re: I married a country girl so I have

Post pic of your wife and i'll tell you if you should eat it...or if she is guilty.

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My wife told me tonight it's a "hobo" dinner. Some kind of beef, peas; carrots and celery concoction and I better eat it.

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my mom made hobo burgers quite a bit. just ground beef, potato's, carrots, and onions splashed with Tony's and worcestershire sauce all wrapped in foil.

you sound kinda high maintenance. you must be from up north.

I married a Mississipi girl. First Thanksgiving we went out there and I got tasked to go buy the turkey. Sure. Went to a Rouse grocery and brought her on home. All day while it was cooking my nostrils and brain were telling me NO. At the appointed suppertime they presented me with a rotten turkey. i mean before it was cooked rotten. How those hillbillies did not smell it upon taking off the wrapping, God couldn't tell you. I drove straight to Tops BBQ and never ate another bite of home cooked food in Mississippi or looked at a Rouse store without puking in my mouth.

you got women cooking you home made meals, stop being a baby!!!

Do you really “have” to eat it?

Many dude marry country women.

Intermittent fasting is your friend

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Or…. You could… you know….. not eat it.

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Or…. You could… you know….. keep your mouth shut.

That way you don’t have to eat it and we don’t have to hear about it

My girlfriend’s mom is a horrible cook, she cooks for special occasions.

We’ve been together 2 years, so I realize it’s not the same thing, but for what it’s worth I bring a paper towel under the table and placed honey smoked ham in the paper towel when no one was looking, put it in my pocket and threw it away.

I only get small portions to begin with (so I can get it in one go) and say I’m on Ozempic so I’m full already. I have done this at least 5 times.

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The meal or the country girl wife?

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Your mom’s method is the only way me and my family have ever made hobo packs. Massive amounts of ground beef with potatoes, carrots, onions with Tony’s and Worcestershire sauce double wrapped in aluminum foil on a camp fire. 40 minutes on coals then flip for 25 more minutes.

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I just assumed everyone that grew up in the South and not in a big city had this growing up? Pretty sure this was the standard meal for every Boy Scout in Alabama.