Thinking about it. Just that they taste best just cooked. They are so yummy!!!

I'm going to be making your recipe, for sure!

Hmmmmmmmmm...how far is Turlock?

UGH! That would be a 10 hour drive for me...but I'd love to go!

You should! :) I'm hoping that others on the QB show up too! It would be a blast to meet with everyone!

This recipe makes a lot of beignets. I'm going to have to freeze some of the dough. Well worth making this recipe though- so yummy!

I'm going to think about it for sure!

Time for a vacation! Be cool if Janice and others from So CA make the trip north. And then there are those hiding in the Central Valley and the Hills that love to read this thread, be fun meeting them too!

OH Charlee,

If there is anyway you can, please do. I owe you a hug.

Cathy

Jan, do the decals survive the kerosene soak and come out in such nice condition? As soon as the garage warms up, I'm soaking parts of the Redeye, but can I soak it all? I didn't think so.

e machiners - will a belt that too tight stop the motor? I had the motor rewired on my turquoise Universal and bought a new belt. It seemed small and the machine sewed a few stitches and quit. I took off the belt and the motor worked. I tried the old belt, but it's in bad shape so I couldn't tell anything. I'm thinking a cogged belt that just fits will be better. On top of that I have no manual and haven't figured out the combination of settings to get straight stitching or the built in decorative stitches. Not an easy machine to thread, but I'm sure I have that correct.

I do wish California weren't so danged blasted far away from Texas. (sighing deeply and pouting) Don't think I could get away with telling DH I was just going to visit my brother. He might be a bit suspicious when another machine shows up. lol
Sharon W.

Oh Sharon, I do wish you could make the visit!!!! I wish Texas wasn't so far away too.