@Forest Cat
PM me your address, and I'll try to ship you a packet of chili seasoning and a box of jiffy cornbread mix.
PM me your address, and I'll try to ship you a packet of chili seasoning and a box of jiffy cornbread mix.
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I never know if you're quoting actual dialogue or just making it up! Is that really script from an episode? Hilarious! (I'd post a laughing face but haven't figured out how to do that since they messed up, I mean changed, the website format.
No, not really familiar with that. But I saw someone from the Appalachian mountains on tv, they made mash from cornbread and then turned that into moonshine. Very educational.
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Oh that's very nice of you, but you don't have to go through all that trouble. That's too nice of you.
Thank you.No, not really familiar with that. But I saw someone from the Appalachian mountains on tv, they made mash from cornbread and then turned that into moonshine. Very educational.
I think the hillbillies probably used cornmeal - not cornbread - to make corn mash to turn into moonshine. But you never know what will come crawling out of the Appalachian Mountains. My brother, a retired engineer, lives in West Virginia. He has told me some of the wildest, weirdest stories about people and things he has encountered in that state.
Thank you for the emoji instructions. I found it!
They actually used cornbread, they baked cornbread and then made mash with it. It was an experiment, a guy wanted moonshine that tasted like his mothers cornbread because that was the best cornbread in the US.
And it worked, according to him.They actually used cornbread, they made cornbread and then made mash with it. It was an experiment, a guy wanted moonshine that tasted like his mothers cornbread because that was the best cornbread in the US.
He may start a new fad - cornbread moonshine. It might even taste good!
Make a taco salad with the chili. At least you'll feel virtuous for eating salad and it's like eating a balanced meal.
Put chopped lettuce in a deep bowl.
Crumble a big handful of corn tortilla chips (or cornbread) on top of the lettuce.
Put 1 or 2 cups of steaming hot chili on top of the chips.
Put cheese, sour cream, avocado slices, jalapenos, radish slices, raw chopped onion, or whatever you like on top.
Great idea. If you have time, take corn tortillas place oven on cookie sheet after spraying them with cooking spray and then when crunchy, break into chips, way lower in calories then store bought. But restaurant style is really good to eat with sasla. Chili taco salad is a great meal. Pour a little jalapeño ranch on salad even. Which reminds, l need need need jalapeños, only one left.
Moonshine... the one beverage on earth that literally knocks me to the floor. I've tried it once, and barely remember anything but a series of falls, followed by a long nap.
I've made beer from bread before. Kvass.I think the hillbillies probably used cornmeal - not cornbread - to make corn mash to turn into moonshine. But you never know what will come crawling out of the Appalachian Mountains. My brother, a retired engineer, lives in West Virginia. He has told me some of the wildest, weirdest stories about people and things he has encountered in that state.
Thank you for the emoji instructions. I found it!
It was common when I was a teenager and that stuff knocked me out of my shoes and on my butt. And people used to mix it with orange juice, that's just a terrible mix.
Eww I wouldn't cut it with anything but water. That must have been a "taste-sensation".It was common when I was a teenager and that stuff knocked me out of my shoes and on my butt. And people used to mix it with orange juice, that's just a terrible mix.
Mix it with Red Bull and make a Moon Bomb!It was common when I was a teenager and that stuff knocked me out of my shoes and on my butt. And people used to mix it with orange juice, that's just a terrible mix.
My friends made a very potent jungle juice before (prison-style liquor from old fruit fermented in a plastic bag). That was stronger than Jaeger.
BTW I'm not much of a drinker at all. Just talking about prior experience
BTW I'm not much of a drinker at all. Just talking about prior experience
I had a sake bomb- sake with Sapporo beer. Kind of neat.
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