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stitch 08:36 PM 07-15-2010
Stitch's home made chicken fingers and fried taters .....
Double battered and deep dip fried Maynard :-)
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longknocker 09:03 PM 07-15-2010
Originally Posted by stitch:
Stitch's home made chicken fingers and fried taters .....
Double battered and deep dip fried Maynard :-)
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Looks Delicious, Brother!:-):-)
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kelmac07 09:17 PM 07-15-2010
Looks like good eatings indeed!! :-)
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jledou 09:17 PM 07-15-2010
I can hear them talking to me!
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SmokeyJoe 09:21 PM 07-15-2010
A man of many talents!

Do you make your own special dipping sauce... or just eat them "natural?" :-)
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stitch 09:26 PM 07-15-2010
Originally Posted by SmokeyJoe:
A man of many talents!

Do you make your own special dipping sauce... or just eat them "natural?" :-)
I make a dip of egg, Milk & Bourbon :-)
Batter is flour, Corn meal, What ever spices suit my fancy and a good dose of Cajun Seasoning ... Dipped in both twice and fried to peeeeeerfection.
I do all the cooking here ... Cause I reaaaaaly like good eats!
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stitch 09:30 PM 07-15-2010
Taters are seasoned with fresh ground pepper, Parcley, Cajun Stuff and simmered in Bourbon .... Did I memtion I like Bourbon? :-)
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ridenlive 02:10 AM 07-16-2010
:-) tators and chicken niceeeee
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OLS 07:45 AM 07-16-2010
Sorry stitch, it appears you did not get the memo. No cooking pics without also
including the plate-up shot. Or in the case of me and some others, just a pile-o-
bones shot. Alternatively, you could JUST post up the plate-up shot. LOL.

:-) :-) :-)
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stitch 04:07 PM 07-16-2010
What's a plate?
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OLS 08:30 AM 07-20-2010
Hehe....I feel ya. I had a friend over to eat some steaks the other day
and it was hot outside, so we just came upstairs and he tucks in right
there at the kitchen counter and starts eating his steak. Not entirely
odd, given I have no kitchen table and rarely have houseguests. My
pad is set up around me eating in my recliner. But it was a lil strange.

I like bourbon, too, but when I EAT it it's a bit disconcerting.
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Volt 09:44 AM 07-20-2010
Originally Posted by stitch:
Taters are seasoned with fresh ground pepper, Parcley, Cajun Stuff and simmered in Bourbon .... Did I memtion I like Bourbon? :-)

You and I think a lot alike! Bourbon be Beautiful!

Cajun seasoning - I was born and raised in LA.... There are other kinds of seasoning?
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stitch 08:36 PM 07-21-2010
Originally Posted by Volt:
You and I think a lot alike! Bourbon be Beautiful!

Cajun seasoning - I was born and raised in LA.... There are other kinds of seasoning?
Nope ... Maybe Onions
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Volt 05:25 AM 07-22-2010
Well, in LA we cook with what is called the Holy Trinity - bell pepper, onion, and celery. Not to many dishes of food I ate that didn't have all 3 of those in it. They can make a good start for any food.

Originally Posted by stitch:
Nope ... Maybe Onions

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HK3- 08:29 AM 07-22-2010
Man that looks wonderful! :-)
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OLS 09:36 AM 07-22-2010
I was meaning to ask you, "Simmered in bourbon"...what the hell does that mean.
Bourbon and butter? Bourbon and vegetable oil? Bourbon and BOURBON? Oh wait,
I guess I am thinking of sauteeing. I guess you could simmer in Bourbon. It'd be
DANGEROUS, but possible, lol.
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stitch 09:53 AM 07-22-2010
Not dangerous at all ... Ya' just pour it in :-)
I Saute in butter & Bourbon all the time, I simmer stuff with bourbon in it,
I mix it in batter ... Done it for years, No problems
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OLS 10:16 AM 07-22-2010
I am not good at it. If I drink say a rum and coke, then I am still thirsty, I have
to rinse out the glass before I will put plain coke and ice in it. I drink Wild Turkey
all the time, but the thought of encountering it in food makes me shudder like the
first sip of a fresh Wild Turkey on the rocks. I used to laugh at my sister, cause
EVERYTHING had something in it one Thanksgiving, Maybe not the turkey itself,
but every side dish had some liquor or liqueur in it. She has since gotten off that
kick. I think I could take it in batter, though.
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