loyal2dagame

Celery stalks 1 1/2 c. Onion, sweet, medium diced 12 oz. or more Hot sauce to taste depending how spicy you like it 1/2 c. Flour, AP 14 oz. velveta cheese cubed 16 oz. Heavy cream 64 oz. Chicken Stock 1/2 c. Butter 24 oz. Bleu cheese crumbles for garnish 1 rotisserie chicken Preparation Instructions: 1. In a stockpot melt the butter and add onions. Cook until slightly tender. 2. Add the flour and coat the onions and continue to cook for approximately 2 minutes. Then add the chicken stock and continue cooking. Stir until the liquid begins to thicken. 3. Add the chicken and heavy cream and stir to combine the cream. Increase heat to bring soup almost to a boil. Add the hot sauce and cubed velveta and continue stirring until well incorporated. 4. Serve in heated bowls and garnish with bleu cheese crumbles.

i've tried recipies that call for cream of chicken soup, and another that calls for cubed velveta. the cubed velveta was better. let me dig around my book and i'll post it.

right, bad choice of words on my part. let me try again....... great! you guys are excited content with a 3rd stringer and a practice squad player battling it out to be our starter? wtf?

great! you guys are excited about a 3rd stringer and a practice squad player battling it out to be our starter. wtf?

brett favre was 2009 Troy Hairamalou & Larry Fitzgerald was 2010

you do know that anyone can write an article and post it on bleacher report right?

no way reggie wayne gets it. jared allen will finish a distant second. brees is the easy winner. they should do the double cover like last year. actually, it should be like that every year with 1 player from each superbowl team.

huh, from the way i read it, sounds to me like he's still living here. which isnt a bad sign.

nice analogy! let me take it a step further. one college student (American auto industry) takes no pride in going to college. gets by on barely passing grades, and doesnt plan for the future as graduation closes in and takes time off after graduation to "recharge". this student also wastes money partying every day. another student (Japanese auto industry) gets 4.0's, studies their butt off and plans for the future by being over prepared for the next step as graduation closes in. this student applies for jobs before graduation and lands a job before exiting school. this job isnt just about the pay, but is because it's something this student respects and takes pride in doing. this student doesnt waste money on items it deems unneccessary.

exiled, i'm quite suprised by this post because for the most part your posts are good reads IMO. japan has, other than fish, little to no natural resources. the japanese gov isnt "bailing out" this company year after year for making poor decisions like the usa auto companies did.

the master of the mullet once again shows why rednecks should not procreate. at least not with humans...........

so is she a looker or what?

found pricing info for the phillips. it's uk pricing, so count on $10,000 in the usa http://gizmodo.com/5305369/philips-cinema-...-will-cost-7400

i cant see pricing even being close to 16:9. i would think it would be at least triple. all these 21:9 tv's are going to be 3d ready with hdmi 1.4, full internet access, ect.......

+1 and decent gain at least for me......

i think the nhl and buffalo sabres already own that one

pat riley made millions off trademarking "3-peat"

i've always liked don cherry, but now he is flirting with love.........

the story with kelly and vick goes very deep.

lynch needs to learn how to hit a hole between the tackles first

you talking about smith's whole 65 catches this past season? when delhomme had a horrible year?, which was still better than ANY OF OUR QB'S.

here's to beerball's full and healthy recovery

he was really interactive with rochester police at training camp too.

+1 look at the numbers that welker and wayne put up specifically. and they dont have the talent TO has.

oh yeah? well, brett favre only had 10 out of 20 years with a qb rating over 87. and favre's career completion % is only 62%