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• Favorite GAMEDAY food ? ..... Dine in, carryout, *delivery or make at home.

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  • @mjp28 said:

    Excellent and of course one of my personal favorites a big juicy ribeye on the flames! Yum. 🙂

    That's what those California Cabernet Sauvignons are made for.  🙂  

    @hoorta said:

    That's what those California Cabernet Sauvignons are made for.  🙂  

    You sound like my wife with her merlot, Pinot whatever, zinfandel. I'm a Rinuite Lambrusco with spaghetti guy once in awhile.

  • @hoorta said:

    That's what those California Cabernet Sauvignons are made for.  🙂  

    You sound like my wife with her merlot, Pinot whatever, zinfandel. I'm a Rinuite Lambrusco with spaghetti guy once in awhile.

    @mjp28 said:

    You sound like my wife with her merlot, Pinot whatever, zinfandel. I'm a Rinuite Lambrusco with spaghetti guy once in awhile.

    Aha, then look for some cheap Sangria from Spain. Nero can confirm that you will love that if you like Lambrusco.?

  • @mjp28 said:

    You sound like my wife with her merlot, Pinot whatever, zinfandel. I'm a Rinuite Lambrusco with spaghetti guy once in awhile.

    Aha, then look for some cheap Sangria from Spain. Nero can confirm that you will love that if you like Lambrusco.?

    @texasag1969 said:

    Aha, then look for some cheap Sangria from Spain. Nero can confirm that you will love that if you like Lambrusco.?

    My wife has a bottle of Madria Sangria downstairs, for cooking and drinking, available anywhere.

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  • @texasag1969 said:

    Aha, then look for some cheap Sangria from Spain. Nero can confirm that you will love that if you like Lambrusco.?

    My wife has a bottle of Madria Sangria downstairs, for cooking and drinking, available anywhere.

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    @mjp28 said:

    My wife has a bottle of Madria Sangria downstairs, for cooking and drinking, available anywhere.

    Well now ur in bidnes cowboy!?

  • Oh total coincidence but today's GAMEDAY MEAL were having Penne Rigate pasta with chopped mushrooms in the sauce and Abruzzi's Italian meatballs......ummmm, wife can throw together a meal. Italian bread and some Ruinite Lambrusco for me. It really smells good in here!

    GEAUX BROWNS! 

  • @dutch-oven said:

    Abruzzi's? Good choice on the penne, that's my go-to pasta. 

    What's the Italian bakery to go to in the Mahoning Valley? 

    Besides the grocery store, Schwebels, etc. Jimmys, 5 star.....

  • easy fixings this morning bagel cream cheese and salmon with yes the bacon pineapple sausage on the side

  • 3230 Belmont Avenue, eat in for lunch.

    http://www.jimmysitalianspecialties.com/menu.html

    .....edit add, long, long ago I used to eat at the founders restaurant on the West side of Youngstown, great pizza then. Somewhat different more upscale now.

    ......edit 2, if the wife doesn't have time to make her scratch meatballs we occasionally have the Abruzzi's meatballs -but- we still doctor meals like fresh mushrooms in the sauce, and the wife grows and dries herbs every year, gives TONS away generally 12-14 varieties. She's good at it!

    ......edit 3, you always sautee your mushrooms in wine before adding to the sauce. Bon Appétit. 

  • Every Sunday the Browns serve me a $hit Sandwich

  • Every Sunday the Browns serve me a $hit Sandwich

    @baconhound said:

    Every Sunday the Browns serve me a $hit Sandwich

    Specialty of the House direct from Turkeys.?

  • Well I've been sick over the past month, even in the hospital -plus- we have relatives coming in from Chicago coming to stay here Monday.......I'm off my culinary game!

    In fact I'm seriously thinking about a fried bologna sandwich with melted mozarella cheese,  Burman's mayo (my new favorite replacing 50 year champ Hellman's) maybe Grey Poupon mustard on Jewish rye, some kosher dills during the BROWNS game.

    My wife might bake some cookies.

  • 3230 Belmont Avenue, eat in for lunch.

    http://www.jimmysitalianspecialties.com/menu.html

    .....edit add, long, long ago I used to eat at the founders restaurant on the West side of Youngstown, great pizza then. Somewhat different more upscale now.

    ......edit 2, if the wife doesn't have time to make her scratch meatballs we occasionally have the Abruzzi's meatballs -but- we still doctor meals like fresh mushrooms in the sauce, and the wife grows and dries herbs every year, gives TONS away generally 12-14 varieties. She's good at it!

    ......edit 3, you always sautee your mushrooms in wine before adding to the sauce. Bon Appétit. 

    @mjp28 said:

    3230 Belmont Avenue, eat in for lunch.

    http://www.jimmysitalianspecialties.com/menu.html

    .....edit add, long, long ago I used to eat at the founders restaurant on the West side of Youngstown, great pizza then. Somewhat different more upscale now.

    ......edit 2, if the wife doesn't have time to make her scratch meatballs we occasionally have the Abruzzi's meatballs -but- we still doctor meals like fresh mushrooms in the sauce, and the wife grows and dries herbs every year, gives TONS away generally 12-14 varieties. She's good at it!

    ......edit 3, you always sautee your mushrooms in wine before adding to the sauce. Bon Appétit. 

    Hey Dutch, have you had a chance to check out Jimmy's if you're ever slummin' over this side of Ohio.

  • 420 blackbirds baked into a pie sounds like a real treat today. Just make sure to remove the beaks and claws

  • @dutch-oven said:

    I'll have to check it out.

    Isn't there a famous seafood place on Belmont Ave? 

    We don't get up to Belmont since we moved to Boardman 30+ years ago -but- the Youngstown Crab Co. used to be nice up there.

    I literally grew up on the strip in Niles from high school 1960s until we moved in 1985.

  • So my vegan breakfast burrito this morning is now 1-0, so yea, I'll be having one again next week. 

  • Well I've been sick over the past month, even in the hospital -plus- we have relatives coming in from Chicago coming to stay here Monday.......I'm off my culinary game!

    In fact I'm seriously thinking about a fried bologna sandwich with melted mozarella cheese,  Burman's mayo (my new favorite replacing 50 year champ Hellman's) maybe Grey Poupon mustard on Jewish rye, some kosher dills during the BROWNS game.

    My wife might bake some cookies.

    @mjp28 said:

    Well I've been sick over the past month, even in the hospital -plus- we have relatives coming in from Chicago coming to stay here Monday.......I'm off my culinary game!

    In fact I'm seriously thinking about a fried bologna sandwich with melted mozarella cheese,  Burman's mayo (my new favorite replacing 50 year champ Hellman's) maybe Grey Poupon mustard on Jewish rye, some kosher dills during the BROWNS game.

    My wife might bake some cookies.

    Oh my fried bologna with melted mozzarella was quite tasty.

    Back to gormet or grill cooking this week for company....84 degrees today!

  • @dutch-oven said:

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  • Well I've been sick over the past month, even in the hospital -plus- we have relatives coming in from Chicago coming to stay here Monday.......I'm off my culinary game!

    In fact I'm seriously thinking about a fried bologna sandwich with melted mozarella cheese,  Burman's mayo (my new favorite replacing 50 year champ Hellman's) maybe Grey Poupon mustard on Jewish rye, some kosher dills during the BROWNS game.

    My wife might bake some cookies.

    @mjp28 said:

    Well I've been sick over the past month, even in the hospital -plus- we have relatives coming in from Chicago coming to stay here Monday.......I'm off my culinary game!

    In fact I'm seriously thinking about a fried bologna sandwich with melted mozarella cheese,  Burman's mayo (my new favorite replacing 50 year champ Hellman's) maybe Grey Poupon mustard on Jewish rye, some kosher dills during the BROWNS game.

    My wife might bake some cookies.

    Hard to beat a fried bologna sandwich for comfort food! What is the Burmans mayo you speak of? If its better than Hellmans it may be the holy grail of condiments!!

  • Best Mayo is Dukes, no contest.

  • @mjp28 said:

    Well I've been sick over the past month, even in the hospital -plus- we have relatives coming in from Chicago coming to stay here Monday.......I'm off my culinary game!

    In fact I'm seriously thinking about a fried bologna sandwich with melted mozarella cheese,  Burman's mayo (my new favorite replacing 50 year champ Hellman's) maybe Grey Poupon mustard on Jewish rye, some kosher dills during the BROWNS game.

    My wife might bake some cookies.

    Hard to beat a fried bologna sandwich for comfort food! What is the Burmans mayo you speak of? If its better than Hellmans it may be the holy grail of condiments!!

    @jcam222 said:

    Hard to beat a fried bologna sandwich for comfort food! What is the Burmans mayo you speak of? If its better than Hellmans it may be the holy grail of condiments!!

    Burman's is Aldi's brand of mayo,  mustard, ketchup etc the mayo jar looks exactly like a Hellmans jar...... bought it by mistake but I love it and all of their products.  It's my mayo now after 50 years of Hellman.