MaxPC wrote:Wow! You could afford Spam? What's funny is when I finally did get a chance to taste it, I didn't like it. It was too salty.
We have some hot dogs in the fridge. I think I'll split a few and fry them up for supper because my wife is still under the weather. Just pray I don't ruin them and have to bury them.
There was a couple we met while RVing some years ago. His name was Magnus I recall because he liked my email address though mine is from the Latin. If I remember correctly he taught Physics. He was something of a top notch chef with cast iron pots on the fire. He and his wife go to these cast iron cooking meets and from the samples of his cooking he most likely won several competitions.
That's one skill I will likely never master though
I still love spam though I don't think I had any while I was still at home. I enjoy salty stuff. Or I did before I had a mini-stroke several years ago. Now salty stuff is on the "don't" list. Unless no one is looking...
Do you have sauerkraut to go with the wieners? Can we join you?
Lester, you all would be welcome at the table too. I just made the hotdog sandwiches. They were quick and easy. The sauerkraut is beyond my skill set though That's my wife's specialty with smokey sausages and roasted potatoes (where's that Yum smiley?).
MaxPC wrote:Lester, you all would be welcome at the table too. I just made the hotdog sandwiches. They were quick and easy. The sauerkraut is beyond my skill set though That's my wife's specialty with smokey sausages and roasted potatoes (where's that Yum smiley?).
Not to brag, but I've got some mean 'kraut recipes
MaxPC wrote:Lester, you all would be welcome at the table too. I just made the hotdog sandwiches. They were quick and easy. The sauerkraut is beyond my skill set though That's my wife's specialty with smokey sausages and roasted potatoes (where's that Yum smiley?).
Not to brag, but I've got some mean 'kraut recipes
Were they beaten? Is that why they're mean? Sorry couldn't resist that old joke.
Cookbooks and family. Well, one side of the family. The other side could burn water
"If you can read, you can cook" - Great Grandma
(not to say non-readers can't cook.)
Cookbooks and family. Well, one side of the family. The other side could burn water
"If you can read, you can cook" - Great Grandma
(not to say non-readers can't cook.)
I think we're related! At least I'm related to "the other side who could burn water"
I think it's great that you know how. Your future wife will greatly appreciate it. My poor wife has to suffer when unable to cook.
MaxPC wrote:Wow! You could afford Spam? What's funny is when I finally did get a chance to taste it, I didn't like it. It was too salty.
We have some hot dogs in the fridge. I think I'll split a few and fry them up for supper because my wife is still under the weather. Just pray I don't ruin them and have to bury them.
There was a couple we met while RVing some years ago. His name was Magnus I recall because he liked my email address though mine is from the Latin. If I remember correctly he taught Physics. He was something of a top notch chef with cast iron pots on the fire. He and his wife go to these cast iron cooking meets and from the samples of his cooking he most likely won several competitions.
That's one skill I will likely never master though
I have 2 videos on my Youtube channel demonstrating my cooking expertise.
I make the best PBM and PBJ in the world. No wish sandwiches for this boy...
Unless no one is looking... 
That's my wife's specialty with smokey sausages and roasted potatoes (where's that Yum smiley?).
Tell me, how long did it take for that last pb bite to unstick from the roof of your mouth?
