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-=> Ruth Haffly wrote to Dave Drum <=-
DD> "breakfast all day". Sometimes and omelet or bacon `n eggs make a
DD> nice lunch.
RH> Or supper. My mom always used eggs, pancakes and such like as lunch or
RH> Sunday night supper foods, breakfast was always cereal--hot from
RH> September to late June, cold for the summer months.
DD> I enjoy breakfast for supper sometimes. One of my favourites is what I
DD> call a "pancake sandwich" 2 eggs, breakfast meat and 2 eggs -
DD> sandwiched bewtwwon 2 8" to 9" pancakes (or waffles). No taters
DD> needed.
RH> Two eggs, breakfast meat and a slice of toast is usually enough for me.
RH> Sometimes I`ll add the grits, most often when eating out but then I`ll
RH> probably skip the toast.
I eat a "hearty" breakfast (not too hearty) and that carries me (usually)
to a late luch/early supper. Gone are the days of three meals (and snax)
Which my be why my latest visit to the croakers had me weighing in down
more than 25 pounds.
DD> 8<----- SHIFT ----->8
DD> I`ve a couple from the days of King Chas the 1st on my Kindle.
RH> Titles? Authors?
DD> "A King Ensnared: A Historical Novel of Scotland" by J. R. Tomlin
DD> "The Good Knight (The Gareth & Gwen Medieval Mysteries Book 1)" by
DD> Sarah Woodbury
DD> And not so medieval but good reading nonetheless ...
DD> The Northminster Mysteries Box Set 1: Books 1-3 by Harriet Smart
RH> OK, thanks. I`ll probably look up the first one as I`m not into
RH> mysteries.
I, OTOH, enjoy trying to solce the mystery before the author reveals
whare s/he was going with the tale. Bv)=
RH> I like my grits mixed with scrambled eggs or lots of cheese,
RH> preferrably cheddar.
DD> Anything to mask the taste/texture.
RH> That`s how I was introduced to them, decades ago.
DD> Title: Can Opener Corn Chowder
DD> Categories: Five, Vegetables, Chilies, Dairy
DD> Yield: 3 Servings
RH> Can`t serve that here.
DD> I know. At least not to Steve. But it`s easy and very good. Is there
DD> no antidote for his allergy. My mom was allergic to both strawberries
DD> and bananas - which she really liked. A 50mg Benadryl capsule solved
DD> her problem. I`m allergic to bananas and cannibanoids. I don`t like
DD> `nanners anyway and the marijuana allergy got me out of the 60s pretty
DD> well whole. Bv)=
RH> No antidote that we know of so avoidance is best. Migraine headaches
RH> are not fun so if he can avoid corn, he can avoid a headache. Just like
RH> I avoided a major asthma attack last night by avoiding fireworks. (G)
I`ve not been to a live fireworks show in decades. But I have a neighbour
who seems enchanted with lighting off skyrockets and aerial bombd. He was
at when I turnd in on July 3 and still at it when I got up at 04:00 on
the 4th. And a a reduced rate up through last night. Sheesh.
MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.06
Title: Alabama Fire Crackers
Categories: Breads, Chilies, Herbs
Yield: 84 servings
1 oz Env dry ranch dressing mix
1 tb Crushed red pepper
1/2 ts Garlic powder
1/2 ts Onion powder
1/4 ts Black pepper
3/4 c Oil
2 Sleeves saltine crackers
In a 2 gallon resealable plastic bag, combine dressing
mix, red pepper, garlic powder, onion powder, and black
pepper; mix well. Add oil and mix well.
Place crackers in bag, seal, and gently turn bag over
several times until crackers are evenly coated, being
careful not to break up crackers. Allow to sit about 1
hour before gently turning again. Let bag sit overnight.
Store crackers in bag or an airtight container until
ready to serve.
RECIPE FROM:
https://www.mrfood.com
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