What's for supper.....Wednesday?
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Comments (10)Blonde jokes will never be as funny as the real thing. For example: Discussing compass directions with a young brunette receptionist who wanted to know which way her home faced & didn't have a clue. I explained that if she knew which way was East, she could figure it out. I got a blank stare so I asked her which side the sun came up on. Her answer: "The left". The office fax machine was set up so that after inputting a long distance telephone #, each user had to press a 'PAUSE' button before inputting his/her personal code for billing purposes, then 'ENTER'. The instructions were spelled out directly above the machine. At least 3 salespeople complained that they couldn't get their faxes through so the staff would walk them through it. When they got to 'PAUSE', that's what they did - they'd stop & stare at the machine for a few minutes before proceeding! None of these were blonde & all were making mid-6 figure incomes. You can't make this stuff up!...See MoreWhat's For Supper This Wednesday Night?
Comments (15)Trinity - if it's what I'm thinking of, they are called Scones up here and Indian Fry Bread in other parts of the country. Only job I was ever fired from, after several years, was from a restaurant for giving out their "secret" recipe! (And it was hanging right on the side of the refrigerator where anyone could see it! *shrugs shoulders*) LOL Ingredients 1 1/2 cups of warm water 1 1/2 Tbsp. Sugar 1 Tbsp. Yeast 1/2 tsp Salt 1 Tbsp. Shortening 3 1/2 Cups Flour Preparation Throw everything above into your bread machine, and set to the dough cycle (around 1 hour 30 minutes) You can make the dough by hand too (Mix, Knead for 15 minutes, and let rise for an hour). . Break off pieces of dough, flatten by hand, or rolling pin. . Deep fry in oil until golden brown (around 350 degrees). . Serve with butter and honey. Makes about 10 or so...See MoreWhat's for supper.....Wednesday?
Comments (13)DH found a new recipe he wanted to try and it was yummy! Sort of an Asian stir fry with chicken, lots of veggies and a sauce of peanut butter, curry paste, chicken broth and other wonderful flavors. We had it over rice, and a couple of cookies for dessert....See MoreWhat's For Supper on Wednesday?
Comments (25)Raven, I hope you are feeling better today! Have you tried eating a little yoghurt? My pharmacist always suggests that to help with stomach problems caused by antibiotics. It does seem to help a bit. Everyone's meals sound so good! My 'diet' is pretty limited due to Gout, Osteoarthritis, high blood pressure, and one kidney. So reading here about pot roast, ham, meat loaf, meat balls, tuna, etc., has me drooling all over my keyboard! :^) I 'cheated' on my main meal yesterday. Had a lot of errands to do yesterday, and I was really beat! So I picked up some hot wings on my last stop of the day at Walmart. I love hot wings! That, along with a bottle of Bolthouse Farms 'Green Goodness' was my supper last night. Rusty...See More- 11 years ago
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