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Old 07-20-2011, 12:37 PM
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Originally Posted by happymrs
We have a new Dairy Queen in the small town just down the mountain from us, so DH says it's time to go have a chili dog there, & probably a shake, later today. So that's the plan. We have a/c, thank goodness, but it's still too hot to cook every night!
don't forget the Dilly Bar!!! I just had my first one about a month ago... wow, it was good!!!
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Old 07-20-2011, 12:43 PM
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Originally Posted by craftybear
To Hot to Cook????? So now what ???

Humm, wonder if hubby will take me out for supper, to hot to cook in house


I hear you Craftybear and all I can say is salads, salads and more salads is how AZ survives summer. :D
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Old 07-20-2011, 12:50 PM
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BBQ..
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Old 07-20-2011, 12:55 PM
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Yes it is also hot here in Florida. Started to cook dinner and hubby said it is to hot to cook we'er going to AppleB's. Boy what a good hubby.
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Originally Posted by purplemem
hominy is a Native American food that is made from corn.
We can buy it now in our grocery stores, but Mama used to make it by boiling corn with lye and straining it, then rinsing very well.

Now I buy it in "tins" and just pour it out of the can, like corn or any other vegetable. It looks like popped corn but has the texture of english peas?, no sweet taste.

It tastes more like rice, kind of has that texture...

It's used in lots of Hispanic recipes in the SW too. It's in soups and they serve it as side dishes slightly different that Purplemem's recipe.
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we're having BLT's and cole slaw. Last night it was scrambled eggs.
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Old 07-20-2011, 01:47 PM
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Originally Posted by denise d
Originally Posted by happymrs
We have a new Dairy Queen in the small town just down the mountain from us, so DH says it's time to go have a chili dog there, & probably a shake, later today. So that's the plan. We have a/c, thank goodness, but it's still too hot to cook every night!
don't forget the Dilly Bar!!! I just had my first one about a month ago... wow, it was good!!!
Had a chili dog, med. chocolate shakes, & we shared an order of fries. Too full for a Dilly Bar, this time, but I did notice, they had take home boxes of them, so may get some to take home another time! Food was good, enjoyed it!
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Old 07-20-2011, 02:03 PM
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Originally Posted by denise d
Originally Posted by happymrs
We have a new Dairy Queen in the small town just down the mountain from us, so DH says it's time to go have a chili dog there, & probably a shake, later today. So that's the plan. We have a/c, thank goodness, but it's still too hot to cook every night!
don't forget the Dilly Bar!!! I just had my first one about a month ago... wow, it was good!!!
I use to like Dilly bars, but now I like the Buster Bars better. It's a good thing we don't have a Dairy Queen close to us.
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We have a new Dairy Queen in the small town just down the mountain from us, so DH says it's time to go have a chili dog there, & probably a shake, later today. So that's the plan. We have a/c, thank goodness, but it's still too hot to cook every night!
don't forget the Dilly Bar!!! I just had my first one about a month ago... wow, it was good!!!
I use to like Dilly bars, but now I like the Buster Bars better. It's a good thing we don't have a Dairy Queen close to us.
What are Buster Bars & where do you buy them?
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if you make your own ice tea (sweet) id be more than thrilled with the recipe thanks maureen
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