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I use cookie sheets and jelly roll size pans for baking cookies.
I recorded and watched the GBBS show last night and they just don't give enough time.We had boneless ribs in BBQ sauce,baked potato and left over corn.
Good luck in all your baking goods Chocomouse,hoping it all goes well.
We had stewed beef with mashed potatoes and garden peas and carrots.
Chocomouse that sounds wonderful,I'd love to be able to be in one of KAF's classes!Enjoy!Glad you had a nice getaway,we all need them sometime!
Tonight we had ham out of the freezer,rice and tomato gravy, corn and biscuits.
The only baking I did was buttermilk biscuits.
BakerAunt your lime bundt cake looks great.I might try it with lemons.
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Joan Simpson.
We had chicken potpie.
I don't think I'd pour it in the drain either,my cousin said he'd pour it around trees ,not a flower bed as it might be too much lye,But ashes from your fire place is basically just potash and they are good for flowers or trees.Old timers use to bury a can of potash under a pecan tree and as it deteriorates it leeches in soil for abundant pecans.
My husbands grandfather one time had a commode stopped up and he over did the red devil lye poured 2 cans in it and he said it started smoking and cracked the commode with an explosion.He said his Daddy told him don't do it but he was hard headed lol.-
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BakerAunt I talked with my cousin who use to collect iron wares and he said if you have rust to soak the pan in white vinegar and water for a little while then scrub and recondition,for heavy build up to soak in a mixture of red devil lye in a plastic container because it's caustic like the heavy rubbermaid containers for several days,for 5-10 gallons of water use about a can or 2 and you can't get it on your skin,use rubber gloves to get out of container,he said he'd soak several pans for a week or more,check them and scrub and replace them till it took all grime back to new condition,he said never put them in a fire.Just wanted to share what he said.
left overs here too,soup and sandwich.
December 1, 2018 at 10:45 pm in reply to: What are you cooking the week of November 25, 2018? #14232Taco salad here tonight.
November 30, 2018 at 11:00 pm in reply to: What are you cooking the week of November 25, 2018? #14220Tonight we had soup and sandwiches again...using them left overs up.
Old timers like my Mom use to throw their cast iron pans in the fire to get the cooked on thick crust off the bottoms then you would reseason them after that.
Good to know he's doing well!
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