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What was your favorite dinner when you were a kid?

My mom grew up dirt-poor and hated pinto beans because she had to eat them all the time. But, every once in a while, she would cook up a pot of pinto beans. It was my favorite thing. A bowl of pinto beans and a sleeve of saltine crackers to bust up into the beans. Glass of cold milk.

I cook a pot of pinto beans about once a month in the slow-cooker and I have a pot simmering right now.


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Pinto bean tu2 recipes requested.


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Cube steak gravy and biscuits. Still my favorite just replace beef for venison on the cube steak.
 
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Anybody got a simple biscuit recipe, I'd like to see that too. I can't make biscuits for shit and not for lack of trying. I just use Zatareins now and they come out pretty good.


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Anything with biscuits and gravy is going to be good....

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Cube steak gravy and biscuits. Still my favorite just replace beef for venison on the cube steak.


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Recipe 2 1/2 cubs of self raising flower White Lilly

Half stick of real butter shredded up in flower non salted butter

1 1/2 cup of butter milk lightly mix together

Role out half inch thick

Cut with water glass

Back in a cast iron skillet brush tops with butter after about 15 minutes or until brown

Roll the dough out on a flower covered surface.

Make the gravy off the cube steak.

Oven temp 425
 
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Breaded and fried cauliflower with mash potatoes and cucumber salad


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Roll the dough out on a flower covered surface.


any particular flowers better than others ? Roses , marigolds , orchids ? dancing


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Flour.

Thanks for the laugh and the check.
 
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If you're covering up the biscuits with cubed steak/sausage gravy, just make a pan of biscuits using Bisquick. No, it ain't like momma's but if the gravy is fittin' you can't tell the difference.
And, fwiw, just about any sack of self rising flour has a biscuit recipe on it that works pretty well. My wife never stirred her biscuit dough; she used her hand to mix the ingredients. She said she could "feel" when the dough was the right consistancy.


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Doves with home made noodles

Chicken curry over rice. Recipe courtesy of a family friend that spent WWII in India.
Recipe/technique is lost and I have no idea what is missing. I try and it does not come out nearly as good.

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Cream peas, homemade cornbread and backstrap cutlets or fried dove breast !
 
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