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I was contemplating a midnight lunch (I normally eat about this time of
"day" since I work nights) and am considering stashing more condiment packages. I sometimes use the time on weekends to do prep cooking. I just finished slicing up about 3 lbs. of pork shoulder and have it soaking in a marinade for an hour or two before I stir fry it. The Marinade is made up of the following: 1 large fresh ginger bulb, finely grated A generous sprinkling of garlic powder A light sprinkling of salt free lemon pepper A generous dollop of oyster sauce about 1/4 cup of mushroom soy sauce 2 tablespoons or so of home made herbal vinegar I put on a pair of gloves and mixed that well with the meat and put it in the back 'frige. In the meantime, I'm hungry! I had about a 6 oz. ground beef patty in the back 'frige that was fried 3 days ago (a leftover) so I put that in a bowl, lightly salted it, then spread 2 packets of Jack in the Box Marinara sauce over it, topped it with Jack Cheese and nuked it. It's not bad. ;-d So anyway, I've noted that our Condiment package stash is growing and even dad is contributing. I found 4 packets of Golden Corral honey spread in the stash tonight that he had kept. I also keep ketchup packets. I quite buying bottles of Ketchup quite some time back. We use so little of it, I end up throwing away at least 1/2 the bottle after about 5 years or so when it starts getting moldy... ;-) Seems to me that Condiment packs would be nice to keep food interesting in the case of a disaster, or are just plain handy for midnight snacking or simply as self-contained containers for small amounts of stuff that is not used with any great frequency. They'd also be handy as heck for road travel and camping/fishing trips. So far I've seen (and kept): Ketchup Mustard Mayonaisse Tartar Sauce Picante Sauce Taco Sauce Marinara sauce Honey Honey/mustard sweet and sour sauce Pickle Relish Ranch Dressing I don't think I'd bother with soy sauce packets as that stuff keeps at room temp., and I use it up fairly quickly. I've found I HAVE to keep my oyster sauce at room temp or I can't get it out of the bottle! It solidifies like honey. I go thru it pretty quickly anyway... :-) Figure I owed y'all an on topic thread after the last two I started... <G> -- Peace, Om Remove _ to validate e-mails. "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a Son of a bitch" -- Jack Nicholson |
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