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On Wed, 14 May 2008 19:27:02 -0400, Goomba38
wrote: blake murphy wrote: On Tue, 13 May 2008 15:47:27 -0500, "jmcquown" wrote: Goomba38 wrote: Sean Surlow wrote: This one looked interesting. Sean Surlow Are you just posting random, untried recipes? LOL I was wondering the same thing, Goomba! Jill lighten up, girls. do they have to be recipes from his scottish grandmother? your pal, blake LOL, hardly. But I am supicious of anyone posting sort of mediocre sounding recipes un-requested, out of the blue, and then mentioning how it looked interesting to him. His later post had a link to some blog or website (which I didn't bother to click because I don't want to fund it) not saying they're great, but after all the bitching about off-topic posts, here's more bitching about something on-topic. let the man post if he wants. your pal, blake |
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blake murphy wrote:
On Wed, 14 May 2008 19:27:02 -0400, Goomba38 wrote: blake murphy wrote: On Tue, 13 May 2008 15:47:27 -0500, "jmcquown" wrote: Goomba38 wrote: Sean Surlow wrote: This one looked interesting. Sean Surlow Are you just posting random, untried recipes? LOL I was wondering the same thing, Goomba! Jill lighten up, girls. do they have to be recipes from his scottish grandmother? your pal, blake LOL, hardly. But I am supicious of anyone posting sort of mediocre sounding recipes un-requested, out of the blue, and then mentioning how it looked interesting to him. His later post had a link to some blog or website (which I didn't bother to click because I don't want to fund it) not saying they're great, but after all the bitching about off-topic posts, here's more bitching about something on-topic. let the man post if he wants. your pal, blake lol, I didn't stop him! Oh to have such power! I just commented on his statement about "it looked interesting.." |
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"Sean Surlow" wrote in message ... Classic Tiramisu This one's easier. Twinkiemisu =========== Box of Hostess Twinkies 1/2 Cup strong coffee, cooled & sweetened 1/4 Cup Kahlua (optional) 1/2 gal coffee or coffee & chocolate ice cream Chocolate shavings or sprinkles .. Slice Twinkies in half lengthwise. Spray 9 x 5 loaf pan with cooking spray. Put 5 Twinkie halves, cream side up, side by side in pan. Mix coffee and Kahlua (optional); with pastry brush, apply liberally to cut side of Twinkies. Spoon about a 1/2 inch layer of softened ice cream over Twinkies. Repeat until you have used enough Twinkies & ice cream to fill the loaf pan. Cover tightly with foil and freeze several hours or overnight. This can be served from the pan in slices or unmolded, garnished with the chocolate and served. Serves about 10. Servings: 10 '-) BOB |
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BOB wrote:
Twinkiemisu =========== Box of Hostess Twinkies 1/2 Cup strong coffee, cooled & sweetened 1/4 Cup Kahlua (optional) 1/2 gal coffee or coffee & chocolate ice cream Chocolate shavings or sprinkles . Slice Twinkies in half lengthwise. Spray 9 x 5 loaf pan with cooking spray. Put 5 Twinkie halves, cream side up, side by side in pan. Mix coffee and Kahlua (optional); with pastry brush, apply liberally to cut side of Twinkies. Spoon about a 1/2 inch layer of softened ice cream over Twinkies. Repeat until you have used enough Twinkies & ice cream to fill the loaf pan. Cover tightly with foil and freeze several hours or overnight. This can be served from the pan in slices or unmolded, garnished with the chocolate and served. Serves about 10. HAH! I just recited a similar improvised recipe to a couple coworkers of mine, though I used Jack Daniels instead of Kahlua and Cool Whip instead of ice cream. I called it "Tara Missoula." Bob |
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On Thu, 15 May 2008 20:52:47 -0400, " BOB" wrote:
"Sean Surlow" wrote in message ... Classic Tiramisu This one's easier. Twinkiemisu =========== Box of Hostess Twinkies 1/2 Cup strong coffee, cooled & sweetened 1/4 Cup Kahlua (optional) 1/2 gal coffee or coffee & chocolate ice cream Chocolate shavings or sprinkles . Slice Twinkies in half lengthwise. Spray 9 x 5 loaf pan with cooking spray. Put 5 Twinkie halves, cream side up, side by side in pan. Mix coffee and Kahlua (optional); with pastry brush, apply liberally to cut side of Twinkies. Spoon about a 1/2 inch layer of softened ice cream over Twinkies. Repeat until you have used enough Twinkies & ice cream to fill the loaf pan. Cover tightly with foil and freeze several hours or overnight. This can be served from the pan in slices or unmolded, garnished with the chocolate and served. Serves about 10. Servings: 10 I wish I knew someone who could appreciate that recipe! It certainly gave me a chuckle..... oh, I know - a college type might go for it and I know one. heheheh. Happy Graduation, honey bunches, here's a recipe for your party... -- See return address to reply by email remove the smile first |