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Wild boar - sage, apple, scallion meatballs.

Served over spaghetti squash with a green salad.

If I were pairing it with a wine I would got with a lighter merlot or a heavy pinot noir



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Now THAT looks good! You just put my taste buds into overdrive.


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Looks mighty tasty.


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Looking rather good there, Mike. Looks like you may well know your way around the kitchen.
 
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perhaps a cold bottle of Ripple coffee


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I was thinking Mad Dog 20/20 myself. Smiler
 
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The meat looks good. But that other stuff looks too much like vegetables.
Vegetables are for poor people.
Except for mashed potatoes, which are just receptacles for gravy.
Which is liquid meat.
 
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Originally posted by dpcd:
The meat looks good. But that other stuff looks too much like vegetables.
Vegetables are for poor people.
Except for mashed potatoes, which are just receptacles for gravy.
Which is liquid meat.



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Originally posted by dpcd:
The meat looks good. But that other stuff looks too much like vegetables.
Vegetables are for poor people.
Except for mashed potatoes, which are just receptacles for gravy.
Which is liquid meat.


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5 hillcountry Texas does and one hog with lots of seasoning and chopped Jalapeno for the ultimate sausage, its to die for..


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