Welcome back! Dont let the zealots push you away. You are welcomed to share the pics of your food as long as you want to. And I will continue to drool over them. My wife cooks for me but (whispering) it doesn't look as good as those pictures lol. But it's all good for my southern roots as to fancy food has its place but good old southern food you best be prepared to get messy and eat parts of animals that most people dont mess with. Frog legs anyone?
Welcome back! Dont let the zealots push you away. You are welcomed to share the pics of your food as long as you want to. And I will continue to drool over them. My wife cooks for me but (whispering) it doesn't look as good as those pictures lol. But it's all good for my southern roots as to fancy food has its place but good old southern food you best be prepared to get messy and eat parts of animals that most people dont mess with. Frog legs anyone?

Most folks eat em fried. Actually alot of southern food is fried, grilled, or smoked. So many animals when fried or smoked tend to taste more like what you cook it in.
If you hunt them then if you are not careful a rush on Adrenaline in the animal or if you take too long to get it cleaned then that affects the animals taste. Also where animals live and eat can affect the taste. Also some frogs are dangerous to eat so dont go catching any old frog lol
When someone spells God with a small "g" that is already a red flag. Only false gods are spelled with small "g's".How could you possibly know if I ignore god?
Perhaps it is something to strive for though.It's hard for anyone to be nicer than me.
I just turned 65 in January. Bungee diving had not entered my mind. Took a lot of guts to do that and faith that the cord did not break. Impressive.65th Birthday 20 Years Ago Bungee Dive over and into the Kawarau River Queenston New Zealand. Still have the adrenaline rush.
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Do you think god cares about the spelling or is it just picky Christians?When someone spells God with a small "g" that is already a red flag. Only false gods are spelled with small "g's".
Welcome back! Dont let the zealots push you away. You are welcomed to share the pics of your food as long as you want to. And I will continue to drool over them. My wife cooks for me but (whispering) it doesn't look as good as those pictures lol. But it's all good for my southern roots as to fancy food has its place but good old southern food you best be prepared to get messy and eat parts of animals that most people dont mess with. Frog legs anyone?

God may not care so much about capitalization but rather is probably meticulous about spelling.Do you think god cares about the spelling or is it just picky Christians?
I have had frog legs, more than once. Taste like chicken.Welcome back! Dont let the zealots push you away. You are welcomed to share the pics of your food as long as you want to. And I will continue to drool over them. My wife cooks for me but (whispering) it doesn't look as good as those pictures lol. But it's all good for my southern roots as to fancy food has its place but good old southern food you best be prepared to get messy and eat parts of animals that most people dont mess with. Frog legs anyone?
The roasted lemon slices was a nice touch.
Do you think god cares about the spelling or is it just picky Christians?
I don't think God worries about that kind of respect. Wouldn't he care more about his edicts being followed and observed?It's not about "picky Christians". It's about showing respect to God. Even though you don't believe in Him.
I think these type of southern food was started because much of the South was rural and poor families dating back to the 1700s. Food was often what you could catch or hunt.
Man you have had like 5 plates already haha
I doubt the early Christians knew much about reading or writing. Mostly was read to, or had someone educated to write a letter, or memorized important scriptures.I don't think God worries about that kind of respect. Wouldn't he care more about his edicts being followed and observed?
Do you think god cares about the spelling or is it just picky Christians?