Wifes been gone for a few days - ribeyes, pizza, etc. A few picks.

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the pie is a homemade crust (Bobby Flay's recipe) with fresh motz and basil margherita style- with some hot Italian sneeked in.
Couple ribeye's. these were CPB I bought with a gift card from my good daughter. The one without grill makes was a SV and torch sitch. the others were gilled.
Had a nice SV pork chop - no pics all eats.
The grilled burrito was great too. Make that in the pannini maker (other thread on that).

Had one killer sunrise to share. Wife home tomorrow. Missed her!

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All looks good to me . Sometimes that's the best eating when it's just you , every now and then anyway .
I did a hot ham n cheese in the Foreman after seeing the other thread . Working on a few more .
Had to look twice at the pizza pic . Up against the sunrise pic , your counter top looks like a hill side with a dusting of snow . Lol .
 
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Well it's nice to see that while you are still on the mend you won't starve during your wife's absence! A fine lookin' pie and some perfectly cooks ribeye steaks, you'll survive! RAY
 
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Sometimes that's the best eating when it's just you , every now and then anyway .
Agreed. She used to travel a lot for work. Since we retired it was an adjustment for us both. I was used to at least every other week being solo with the dogs. then COVID and retirement happened and I was like...uh you got to be anywhere anytime . not to be a d**k but. All good tho. We talk about it all the time. Miss the Delta mile ALOT too.
Well it's nice to see that while you are still on the mend you won't starve during your wife's absence! A fine lookin' pie and some perfectly cooks ribeye steaks, you'll survive! RAY
For sure! a few days before she left - we had what we call a "come to Jesus" talk. Needed to air it all out and make sure I could handle the dogs, house, cooking, etc. That was only a couple days out of the boot and it was still questionable. Making good progress on the recovery - just slow AF!
 
It all looks delicious! You got some great color on that pizza! And chopsaw chopsaw Is right about your counter, as I had to go back and look.

Ryan
 
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Looks real good.

My wife left Friday for 2 weeks to babysit other grandkids in NC while son goes to Calif for vac/work.
 
Looks real good.

My wife left Friday for 2 weeks to babysit other grandkids in NC while son goes to Calif for vac/work.
Mine left Thursday for Louisiana to visit her mom. Gone for 2 weeks. Sometimes batchin' it turns out the best grub since you don't have to worry about anyone else's tastes! Sandy's cooks are a fine example.
 
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Looks real good.

My wife left Friday for 2 weeks to babysit other grandkids in NC while son goes to Calif for vac/work.

Mine left Thursday for Louisiana to visit her mom. Gone for 2 weeks. Sometimes batchin' it turns out the best grub since you don't have to worry about anyone else's tastes! Sandy's cooks are a fine example.
I think we are all better with some occasional solo time. Also helps us appreciate our wives and v/v.

I take an annual guys trip each year and I think there is a mutual appreciation after that just like her trips.
 
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Dave , nice run on food there . At least your not loosing weight from being alone and not eating lol

Yes sometimes its nice to cook when you feel like it and what you feel like ...awww I remember those days...lol

David
 
Some fine looking cooks there! Glad to hear you are on the mend. If my wife left I would probably take a couple trips to the dump and the salvation army to get rid of stuff she wants to keep and stuff I deem as garbage lol.
 
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If my wife left I would probably take a couple trips to the dump and the salvation army to get rid of stuff she wants to keep and stuff I deem as garbage lol.
I wouldnt say this didnt happen on this trip or previous.
 
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Man Dave, some fine looking food there sir. Very well done and what a beautiful place you live in. That sunrise pic is just gorgeous.

Robert
 
If that's how you cook when your wife is away I can only imagine what it's like when she's home!
 
Some great looking food! I don’t mind having a couple bachelor days here and there, it allows me to really cook stuff I wouldn’t normally make when my wife is around.

But if it’s really good, and I know she’ll like it, it gives me the chance to impress her.
 
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