Not sure you'll be able to answer this, but do you have an estimate of the time commitment for this?

It was actually my first time making them, and they were better than I thought they would be! I recommend pepperjack cheese on top if you make some

Garlic stuffed olives

This better not awaken anything in me…

That's very cool - what else do you keep on your farm?

I have a duck in my freezer that I may need to start thawing now...

Here's the recipe I followed - I eyeballed a lot of the measurements but that's the basic list of what I put in mine.

For the vegetarian version I used beyond beef/sausage and vegetable stock instead of what's listed there.

Just want to update: one of the admins has noted this in the Discord so it is on their radar; doubt it will take priority (rightly so) with the Reddit stuff going down.

Right? I'm kinda surprised that I haven't looked at Reddit once today.

It's so good. Go in completely blind!

We've been playing Camel Up a lot. It's nice because there is some skill and a good amount of luck involved, so no matter your board game experience, you have a shot at winning.

Agricola is my favorite but it is pretty complex so we don't play much.

BREATHTAKING.

Dang that sounds good... I've only ever had chicken and waffles kinda plain

Please don't give my partner any ideas

I love cooking with stuff my wife grows in her garden. I need to make something with cilantro soon cause apparently she has a lot of that.

Lemon and olive oil sounds good as a sauce, did you add any other spices?

Can't believe I haven't heard of this. Just wishlisted it!

Hm... I can't seem to find it (on iOS at least). I love that game, haha I'd play every day too if I had it on my phone

I was able to update mine a few minutes ago, maybe try now?

Just tried it, it is fun!

Here's hoping! Some time out of the spotlight should do him some good I think

The deck building game? Do they have an app?

Same, I have waaaay too many hours in that game