On Tuesday, April 17, 2018 at 5:19:19 PM UTC-4, cshenk wrote:

> > >
> > > crocus sack
>
> Also called Coker sack or gunny sack. A burlap or cheap cloth bag.

Ferguson said it was used for catching living creatures.

jodies - small versions of almost anything, including food. As opposed to "big mammy jammy."

muddler - small rod for bruising mint leaves or stirring the mint julep. "Also a person who's a pain in the neck."

> > > red-eye gravy
> Classic is coffee used to deglaze a bacon or ham cooked cast iron and
> then used as a gravy. Rare is a totally different version made of red
> beans, some ham with the 'eye bone' and sometimes coffee added (smokey
> mountians ans some other parts).

She didn't mention coffee - just that the ham was supposed to have some bone, and that when you pour off the fat from the gravy, the remaining residue is a bit red.

signify - Quote: "When a soulful person gets a roll going, they don't avow or state or proclaim; they just tell it like it is and that's called signifying."

stepping in it - "To cook a thing exceedingly well. For example, 'She sure stepped in the pot of greens.'"


And I forgot one - greeze. "'Let's greeze' means 'C'mon everybody, let's eat!'"


Lenona.