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28 June 2014, 18:51

duckman

It's whats for breakfast

Morning. My father passed away when I was 11 and my mother raised 5 kids on 300 dollars a month. Typical breakfast back then was fresh biscuits, homemade gravy, homemade wild hog sausage, fresh tomatoes from the garden, and fresh milk from the cow(don't have a cow so I drink coffee). Sooo good it will make a yard dog break his chain!

29 June 2014, 01:55

Nick Adams

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That's what my 97 yr old grandpa would have said. Otherwise, looks delicious.

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30 June 2014, 04:52

sharpsguy

I have red ripe tomatoes coming out of the garden right now. Have 'em for breakfast, BLT for lunch, and sliced tomatoes for dinner. Hard for this country boy to beat that.

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28 July 2014, 19:57

Goatwhiskers

Larry, don't say too much about what Texicans eat. I've lived on both sides of the Sabine and the grub is good. Who the heck was it that first looked at a crawfish and said hey, let's catch a bunch of those, boil 'em, and eat 'em. GW

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29 July 2014, 04:15

Larry Matherne

Well GW crawfish are eaten in France, so when the french found the crawfish in La. they just figured they'd died and went to heaven.

29 July 2014, 04:22

Larry Matherne

quote:
Originally posted by duckman:
anything that is good.

Actually it would be great except for that undercooked flour gravy. If you'd brown it carefully, to dark brown, you'd have a roux. Roux is the foundation to all gumbos and stews, and much of creole and cajun dishes.

Cheers

29 July 2014, 20:56

Goatwhiskers

You got that right, if you can't make a roux, you got nothin'. Went to a senior party in high school, supposed to dine on turtle sauce piquant. They scorched the roux and that's all you could taste. 50+ years later, I still don't know if turtle is good to eat. GW

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05 September 2014, 07:38

Charlie78

Biscuits n gravy, wild hog sausage and maters sounds good to me! When I vacationed with my Grandpa when I was a kid, it was smoked brisket and eggs and tomatoes for breakfast.