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"Wifey"? Is it 2004, again?
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To be fair there’s better food in the joint.Prison slop would be the most accurate way to describe this meal.
Guaranteed “Old Testament sex god” Pat is lucky to get a pity handjob (no lube) once a month, or plain missionary that involves no eye contact. This is not the kind of food you cook for someone you’re fucking (I’m speaking as a man, I’d never put this slop on a plate for my woman).I love what a terrible cook and wife Niki is. How is it a surprise treat for her to make a meal for her own husband? Truly pathetic.
Dinner is served hot for my man every day he gets home from work (plated within 5 minutes of his arrival). I've made beef bourguignon twice for him this month alone (since he loved it so much the first time), and am going to roast a whole chicken tonight. All while keeping a clean house. He doesn't lift a finger.
We are all better than this lardass and his lazy slob of a 'wife'. You guys get to gloat about your successful careers, I get to gloat about my wifing skills. There's something for everybody when it comes to Patposting!
Guess he thinks this will get him that cool hip job at Teen Vogue. Food pictures are a MUST, wife-child!He posts the most mundane shit. What a mediocre white man.
Yep. In our household, risotto is an Autumnal dish that gets made every week or two in October and November with the porcini and chanterelles we pick and dry from our woods in August and September.That risotto looks absolutely shit. I make an Asparagus risotto where the stock is made from the stems. To make risotto properly you have to slowly add stock and stir til its absorbed, then repeat until the stock is gone. Its a laborious process to get right and a big commitment to make for dinner, let alone lunch. Ol' yellerteef definitely didn't put effort in to that shit, it looks awful, plus frying peppers and "meatball". Horrendous.
Sounds delightful. Of you're a fan of Asparagus i recommended the Asparagus risotto. You break the wooden ends off and discard and snap the spears off the top and keep for the end, then chop the stems into 3s then boil them in water until they are soft then use a hand blender in the pan until you have a green liquid, and use that in place of the chicken stock as you would a normal risotto. Add the spears just before the end to soften them up and voila....
Serve immediately, not in Wisconsin.
We go light on the carbs so I served it with sauteed mushrooms (and the obligatory onions, garlic, and tomato paste). I followed Julia Child's recipe here to the letter and it came out perfect:
Edit: A couple of nights ago I followed her recommended way of cooking steak and deglazing the pan with a little wine, butter, and chopped onion & garlic to make a sauce for the steak. So effing good!
I love what a terrible cook and wife Niki is. How is it a surprise treat for her to make a meal for her own husband? Truly pathetic.
Dinner is served hot for my man every day he gets home from work (plated within 5 minutes of his arrival). I've made beef bourguignon twice for him this month alone (since he loved it so much the first time), and am going to roast a whole chicken tonight. All while keeping a clean house. He doesn't lift a finger.
We are all better than this lardass and his lazy slob of a 'wife'. You guys get to gloat about your successful careers, I get to gloat about my wifing skills. There's something for everybody when it comes to Patposting!
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