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Hey, yesterday baked my first load of bread, (actually two loafs), came out good ... different but still very good. I even capture free range yeast in lieu of store bought.
 
I had to teach my dog to eat bacon. She wouldn't eat it. ... What man or beast doesn't like bacon?
 
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First, I am always a smartass.

Bacon? Lenny? :biglaugh:
No, you misread that. It was pecan, not bacon.
No it was blueberry pecan with bacon. We're dragging Lenny into the world of gooooooooood food i.e. BACON!!!

Second, if you think for one damn second that you or anyone else can drag me anywhere that I don't want to go, then you are sorely mistaken. Emphasis on the sore.
 
51% sweetheart, 49% B!tch; watch it. :winksexy:
 
I am very sweet and mild-mannered. So long as I'm not pushed :1398:
 
I am very sweet and mild-mannered. So long as I'm not pushed :1398:

Hence the importance of keeping the balance.
 
Exactly :1251:
 
Morning, hosers. At the start of one of my Jesus headaches. And next week, my teeth get yanked.

This next week or two is going to be ouchy :(
 
btw, where does someone actually buy coffee beans ?
I don't see them next to the Pinto beans and stuff ...

:1398:
There is a local entrepreneur with his own roaster. He buys "fair trade" beans from odd places in the world and blends and roasts them right there.
 
btw, where does someone actually buy coffee beans ?
I don't see them next to the Pinto beans and stuff ...

:1398:
There is a local entrepreneur with his own roaster. He buys "fair trade" beans from odd places in the world and blends and roasts them right there.
Ooh.
Lenny said to look for this ...
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But I can only find bags of Wax, Lima & Black beans next to the Pinto Beans.
Is Lima beans a good alternative ?
 
But I can only find bags of Wax, Lima & Black beans next to the Pinto Beans.
Is Lima beans a good alternative ?

Yes, I think Lima beans would be a delicious alternative. You go ahead and try it first, and report back to us. ;-)

I mean, why not? They used Peas during the Great Depression...that's PEAS, not Pee. :biglaugh:


They also used chicory, which is still very popular in New Orleans, but my mom and g'mother said the chicory coffee they made during the Great Depression was disgusting.
 

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