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Wayne Boatwright wrote:
> Yesterday's buttermilk biscuts, split and buttered, then broiled in
> the toaster oven until deep golden brown and crispy, then spread with
> stawberry preserves. Went down well with a couple of reheated
> sausage patties.


That sounds delicious.

I made Barb's green bean soup with organic beans from the
farmer's market. So delicious, and this time I managed not to
curdle the sour cream at all.

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Nancy Young said...

>> Yesterday's buttermilk biscuts, split and buttered, then broiled in
>> the toaster oven until deep golden brown and crispy, then spread with
>> stawberry preserves. Went down well with a couple of reheated
>> sausage patties.



I'd've soaked split biscuits in egg yolk muck, with a pinch of basil, slowly
broiled split side up, then topped with a slice of Roma tomato, topped with
steamed and broken up cauliflower topped with crumbled motzarella cheese and
re-broiled for half a minute to melt.

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On Sun, 13 Sep 2009 16:59:00 -0500, Andy wrote:

> I'd've soaked split biscuits in egg yolk muck, with a pinch of basil, slowly
> broiled split side up, then topped with a slice of Roma tomato, topped with
> steamed and broken up cauliflower topped with crumbled motzarella cheese and
> re-broiled for half a minute to melt.


Ugh. You're better off posting OT.

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