Darn it, stop doing that!Historian wrote: << http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/2010 ... au-gratin/ >>
Now I have to go buy some cheddar to try that recipe!
But really, thanks to all the guys in this thread for some much needed laughs!
Potato as suppressor
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Re: Potato as suppressor
Now I have to go buy some cheddar to try that recipe!
But really, thanks to all the guys in this thread for some much needed laughs!
Don't it always seem to go, that you don't know what you got 'til it's gone?
Re: Potato as suppressor
I humbly apologize for leading you astray. But, oh my gosh, do they taste good afterBeerWolf wrote:Darn it, stop doing that!Historian wrote: << http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/2010 ... au-gratin/ >>
Now I have to go buy some cheddar to try that recipe!
But really, thanks to all the guys in this thread for some much needed laughs!
three hours snow throwing over three feet of drifted snow down a 120' x 15' sloped
driveway, 20' x 60' space in front of the garage, and clearing the Donner Pass in front
of the driveway the plows created. I kept mumbling " I am getting too old for this
s#(!. If I were in Texas now I'd be with my brethren like Doubloon shooting, drinking larger,
and smiling at the New England dopes shoveling snow".
God did punish me for my occasional hubris. No beer in the fridge! Oh the pain of it.