What if it Snows?

I had one the other day that his beeper even got tired and started warbling

 

Ice, ice maybe......

 

There are 10 of us making the journey to move frack pumps and sand chiefs to Dickinson. Basically the customer is moving a frack crew to where drilling is hot.

 

Heading for Terre haute on Sunday. It's supposed to snow. Going to put "Little pink houses" on auto replay and find out for myself what's going on with this chili.
Last time I tried something like this I ate at Emos pizza in Mo. I was intrigued at a St. Louis style pizza. It wasn't very good but ate the whole thing. Spent the next day strategically figuring out how to not crap my pants.

 

-26 in Meacham, OR right now. Going to have to check and make sure we don't have fish-sicles back there when we get to Pendleton....

Yeah, sure, sell me some more of that untreated winter fuel......who needs it

 

Imo’s Pizza is terrible, that’s too thin of a crust.
It was actually more of a tortilla in a box.

Chili:
Tomatoes and juice
1 lb ground beef
2 cans chili beans
Chopped onions
Chili powder
Cumin
Salt
Pepper
More pepper
Elbow macaroni (add towards end)

 

Chilli from the deceased Father in law:
2 large cans of beans (16 oz) drained
one can each with juice (16 oz) crushed, peeled tomatoes
one large spanish onion chopped
one green pepper
3 drops tobasco sauce for chemical heat
(sorry I know this isnt ethical) one package of chilli seasoning from a store
1 tablespoon of chilli powder
2 pounds seared stew beef.
Cook on medium heat for 22 hours. Stir once every hour (sleep permitting) to keep from sticking to pan.
Final two hours add 1 cup either rice or noodles to thicken.

With out the thicken part it makes about 5 quarts of food
With the thicken it makes around 6.5 quarts of food and is a big hit at family reunion. Next year we have been asked to double the recipe. Grin the family wants some left overs.

Yours truly back row in green polo shirt.

 

Little America in Flagstaff !

 

Bwahahahahahahhahhahahha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thats nothing. Wait until it looks like this and 2 feet deep in one storm!




The bottom of this window by the way is 8 feet off the ground