[BagLady]

Toffee??!! I want some!! I can just suck on it if it's too hard.
Shut up OSFG.

 

[Deebo]

Sweet, I helped make Apple fritters this morning.

 

[Old SF Guy]

Wow thats nice

 

[Slippy]

Next up? Beer Can Chicken!

 

[cobracon2]

I made cinnamon rolls this morning

 

[Inor]

Next up? Beer Can Chicken!

You damn right! I was planning to do it Saturday, but we stopped and had such a big lunch, supper ended up being light. But being home for 3 weeks now, I have plenty of time to give it a shot.

 

[MrsInor]

I made cinnamon rolls this morning

Ooooh - I think I will make Monkey Bread tomorrow. Have some Rhodes roll dough that I need to use up. Thanks cobracon.

 

[Old SF Guy]

Ooooh - I think I will make Monkey Bread tomorrow. Have some Rhodes roll dough that I need to use up. Thanks cobracon.

say what?????



sorry to borrow your avitar Bigdog...

 

[Auntie]

If you wife or spouse or .... likes fudge you can make it with just a few ingredients. It is very, very easy and doesn't require a candy thermometer. You willl need one can of condensed milk, one bag of chocolate chips, a pinch of salt and some vanilla flavoring. Line an 8 or 9 inch pan with foil or waxed paper. Put the chocolate chips in a microwave safe bowl and put in microwave for 30 seconds, stir and repeat until chocolate is melted. Add can of condensed milk (contents only not the can) to the chocolate, stir and quickly add one pinch of salt and a teaspoon of vanilla, stir and put into lined pan. Smooth and put into the fridge for at least an hour. You can add nuts or smashed up peppermint sticks if you want to.

 

[James m]

Mexican pizza. With taco leftovers.

 

[jro1]

Inor is doing something in my kitchen. So who gave him a recipe?

Kickin ass and frying bacon, and he's all outta bacon!

 

[BagLady]

My Hubby made French toast, bacon, and homemade biscuits this morning.
nananananana

 

[Arklatex]

I love me some toffee! Let me know if it turns out good so I can try it. Kinda leery of the recipe Inor posted. Sounds a little mad scientisty...

 

[bigdogbuc]

You damn right! I was planning to do it Saturday, but we stopped and had such a big lunch, supper ended up being light. But being home for 3 weeks now, I have plenty of time to give it a shot.

You know you have to leave most of the beer in the can, right? :very_drunk:

 

[Inor]

You know you have to leave most of the beer in the can, right? :very_drunk:

Slip never said anything about that. I thought it was the can and the chemicals from the burning paint on the can that gave it the flavor?!?! :armata_PDT_23:

 

[rice paddy daddy]

Nope he wouldn't make anything with more than three or four ingredients.

Well then, he needs to learn the US Army breakfast staple - SOS. Served each and every morning.
(Did I just hear OldSFGuy gag & retch?)
And this is real stick to your ribs good, not the sissy Navy stuff they call "creamed chipped beef." Ain't no sissy stuff in MY Army.

All you need is ground beef, flour, water, and sliced bread.

1. Brown a pound or so ground beef. The cheap stuff, not ground chuck or something like that.
2.DO NOT drain grease - it is an essential part.
3. Make a roux of white flour and water.
4. While beef/grease is still hot, whisk in roux until you've got a substance that resembles concrete.
5. Add water while still stirring until you reach the desired consistancy. Put in a bunch of salt and black pepper.
6. Toast your bread, pour the beef/gravy mixture over it.
7. Add hotsauce to taste. Hotsauce is a mess hall staple, mainly used to disguise flavor. I still use hotsauce today on dang near everything I eat.

And there you have it.

 

[Inor]

Well then, he needs to learn the US Army breakfast staple - SOS. Served each and every morning.
(Did I just hear OldSFGuy gag & retch?)
And this is real stick to your ribs good, not the sissy Navy stuff they call "creamed chipped beef." Ain't no sissy stuff in MY Army.

All you need is ground beef, flour, water, and sliced bread.

1. Brown a pound or so ground beef. The cheap stuff, not ground chuck or something like that.
2.DO NOT drain grease - it is an essential part.
3. Make a roux of white flour and water.
4. While beef/grease is still hot, whisk in roux until you've got a substance that resembles concrete.
5. Add water while still stirring until you reach the desired consistancy. Put in a bunch of salt and black pepper.
6. Toast your bread, pour the beef/gravy mixture over it.
7. Add hotsauce to taste. Hotsauce is a mess hall staple, mainly used to disguise flavor. I still use hotsauce today on dang near everything I eat.

And there you have it.

We had that about once a week growing up. I liked it - a lot! But ditto on the hot sauce.

 

[MrsInor]

I had my fill of it in the Air Force.

 

[rice paddy daddy]

We had that about once a week growing up. I liked it - a lot! But ditto on the hot sauce.

It builds character, doesn't it?

 

[rice paddy daddy]

I had my fill of it in the Air Force.

No, say it isn't so! The Air Force?
I ate in the Air Force Transient Mess at Danang Air Base a few times, and those guys ate like kings! Kings, I'm tellin' ya!