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(11-04-2019, 07:53 PM)AlumneyeJ93 Wrote: A down vote for another southern snack:Â Boiled peanuts, yuck.During one of my trips to visit the youngest at USC in to Columbia, SC
there was a farmers market downtown right outside her apartment building. Walking through, I noticed several vendors cooking up boiled peanuts
and curiosity finally got the better of me and I bought some. What a bad investment, disgusting.
I forgot about those and the odd habit of putting m&m's in a can of coke.
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No to boiled peanuts
Iâ€ve never heard of m&ms in Cokeâ€s. Iâ€ve heard of roasted salted peanuts in coke. Thatâ€s not bad
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(11-04-2019, 12:18 PM)Alabuckeye Wrote: so, Rox....you pulled out the ole box of Jiffy cornbread mix, eh?
That's one of the things I have not picked up living in the south for 25 years. They love their cornbread.....and to me it is really dry and bland. I too like it sweeter.
(11-04-2019, 09:07 PM)Alabuckeye Wrote: No to boiled peanuts
Iâ€ve never heard of m&ms in Cokeâ€s. Iâ€ve heard of roasted salted peanuts in coke. Thatâ€s not bad I'm with you on this. My wife loves cornbread and she make it from scratch, no sweet but regular cornbread. I could eat the sweetened kind but the regular is like you said dry and bland.
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We make our cornbread homemade; got the recipe from my wife's 103 year old great grandmother (still around thankfully). She also has a jalapeno cornbread recipe that is equally delicious (and spicy as hell).
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(11-05-2019, 12:00 PM)osurox Wrote: We make our cornbread homemade; got the recipe from my wife's 103 year old great grandmother (still around thankfully). She also has a jalapeno cornbread recipe that is equally delicious (and spicy as hell). Jalapeno corn bread is awesome BTW.
Hey Rox, how's the new addition??? Hope all is well!!
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(11-05-2019, 01:34 PM)buckeyewalt Wrote: (11-05-2019, 12:00 PM)osurox Wrote: We make our cornbread homemade; got the recipe from my wife's 103 year old great grandmother (still around thankfully). She also has a jalapeno cornbread recipe that is equally delicious (and spicy as hell). Jalapeno corn bread is awesome BTW.
Hey Rox, how's the new addition??? Hope all is well!!
Agreed, it is awesome.  Little girl and mom are both doing great; thanks for asking. Adjusting to life with 2 still; time seems to go by at a lightening pace anymore.
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(11-06-2019, 01:12 PM)osurox Wrote: (11-05-2019, 01:34 PM)buckeyewalt Wrote: (11-05-2019, 12:00 PM)osurox Wrote: We make our cornbread homemade; got the recipe from my wife's 103 year old great grandmother (still around thankfully). She also has a jalapeno cornbread recipe that is equally delicious (and spicy as hell). Jalapeno corn bread is awesome BTW.
Hey Rox, how's the new addition??? Hope all is well!!
Agreed, it is awesome.  Little girl and mom are both doing great; thanks for asking. Adjusting to life with 2 still; time seems to go by at a lightening pace anymore. Glad to hear everyone is doing great. You're right about going at a lightning clip, first a newborn, then first grade, high school grad, prom, they'll all go by in a blink. Enjoy them.
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LETS hear what you Buckeye fans are preparing for the BIG GAME on Saturday!
Chicken Wings?
Ribs?
Burgers?
Steaks?
chili?
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(11-29-2019, 08:50 PM)zigbee Wrote: LETS hear what you Buckeye fans are preparing for the BIG GAME on Saturday!
Chicken Wings?
Ribs?
Burgers?
Steaks?
chili? None of you make Buckeyes?
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(11-29-2019, 10:20 PM)maizegoblue Wrote: (11-29-2019, 08:50 PM)zigbee Wrote: LETS hear what you Buckeye fans are preparing for the BIG GAME on Saturday!
Chicken Wings?
Ribs?
Burgers?
Steaks?
chili? None of you make Buckeyes? My wife doesn't make them but has on occasion. I like them mmmmmmm....chocolate and peanut butter.. mmmmmmm
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Made deep fried leftover turkey dinner balls...basically, mixed everything up in a big bowl (mashed potatoes, stuffing, corn, turkey, gravy, dumplings, cheese etc. and chilled. Molded into "balls", dip in flour/egg/bread crumbs and then deep friend. Dipped in gravy after.
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(12-02-2019, 04:41 PM)osurox Wrote: Made deep fried leftover turkey dinner balls...basically, mixed everything up in a big bowl (mashed potatoes, stuffing, corn, turkey, gravy, dumplings, cheese etc. and chilled. Molded into "balls", dip in flour/egg/bread crumbs and then deep fried. Dipped in gravy after. Incredible.
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(12-02-2019, 06:09 PM)zigbee Wrote: (12-02-2019, 04:41 PM)osurox Wrote: Made deep fried leftover turkey dinner balls...basically, mixed everything up in a big bowl (mashed potatoes, stuffing, corn, turkey, gravy, dumplings, cheese etc. and chilled. Molded into "balls", dip in flour/egg/bread crumbs and then deep fried. Dipped in gravy after. Incredible.
Oh it's the best post holiday food I have ever had. It's basically a deep fried version of the KFC bowls.
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I made a pot of chili over the weekend, and while shopping for ingredients I came across a small can of the Cincinnati "chili." So I picked it up and dumped it into the crock pot. Made for a pretty mean "secret ingredient."
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just finished a leftovers lunch and have a suggestion.
For those that love a good tender steak fairly often, but the cost is prohibitive......I've been grabbing the country ribs at Aldi, about $5 a pound boneless......and they are a great substitute for much less than you'd pay for a prime rib or higher cut. Delicious, season the same, cook about the same timeframe on the grill.
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