AllenB, I have oats 5 out of 7 days for breakfast.
I use traditional oats, not instant ones.
I mix broken walnuts, dried cranberries and 1/2 cup of oats. Add water until they are well covered and 3:30 in the microwave.
One can substitute milk, half/half, etc, but it is inclined to boil over.
I made dirty rice yesterday and had it for dinner tonight.
1# ground round (ground it myself) fried until it is brown
add garlic, peppers, onions, chopped celery, and two large jalapenos and cook till the onions are translucent
add 1-1/2cups brown/red/black rice mixed
1 can Rotel tomatoes and green peppers
two cans of water
1TBSP Cajun spice mix
I should have started the rice separate since it takes so long to cook compared to white rice. The peppers and onions were falling apart.
Quite tasty though.
I use traditional oats, not instant ones.
I mix broken walnuts, dried cranberries and 1/2 cup of oats. Add water until they are well covered and 3:30 in the microwave.
One can substitute milk, half/half, etc, but it is inclined to boil over.
I made dirty rice yesterday and had it for dinner tonight.
1# ground round (ground it myself) fried until it is brown
add garlic, peppers, onions, chopped celery, and two large jalapenos and cook till the onions are translucent
add 1-1/2cups brown/red/black rice mixed
1 can Rotel tomatoes and green peppers
two cans of water
1TBSP Cajun spice mix
I should have started the rice separate since it takes so long to cook compared to white rice. The peppers and onions were falling apart.
Quite tasty though.
That's why I was so impressed that they are growing halibut in dry land pens. Like I said, not the same flavour as a "big" wild halibut, but still pretty good.
I had to check to see quite how big Halibut can get. Some of the wild Pacific ones are monsters!
Over 200kg happens but not commonly, highest registered in Norway on a fishing pole is 223kg by a German fisherman. There was one at 243kg, also by a German fisherman, but his pole broke and he was assisted because of it.
Highest registered in a fishing net is 314,5kg.
Highest caught without fishing equipment is almost 200kg!
Highest registered in a fishing net is 314,5kg.
Highest caught without fishing equipment is almost 200kg!
Lethocerus indicus -- giant waterbug -- male sweat glands are used as a flavorant in Thai and Vietnamese cooking.
My #2 son gave me "Nose Dive: A Field Guide to the World's Smells" -- for Christmas, so now I know the Dutch term for toe-cheese. (Also got a gift certificate to Flaviar" but the Japanese whiskies are unavailable.)
My #2 son gave me "Nose Dive: A Field Guide to the World's Smells" -- for Christmas, so now I know the Dutch term for toe-cheese. (Also got a gift certificate to Flaviar" but the Japanese whiskies are unavailable.)
Here ya go Bill.......hope it’s not blocked Gigantic Halibut - 411 pounds - YouTube
In case it is blocked it’s a 411 lb halibut caught on rod n reel off Alaska.
In case it is blocked it’s a 411 lb halibut caught on rod n reel off Alaska.
Well somebody had to:stoned for saying jehovah (life of brian) - YouTube
Meanwhile the largest line-caught Pacific halibut was 219kg (482lb) and the largest Atlantic halibut 234kg (515lb).
Meanwhile the largest line-caught Pacific halibut was 219kg (482lb) and the largest Atlantic halibut 234kg (515lb).
Just funning you Bob. I am seriously interested to know how that 400lb fish was caught without fishing gear though. Not like you can reverse a pickup flatbed into the sea and a giant halibut will swim in.