buttlint
   
Joined: Oct 13, 2002
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Favorite 4th of July recipes?
Original Message Jul 2, 2005 9:30 am |
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Most of us have certain traditions that we observe on Independence day. Family picnics...fireworks....hotdogs and potato salad.....what could be more American than that. I paricularly like the eating part of it all.....a wiener cooked over charcoal, slathered with mustard and chopped onions...ummmmmm-um! Over the years I have discovered that when I say hot dog here in Detroit....it isnt the same hot dog that people in other parts of the country enjoy. Down south they put coleslow on thier wieners....In Chicago, they do all kinds of other things with thier sausages. (Pickles and sliced tomatoes????) Deep fried hotdogs in Philly? My point is....I would like too hear what other folks enjoy for thier 4th of July feasts. Different strokes....from different folks.  My wife and I like too start our holiday with a breakfast treat. It's real easy too make.....just a banana and a cantalope. 
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Marshall
   
As Long As There Are Tests, There Will Be Prayer In Public Schools. ;- )
Joined: Sep 15, 2002
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Re: Favorite 4th of July recipes?
Reply #24 Jul 3, 2005 9:15 am |
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A Fourth of July without Melons just isn't American. Yea, I have noticed that women really like melons. It seems I am always seeing women with big melons. This woman is carrying two melons...........  This woman is carrying two melons under her shirt. I presume to keep them dry.  This woman just loves plump juicy melons, she even wears a shirt pointing that out.........  This woman like carrying her two melons in her hands........and if ones a little bigger than the other, what the heck. As long as they are succulant, who cares?  Now these ladies have come up with a different melon......one more suited for their taste. 
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Highwind
   
Despite the high cost of living, have you noticed how it remains so popular.
Joined: Jan 12, 2004
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Re: Favorite 4th of July recipes?
Reply #26 Jul 3, 2005 12:28 pm |
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Don't forget that you can also get a lot of good nutrition from natures natural source of liquid nourishmen: BEER
I know that there is another natural source wholesome fun to drink nutritious refreshment out there, but it escapes me right now. Funny, I'm sure the clues are right out front, staring me in the face, but I just can't seem to remember the beverage... clueless in Canada.
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