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Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
(Post 18272479)
Had a lot of mush growing up and my local diner makes mush from scratch, not store bought. :thumb:
How did I miss that spot in Peoria the month that I spent a year there? |
Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
(Post 18272485)
Waffle house? :D
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Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
(Post 18272485)
Waffle house? :D
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Originally Posted by Doug28450
(Post 18272488)
Hmmmm...
How did I miss that spot in Peoria the month that I spent a year there? |
Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
(Post 18272496)
Mel's in East Peoria on Bloomington Road. It's a real dive.
My work partner and I tried hard to find the local spots. |
Originally Posted by SpeshulEd
(Post 18272471)
Also, adding cheese and bacon to waffle mix is pretty awesome. Makes it more savory than sweet. If you want to get really crazy, throw in some jalepenos too.
try: handful of thawed tater tots in the waffle maker, smash the top down as much as possible while thats happening: cook bacon mash up some avocado cut up some jalapenos or grab some pickeleds out of a jar take out totwaffle once its crispy, sprinkle on shredded cheese, schmear on avocado, top with bacon and jalapenos, add hotsauce of choice die of flavor. |
Originally Posted by rjones28
(Post 18272481)
There is a place in Syracuse that specializes in waffles. Their menu includes both savor and sweet options.
Originally Posted by Mumonkan
(Post 18272524)
if you want to get into waffles, check this out
try: handful of thawed tater tots in the waffle maker, smash the top down as much as possible while thats happening: cook bacon mash up some avocado cut up some jalapenos or grab some pickeleds out of a jar take out totwaffle once its crispy, sprinkle on shredded cheese, schmear on avocado, top with bacon and jalapenos, add hotsauce of choice die of flavor. http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m9...vo9_r1_500.gif |
Originally Posted by Doug28450
(Post 18272283)
Just dang....
An hour ago, on my way home, I was talking to a former co-worker. At this former job, we were working with a local Authority to design and build a bridge across some railroad tracks. My former co-worker told me that one of the Authority members was murdered last night, shot in the head. In my work with him, I took him as a good, straight-up guy. My recollection is that he had two children. |
Originally Posted by LAJ
(Post 18272581)
That's sad to hear.
I can see him as I sit here this evening. He always sat at the opposite end of the head of the table, the President of the Authority, I sat next to him. He was responsible for approving my invoices. I often spoke to him on the phone, or exchanged email to get him the information he wanted to approve my invoice. He was a very nice, humble man to my knowledge. |
Originally Posted by 3alarmer
(Post 18271926)
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=484664
...I already made my first apple pie of the season last week, using Fuji apples. :) It was delicious. I mean, not professional pie, but still very tasty. |
Originally Posted by 3alarmer
(Post 18271926)
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=484664
...I already made my first apple pie of the season last week, using Fuji apples. :) It was delicious. I mean, not professional pie, but still very tasty. |
Originally Posted by FLvector
(Post 18272018)
or you could eat 20 dried apricots. That'll get you moving faster. :)
Careful, or you'll follow in the footsteps of pcad. |
Originally Posted by BillyD
(Post 18272310)
For shame, pancakes from scratch is one of the easiest things itw to make. In 20-30 minutes you're sitting down pouring the syrup. Healthier and better tasting.
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Originally Posted by rpenmanparker
(Post 18272613)
C'mon Billy, just because it comes in a package that doesn't make it poison. A dry baking mix has nothing in it that isn't in the separate ingredients you would use yourself...hardly anyway. You aren't milling you own flour, are you?
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I have never ridden in San Antonio. Some nice terrain there especially on the way toward Austin. I'm sure there are some clubs you can access.
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Originally Posted by BillyD
(Post 18272356)
Nothing wrong there. Breakfast is my favorite meal, I'll eat virtually anything except grits.
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Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
(Post 18272454)
My wife mixes in jelly. I just use butter and a little salt and pepper.
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Originally Posted by rpenmanparker
(Post 18272646)
Who's the heathen now? Grits are the best. If you can't stand to call them that, just say polenta.
Grits are the best... No... I disagree. Grits can be good, but they are never the best. When I was married to Clown 2's mother, we took a trip to Charleston, SC. We went to eat and I had a dish that consisted of grits, some tomato mix and some other stuff. It was quite tasty. My ex-wife made a rather rude comment about the dish and as much as I had enjoyed it to that point, the comment ruined the rest of the evening. |
Originally Posted by BillyD
(Post 18272369)
That's the issue. My folks were both from the north so we never had grits growing up. My very first experience was my first morning in college in Dallas. I thought it was cream of wheat cereal. Grits have never crossed my lips since.
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Originally Posted by Doug28450
(Post 18272669)
I already told him he is a heathen for not liking grits.
Grits are the best... No... I disagree. Grits can be good, but they are never the best. When I was married to Clown 2's mother, we took a trip to Charleston, SC. We went to eat and I had a dish that consisted of grits, some tomato mix and some other stuff. It was quite tasty. My ex-wife made a rather rude comment about the dish and as much as I had enjoyed it to that point, the comment ruined the rest of the evening. |
Originally Posted by datlas
(Post 18272688)
Is clown 2 the chain dropper?? I can't keep the cast of characters straight...
Clown 1 is the youngest and she is 12. She rides a Cannondale CAAD 10 Clown 2 is the middle child and she is 13. She rides a LeMond Zurich Chain dropper and Clown 1 are from a previous marriage Mrs. Doug28450 had. Clown 2 is from a previous marriage Doug28450 had. |
Now my head is spinning. I need some pancakes and grits..... :)
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Originally Posted by Doug28450
(Post 18272283)
Just dang....
An hour ago, on my way home, I was talking to a former co-worker. At this former job, we were working with a local Authority to design and build a bridge across some railroad tracks. My former co-worker told me that one of the Authority members was murdered last night, shot in the head. In my work with him, I took him as a good, straight-up guy. My recollection is that he had two children. |
At the rjones28 table, we call our ground corn dish Hasty Pudding.
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Originally Posted by rjones28
(Post 18272758)
At the rjones28 table, we call our ground corn dish Hasty Pudding.
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