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MissSnowshoveler


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Favorite Desserts...
Original Message   May 28, 2005 12:00 pm
Well since I'm still trapped inside because of rain, I thought I'd do some baking.

What are some of your favorite desserts?  I currently have a pineapple upside down cake in the oven.

Sherri

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robmints


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #1   May 28, 2005 12:14 pm
MissSnowshoveler wrote:
Well since I'm still trapped inside because of rain, I thought I'd do some baking.

What are some of your favorite desserts?  I currently have a pineapple upside down cake in the oven.

Sherri


You hit mine, right off Sherri.
MissSnowshoveler


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #2   May 28, 2005 12:31 pm
robmints wrote:
You hit mine, right off Sherri.

Well I just did the flip flop (this is the first one I ever made) and it looks like it turned out real well.

When can I expect you Rob?

Sherri

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buttlint


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #3   May 28, 2005 12:39 pm
Cherry Jello shots.
Marshall


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #4   May 28, 2005 12:50 pm
Chocolate pie
Strawberry shortcake
Baked fudge
Freshly picked peaches and vanilla ice cream
Marshall


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #5   May 28, 2005 1:08 pm

Just send MOON PIES!



Paula


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #6   May 28, 2005 1:41 pm
Strawberry shortcake (with fresh strawberries)

Hot apple pie ala mode

Cherry Lynn Dickey Cake

Marshall


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #7   May 28, 2005 1:48 pm
Cherry Lynn Dickey Cake?????????

Must be a Wisconsin thing?
MissSnowshoveler


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #8   May 28, 2005 2:17 pm
Homemade pumpkin pie, Chocolate pound cake with hot fudge sauce, Blueberry grunt, Half Hour Pudding...

Gees I'm hungry just thinking about them...brain going into sugar overload.....

Sherri

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robmints


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #9   May 28, 2005 3:24 pm
MissSnowshoveler wrote:
Well I just did the flip flop (this is the first one I ever made) and it looks like it turned out real well.

When can I expect you Rob?

Sherri


I'm sure it turned out great. Thank you for the generous invitation, Sherri. I would love to come. If it would be OK, I would like a rain check. The dog and I are right in the middle of a butt sitting contest.

The best MIL in the world makes me two for my birthday. They are great.

I hope the weather clears for you soon, so you can enjoy some spring before summer.
Highwind


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #10   May 28, 2005 4:33 pm
Apple crumble, blueberry pie made with fresh picked wild blueberries (not the store bought ones that have a flat taste).

Favourite is pumpkin pie with just the right spice mix in it.

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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #11   May 28, 2005 4:56 pm
My wife makes a killer cherry topped cheese cake. I swear all that woman has to do is dip her finger in something, and it tastes great.

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AJace


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #12   May 28, 2005 5:46 pm
I like monkey bread cake and pistachio pudding.  Warm Peach cobbler.  Others escape me right now. 
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robmints


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #13   May 28, 2005 6:35 pm
Yes Ajace, Monkey bread is excellent also.

Christmas morning Mom makes a souffle thing with scrambled eggs, cheese, and sausage, with it she makes monkey bread. With some fruit on the side it makes a real good, easy Christmas brunch.
Highwind


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #14   May 28, 2005 7:42 pm
Vangellis wrote:
My wife makes a killer cherry topped cheese cake. I swear all that woman has to do is dip her finger in something, and it tastes great.

                                                Kevin


Kevin,

It can't be a very potent killer...you are still alive.

I'd be very suspicious if my wife baked a killer anything.... Come to think of it, I'd be extremely suspicious is my wife were to actually cook something.

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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #15   May 28, 2005 10:37 pm
Tequilla.
Paula


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #16   May 29, 2005 1:02 am
That would be a Wisconsin thang...thank you very much!

Its an awesome coffee cake...can make it in apple, cherry, raspberry, strawberry...whatever fruit flavor you like. 

MissSnowshoveler


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #17   May 29, 2005 6:56 am
What exactly is monkey bread????

Sherri

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Marshall


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #18   May 29, 2005 10:48 am
Paula, sounds very good. When I'm in Wi. some day, you can treat me some of yours, I bet it's great.
Paula


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #19   May 29, 2005 11:22 am
Marshall wrote:
Paula, sounds very good. When I'm in Wi. some day, you can treat me some of yours, I bet it's great.


Uh oh...are these desserts I'm supposed to know how to make??

Uhhh....how about rice krispie treats?  

AJace


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #20   May 29, 2005 3:03 pm
Monkey Bread is made like a bunt cake and is kind of like a sticky bun.  It is glazed over with topping like they use on a sticky bun, and the ones I have had don't have as much cinammon in them.  Some use Pilsbury buscuits, here is a recipe  and another


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MissSnowshoveler


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #21   May 30, 2005 9:31 am
AJace wrote:
Monkey Bread is made like a bunt cake and is kind of like a sticky bun.  It is glazed over with topping like they use on a sticky bun, and the ones I have had don't have as much cinammon in them.  Some use Pilsbury buscuits, here is a recipe  and another

That certainly sounds and looks delicious.

Sherri

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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #22   May 30, 2005 5:24 pm
Around here Monkey Bread is known as Monkey__________.

I would fill in the blank, but I'm afraid the Morality Death Squad would put out a hit for my _________.
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Highwind


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #23   May 30, 2005 6:45 pm
Emmo wrote:
Around here Mokey Bread is known as Monkey__________.

I would fill in the blank, but I'm afraid the Morality Death Squad would put out a hit for my _________.



Emmo, can I buy vowel?

How about an "i'" for the first blank and an "a" for the second blank? Can we get the vivacious Lint to turn the cubes? Failing that, how about Paula or Sherri?

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buttlint


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #24   May 30, 2005 8:27 pm
The cubes have been turned.
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Emmo


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #25   May 30, 2005 9:35 pm
buttlint wrote:
The cubes have been turned.



ROFLM_ _ O (Can't take any chances with acronyms either!)
Emmo


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #26   May 30, 2005 9:36 pm
Hey..........What happened to the wheel of fortune Pic? 
Emmo


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #27   May 30, 2005 9:39 pm
Highwind wrote:
Emmo, can I buy vowel?

How about an "i'" for the first blank and an "a" for the second blank? Can we get the vivacious Lint to turn the cubes? Failing that, how about Paula or Sherri?


No i in the first blank and there is one a in the second.
Paula


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #28   May 30, 2005 10:04 pm
Emmo wrote:
Hey..........What happened to the wheel of fortune Pic? 

Emmo

I believe she was showing some of that very explicit cle_v_ge....tsk, tsk, tsk...

Perhaps G rating constitutes "above the neck" and "below the knees" only. *  (and just to clarify.... *Disclaimer:  This smiley face is an expression of "oh my goodness" and not an invitation to oral sex.  Anyone making the a*sumption that this smiley face is wishing to engage in explicit act of any kind whatsoever with anyone whosoever at any time over and over, does so at their own risk through their own imagination and I am in no way liable for aforementioned thoughts and/or resultant actions of such thoughts (where oh where is Mad Dog when you need him??).

Paula (not to be confused with any other Paula who may have committed vile, sexual despicable acts of vileness, sexualness or despicableness)

Highwind


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #29   May 30, 2005 10:41 pm
Emmo wrote:
No i in the first blank and there is one a in the second.



Okay Emmo,

I'm going to guess the second word is a three letter word ending in "_SS".

For the first word I'll have to guess a letter. Can I have a "P"? 

Oooops. I must apologize as there may be 13 - 115 year olds who will find that a vulgar reference to the evacuation of bodily waste, which I definitely didn't intend it to be. I meant it to be the letter "P" in keeping with the intention of intending to comply with the "G" rating which by all intents is intended to make sure that there are no deliberate intentions to make illicit or otherwise vulgar statements, intentional or not.

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Paula


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enough trials to make you strong,
enough sorrow to keep you human and
enough hope to make you happy.


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #30   May 30, 2005 10:51 pm
Ummm...huh??
MissSnowshoveler


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #31   May 31, 2005 12:01 pm
Paula wrote:
Ummm...huh??


I'm with you on this one...

Still clawing my way out of the abyss~

Sherri

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Emmo


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #32   May 31, 2005 12:22 pm
Highwind wrote:
Okay Emmo,

I'm going to guess the second word is a three letter word ending in "_SS".

For the first word I'll have to guess a letter. Can I have a "P"? 

Oooops. I must apologize as there may be 13 - 115 year olds who will find that a vulgar reference to the evacuation of bodily waste, which I definitely didn't intend it to be. I meant it to be the letter "P" in keeping with the intention of intending to comply with the "G" rating which by all intents is intended to make sure that there are no deliberate intentions to make illicit or otherwise vulgar statements, intentional or not.


Correct on the second word

No P in the first word......hint 5 letters starts with b (look at the picture again)
Highwind


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #33   May 31, 2005 1:06 pm
Emmo wrote:
Correct on the second word

No P in the first word......hint 5 letters starts with b (look at the picture again)



The first word is "brain."  Threw myself off there, as I asked for an "i" in the first blank when I should have asked for it in the first word.

No wonder they've never said on Wheel of Fortune:  "Highwind, come on down!" 

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Emmo


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #34   May 31, 2005 1:16 pm
Highwind wrote:
The first word is "brain."  Threw myself off there, as I asked for an "i" in the first blank when I should have asked for it in the first word.

No wonder they've never said on Wheel of Fortune:  "Highwind, come on down!" 


Brain wouldn't be a banned word..............

first letter b last letter s............


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Paula


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #35   May 31, 2005 5:46 pm
Ummm.....would that be another word for "mammary glands"....(mentioned strictly for nutritional purposes of course.....look...no sexual content here! )
Emmo


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #36   May 31, 2005 5:49 pm
Paula wrote:
Emmo

I believe she was showing some of that very explicit cle_v_ge....tsk, tsk, tsk...

Perhaps G rating constitutes "above the neck" and "below the knees" only. ).

Paula (not to be confused with any other Paula who may have committed vile, sexual despicable acts of vileness, sexualness or despicableness)


Paula,

 (not to be confused with:)




I agree that the moral sensibilities here must lie within the "above the neck" and "below the knees" parameters
that you've described............therefore I present this lewd and lascivious photo:




My guess is that admin won't think much of this pic either but
I think this goes to show a little common sense and a sense of perspective is
required for most things in life.
Emmo


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #37   May 31, 2005 5:52 pm
Paula wrote:
Ummm.....would that be another word for "mammary glands"....(mentioned strictly for nutritional purposes of course.....look...no sexual content here! )

rhymes with "malls".................
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Paula


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #38   May 31, 2005 6:03 pm
OOHHHHHH.....Bowling $#%*.....used strictly to illustrate sportful purposes....
Highwind


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #39   May 31, 2005 6:15 pm
Darn, Paula beat me to it.

Right after I guessed "barfs", "breath", and "beard" I was gonna say "$#%*".  

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Paula


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enough hope to make you happy.


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #40   May 31, 2005 7:31 pm
Don't ya just hate it when someone says "I was gonna say that....really...I was.! "   
Highwind


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Re: Favorite Desserts...
Reply #41   May 31, 2005 8:52 pm
Paula,

I'm only gonna say this once.  I really was gonna say that, I really was...., honestly, I really was..

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