I tossed a salad for lunch!!!! LOL!!!

washed it down with some feltchers juice....sorry that is gross...but funny

Biksemad.

yeah baby!!

I have brown sugar in my oatmeal if ITS TAYLOR BRAND

Tastes just a black man should...yummy!!!!!!!!!

Beaver taco



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ewwwwwwwwwwwwww, I dont eat no custard pie!!!! Der WEINERSHITZEL all the way baby...lol

A friend of mine came back from England and everytime he or I go there we bring back some of them lovely Steak 'n' kidney pies from Marks & Spencer's.

So we had one tonight. Delicious with small potatoes and broccoli.

They say the English can't cook. Well, they do a lot better than we dutchmen with our overcooked meat (kotelet, damn it), crummy potatoes and fallen apart Brussel sprouts.

There.

Now do you mean dinner or lunch or supper? I live in Otis Redding country and the names for lunch have somehow gotten all mixed up. If you mean lunch well I am proud to say fried chicken, boiled okra, boiled cabbage, hocakes, and unsweet tea. Just out of curiousity does anybody else outside of the US know what hocakes and okra is?

LA; it´s actually called Black Pudding & the Irish eat it for breakfast (yik)... English too I reckon...

My lunch was luxurious... We burned our last money on (for me) a
Kebab plate with loads of Frites ("chips")... Greeeeat (on IKEA).

nankerphlege Wrote:
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> Now do you mean dinner or lunch or supper? I live
> in Otis Redding country and the names for lunch
> have somehow gotten all mixed up. If you mean
> lunch well I am proud to say fried chicken, boiled
> okra, boiled cabbage, hocakes, and unsweet tea.
> Just out of curiousity does anybody else outside
> of the US know what hocakes and okra is?


I know what okra is, I know what hotcakes are, I know what a ho is and I know what cake is, but I must confess I've never heard of hocakes. Baked only by the finest hos, perhaps?



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Dinner would be what you eat after work or just after when the English have their Tea... ?

Spinach salad and red grapes, and it didn't cost $450. :-)

Hocakes are a thin cornbread and a delicacy in the southern U. S. Great with turnips or collards. Good for pushing peas or butterbeans onto one's spoon.

Muddy Waters knew what they were as did Robert Johnson. Also, Elvis, Jerry Lee, Otis, James Brown, and the rest of us southern boys, including Chuck Leavell.



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Hocakes are great. Similar to cornbread muffins as the Yankees call them. (Everyone in Europe is very confused right now). You take cornmeal and fry it in a pan with lard/grease or whatever (I Just eat them, I don't cook them). Similar to a nonsweet pancake. They are so good. In my ever so humble opinion they should be very crisp on the outside but not burned. Others feel they should be equal in texture throughout much like a small pancake. I just realized that half of the iorr.org board hasn't even experienced a pancake. Sorry if need be I will explain.
Go Dawgs!

For how long will those cakes stay fresh, Elmo?
Could you post some & you get some nice Swedish bread plus some other
exotic, maybe Sami (our aboriginals) grocerys in return?

A few days at least, if they're packed in an airtight container like Tupperware. We might have to work up a trade. BTW, southern soul food isn't for everyone. The food of peasants, but DAMN we like it!

Johsonville Hot Italian Sausage cooked on the grill, Uncle Ben's Wild Rice, Leisure Early Peas and two slices of wheat bread. and two 16 oz Budweisers

Elmo Lewis,

what part of the South are you in?

South Georgia, about an hour from Macon. Land of the free and home of the brave!
Go Dawgs!


BTW, kienan is from our part of the world, too.



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Baboon Bro Wrote:
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> LA; it´s actually called Black Pudding & the
> Irish eat it for breakfast (yik)... English too I
> reckon...
>

Yeah I know but isnt that sausage really? Svartkorv? Anyway Id like to recommend Finnish bread (not only the typical dark bread (Fazer among others) but also the lighter bread from Hämeenlinna). Great.

X



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shit on a shingle.

Tube steak smothered in underwear.

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> South Georgia, about an hour from Macon. Land of
> the free and home of the brave!
> Go Dawgs!
>
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> BTW, kienan is from our part of the world, too.
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> Edited 1 times. Last edit at 12/06/05 22:42 by
> Elmo Lewis.


Hey elmo, Ever eaten at Yoders? How about Cox's in Macon? I have yet to eat at Yoders but Cox's is unbelievable. Im in Milledgeville.

Ostrich.

YO Edith- I am with you! I had the same thing plus seconds!!!!!!

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> YO Edith- I am with you! I had the same thing plus
> seconds!!!!!!


Just a funny line from a Cheech & Chong movie. I don't touch the stuff myself, unless it's my own!

1.5 mg. Lorazepam and Natural Ice Beer.

"The wonder of Jimi Hendrix was that he could stand up at all he was so pumped full of drugs." Patsy, Patsy Stone