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Dinner: what did you have?

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Smoked Jowl is the "bacon" from the jaw of the hog. If you haven't tried it do so....it is awesome...lots of fat. We like it better than bacon from the belly of the hog.

 

I've never tried it, but I will the next time we smoke a pig. Sounds great if its better than the pig belly. I'll definitely give it a try the next time I get a chance to.

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I've never tried it, but I will the next time we smoke a pig. Sounds great if its better than the pig belly. I'll definitely give it a try the next time I get a chance to.

 

I buy mine at Krogers, much cheaper than regular bacon.

 

I buy mine at Krogers, much cheaper than regular bacon.

 

I'll have to check it out. I've been hooked on Wright's bacon for a while now though.

Sunday night is always Pizza night at the Sunrise house. I will take a frozen pizza and spice it up. Tonight I am adding homemade sun dried tomatoes, ground chuck, pepperoni, mushrooms and banana peppers and several different spices. Then covered with a blend of pizza cheese.

Homemade vegetable/hamburger soup, fried bologna sliders and strawberry shortcake.

Crockpot chicken stew and peach cobbler. Different crockpots of course.

Crockpot chicken stew and peach cobbler. Different crockpots of course.

 

Good call.

Made some killer baked ziti for the in laws who are up visiting from Nashville...

Love ziti. I think I would reverse field and take the ziti to Nashville though

I made chicken parm ala swamprat tonight. Served it up with spaghetti and asparagus.

Chicken parm it tastes so good.

So easy. I place the bone side up in the crock pot. In the breast cavity I add about 2 t. garlic salt ,2-3 large sprigs of fresh rosemary and 1/2 stick of real butter. I add water to about 1/3 up side of turkey. Set on high and cook about 9 hours. Enjoy.

I am attempting this today. About a 3 pound turkey breast. (Had a hard time finding this at Kroger.) Not clear on the water? My crock pot is smaller, so the breast touches the sides of the pot. Water 1/3 up the side of the turkey? About how much is that? Thanks!

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