes I found all involved biscuits. Apparently it's a southern thing

These had more sugar than regular biscuits too; both in the dough and sprinkled on top with a milkwash. I can't have strawberries, so I made a variation with blueberries for myself last night. I enjoyed it, and my fiance really liked the strawberry version.
That makes sense. I've only had it on...shortcake.
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Old 05-15-2024, 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted by civicdrivr
I was confused by it as well, but quite a few of the recipes I found all involved biscuits. Apparently it's a southern thing

These had more sugar than regular biscuits too; both in the dough and sprinkled on top with a milkwash. I can't have strawberries, so I made a variation with blueberries for myself last night. I enjoyed it, and my fiance really liked the strawberry version.
Yup, definitely a southern thing. Depends on the biscuit recipe whether I like it or not. Some use really dry biscuits and I find it terrible.

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That makes sense. I've only had it on...shortcake.
I definitely prefer the norther shortcake version. I have found a few southern places that make it like that but they do it in a muffin tin to make it similar size to the biscuit version.
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Not sure why I decided I had a couple extra hours to spare with a newborn at home, but I made homemade lasagna last night. I mixed in fresh basil from my garden, and fresh garlic with a container of ricotta and a cup of mozz



I used ground turkey, with more garlic and some yellow onion



Boiled the noodles and started the layers



1st layer done



All layered and ready for oven



And the finished product, it was a lot of work and in hindsight I probably should have made 2 and froze 1, but oh well, it was delicious. It's been too hot to grill or use the smoker, so this was a yummy dinner and leftovers for tonight


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Damn that looks good but yeah I bet that was a lot of work. At least you will have left overs for a couple nights to recoup some time.
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