Good GOD I’m glad that’s over
This week has been a rapid succession of clusters of near biblical proportions, including middle-of the night wake up calls, repetitive repairs of the same items, impossible bullshit. Busy as a three peckered goat. Internet access at the hotel was two cups and a string. Not a decent deli in sight where I could get a nice sandwich with fresh meat on a decent roll. Five days of fast food and bullshit.
Home to the simplest recipe on earth:
1 can of Ro-Tel diced tomatos with chilis
1 can of chili beans
1 yellow onion, diced small and sauteed till transparent
1 block of Kraft Velveeta Mild Mexican cheese
1 pound of ground beef, browned and drained.
Put all ingredients in a crock pot. Best thing is to put all the cold shit in and turn the crock on high, and add the onions and meat hot as soon as they’re browned/sauteed. Stir and let sit
After it sits for a half hour stir again. I sometimes add bacon. And sometimes a little garlic or cilantro finely chopped.
This looks like a bad case of the hershey squirts, and tastes like more. Anyone who can eat a single serving is a master of self control. I rarely ever have leftovers. I’m gorged on the crap now, and happy to be home.

Demmit, Og.
You just made me laugh and get teary-eyed all at the same time.
Daddy was on a self-imposed strict diet about the last 10 years of his life. It was good for his weight, and waist, and kept him off of cholesterol meds pretty much the whole time. His doc wanted to give him pills, he wanted to eat carefully.
From time to time, though, Lisa and I would bring him leftovers from something particularly tasty and low-fat that she’d come up with to share with him. If he deemed it low-fat and low-cholesterol enough, he’d have some – and invariably, his comment upon finishing the first serving was “That tastes like MORE!” Lisa always got a giggle out of that, accepting it as the compliment to her cooking that it was meant to be.
You’re the only other person I know of to use that phrase.
Got it from my dad.
That was a funny post and a good crock pot recipes.
Regards-Steve
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