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Don't Forget the Cranberry Sauce
dughlas commented on Cole Matthews's story chapter in Don't Forget the Cranberry Sauce
I use John Cope's Toasted Dried Sweet Corn, available on Amazon for those not in the Hanover, PA area. I follow the recipe they provide for Baked Corn Supreme on the back of the package. 1 - 3.75oz package of dried corn, ground in food processor (I choose not to grind the corn because I like a coarser texture, ground corn bakes up as a corn pudding). 2 Tbsp melted butter 1 tsp salt (optional, I omit it due BP issues) 1.5 Tbsp sugar 2 well beaten eggs. Mix thoroughly. Bake in a 1.5 or 2 quart casserole for 40-50 minutes at 375°. -
Ugh it's 75/23° with 78% humidity under heavy clouds. This is not the Upsidedown. It should not be this warm. It's making my head ache ...
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Thank you for sharing your friends with us. It is a wonderful kindness you've done us.
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He seemed untroubled by the thought of dying. He simply lay down the earthly burdens that afflicted him and in the company of a beloved companion, went home. I have a similiar way to prepare brussels sprouts that omits the nuts and adds a healthy drizzle of aged balsamic vinegar at the end of cooking.
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Wishing for seasons past?
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I heard the Canadian government had issued air quality alerts in Ontario.
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Now I understand the liberal dose of decorations in the photo. These are magic cookies and sound tasty. Will these two appear in other stories?
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Val isn't the violent type. Her vengance is delivered in far more subtle manner ...
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Reminds me of Val when she finds out there's no more cheesecake.
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Don't Forget the Cranberry Sauce
dughlas commented on Cole Matthews's story chapter in Don't Forget the Cranberry Sauce
Uhm, I didn't much like Taran, reminded me of my dad when I was young. His temper seems a bit too quick and ready to place blame. Of course this could be a particularly stressful evening and both seemed a bit testy right from the start. Perhaps we're getting a biased perspective as our chronicler is adept at pointing out Taran's outbursts and past transgressions as well as those of past beaus. A case of circumstantial evidence? I make a similiar dish using dried corn rather than the canned corn. -
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An excellent chapter.
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Why does Dennis need him when he's got you?
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I've had this sauce with meatballs several times, it's very good. Unfortunately it never showed up on my doorstep with a cute guy. Had heard of the currant and mustard version, it sounds tasty. Maybe the cute comes with it.
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But you would fall with more style and grace.
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Yes but the one time you probably peed like a racehorse ...
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Not sure what if anything we'll have. Mum had lunch out with friends and had a cup of ham and split pea soup and a grilled cheese sandwich. Far more than she normally eats at lunch so she's not hungry. I too, ate lunch out. I went to a nearby Brixx Pizza and ordered a rosemary chicken and wild mushroom pizza. Roast chicken with fresh rosemary, wild mushrooms, carmelized onions with gouda, mozzarella cheeses on an olive oil brushed crust baked in a woodfired oven. I didn't eat it all. If I should become hungry I'll eat what's left.
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What do you think the lad put on to replace the pair you pilfered? A nice snug pair in Black Watch tartan plaid.
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All these interspersed acts of love brought me to tears. What a beautiful story. Thank you.
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Just how big a casserole are we talkin'? Hopefully not a 9×13.
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Plaid boxer-briefs. Trust me on this 'cause I'm a professional.
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Yes please and thank you.
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Chili peppers, bitter chocolate and cinnamon ...
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Try adding a bit of ground cinnamon.
