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QH's Paw wrote:Sorry, I'm more of a smores type of guy.
First, I get a pack of graham crackers, Hersheys milk chocolate bar and a package of marshmallows.
1. roast a full size marshmallow over a campfire, until golden brown. (careful, do not burn or you have to start over)
2. take 1 graham craker and 2 squares from chocolate bar and put the chocolate on one of the cracker.
3.Then take hot out of the campfire marshmallow and put on top of chocolate.
4. Cover marshmallow with a second graham craker.
Eat and repeat.
If your grandson is there, you will be making more for him than you but, it will be worth it.
aunt betty wrote:What is tahini?
I was with guy from duck club shopping for groceries. Picked up some hummus. I thought it was a single serving of lasagna or something. Clueless.
He said, "you never had hummus before?" bought it and some chips.
Later that night after I was half moonshined up he reminded me about the snacks. We had burned one so I was like, "bring it on".
We ate the whole thing.
Hummus is good. Like bean dip only way better.
Try it if you havent. It wont keep you out of heaven.
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QH's Paw wrote:Sorry, I'm more of a smores type of guy.
First, I get a pack of graham crackers, Hersheys milk chocolate bar and a package of marshmallows.
1. roast a full size marshmallow over a campfire, until golden brown. (careful, do not burn or you have to start over)
2. take 1 graham craker and 2 squares from chocolate bar and put the chocolate on one of the cracker.
3.Then take hot out of the campfire marshmallow and put on top of chocolate.
4. Cover marshmallow with a second graham craker.
Eat and repeat.
If your grandson is there, you will be making more for him than you but, it will be worth it.
AKPirate wrote:The sins of Boot and Gaddy are causing the Cali drought and knowing they have no limits to their depravity... :mrgreen:
Bootlipkiller wrote:QH's Paw wrote:Sorry, I'm more of a smores type of guy.
First, I get a pack of graham crackers, Hersheys milk chocolate bar and a package of marshmallows.
1. roast a full size marshmallow over a campfire, until golden brown. (careful, do not burn or you have to start over)
2. take 1 graham craker and 2 squares from chocolate bar and put the chocolate on one of the cracker.
3.Then take hot out of the campfire marshmallow and put on top of chocolate.
4. Cover marshmallow with a second graham craker.
Eat and repeat.
If your grandson is there, you will be making more for him than you but, it will be worth it.
rebelp74 wrote:Yeah I have a yacht, suck it bitches!
jehler wrote:I like toasted cumin and lemon juice in mine
jehler wrote:Ground sesame seeds, like peanut butter but not peanuts
find a whole foods store, they will grind it fresh and it is pricey but it doesn't take a lot, hummus is 90% garbanzo beanaunt betty wrote:jehler wrote:Ground sesame seeds, like peanut butter but not peanuts
Wife got up this morning...said, "lets make hummus". Eww. Lol
So I googled a recipe...
They said start by making a base with tahini and lemon juice. The secret to making it really smooth is the order you add the ingredients...bla bla.
She said,"wtf is tahini and where is it in there store?"." Forget it, will just buy hummus "and thats the end of story.
Damn...
I looked it up and the stuff is 8-10 bucks for a lil jar.
Fuck it.
Epic hummus failure.
Bootlipkiller wrote: all the mallards I killed today had boners do to my epic calling.
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AKPirate wrote:Jason is usually right but sometimes wrong
rebelp74 wrote:That's only because you're mexican.
Flightstopper wrote:Hot bean dip and spicy nacho Doritos. Gorguckinmay!
assateague wrote:rebelp74 wrote:That's only because you're mexican.
Could be.
But that shit is delicious. I can't stop eating until the can is empty.
assateague wrote:Don't listen to Reb. Just go get a tin of Frito-Lay Bean Dip and call it good. 1/3 the price, same texture, and much better taste. Especially on Fritos.
huntall6 wrote:MT is right.
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