Saturday, August 13, 2011

Visions of sugared palms danced throulgh their heads ....

Catch of the Day
Excedrin headache number 39
Gratuitous - she already had the male vote here

7 comments:

I-RIGHT-I said...

She had to know this was coming. Wow, I'm starting to respect her. I love corn dogs. I don't see the mustard but thank God she didn't use ketchup. Only commies put ketchup on dogs. That's how J. Edgar used to catch them in the 50's.

JMcD said...

Corn dogs always make me think of my oldest son's 6th. birthday in 1967.
I had him invite his buddies over and with my two boys I had about 10 little boys playing football and getting hungry and I made corn dogs.
I remembered these and how much I liked them as a kid down south at the carnivals.
Well, except for my guys, who had corndogs before,all the little guests balked...at first...and then I couldn't make the food fast enough.
Next day the phone started ringing with calls from all the moms wanting to know what their son had eaten at my house, so I spent a lot of time reciting my homemade recipe to women who wanted to make the treat themselves......
My sons and I have told and retold the story of that episode, to each other, over and over for many years, laughing all the while.
Ahhh, memories.

Anonymous said...

And the recipe is...?

thoR

Kristophr said...

Liberal photographer derangement syndrome.

These are the same tards that like making Obama "halo" shots. I'm sure some stalkerazzi is on 24/7 nose picking watch on her as well.

JMcD said...

Hahaha thor..... Well first you have to find the sticks.
I haven't bought them in a long time. Back then I could get them at the supermarket.
Anyway, put the hotdogs on sticks and make cornbread.Get oil in deep fry set-up. I used a hibachi and a Corning Ware casserole dish.... I know there's a better way.
Never had a recipe for cornbread but watched my mom and then through trial and error finally got it right.
I use 1 cup flour and a cup and a half of corn meal, plus salt and a spoon of sugar, baking powder, baking soda,1 egg, and in this case just enough milk to make a thick batter. I put lemon juice in mine along with the sweet milk it makes like a buttermilk.(I use a wire whisk and beat the hell out of the batter)
The baking powder & soda?...Probably a tablespoon of powder and a teaspoon of soda...Sorry to say I don't really measure anything.... Perhaps a recipe from online might make a guide.... Might want to experiment with plain cornbread at first and progress to corndogs........
You were being serious about the recipe, weren't you?
What....aw dang.... LOL.
P.S.: I wouldn't make cornbread in anything but a well cured iron skillet.

I-RIGHT-I said...

Chop Sticks? I'm hungry.

Kristophr said...

Yea, I'm sure you can get a handful of cheap disposable chopsticks in an asian market.

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