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Chuca
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Black Rock Carne Para Asar Page 4
Whistlin' Acres Hermits Page 5
Blue Sky Pastry Minglement Page 6
Desert Dirt Dogs Page 6
IPM Moon Rings
(Onion Rings)
As a report is worth waiting for so goes the first bite of the best onion ring you've ever chanced to sink your teeth into.
The following recipe is truly my own and after years of fine tuning my formula I can with confidence replicate the experience. With chain of custody and verification you too will soon be producing golden rings of your very own.
Remember you as third party may adjust your assay method to get the most efficient and personally satisfying results. Feel free to share this with anyone you choose.
Enjoy!
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Ingredients:
1 large Imperial Sweet, Colossal, or Maui Onion
2 beaten eggs
1 tablespoon granulated garlic (may substitute powdered)
1 teaspoon salt
1 7oz. bag of Japanese Style Bread Crumbs (Panko Flakes)
Cut onion into thirds producing large rings. Wash rings and float in bowl of water. Blend eggs, granulated garlic, salt, and one shot of water in a bowl for dipping. Powder wet ring in flour. Re-dip floured ring in water and flour again to complete the “gluecoat.” Dip ring into the egg mixture carefully coating inside and out following with a coat of Japanese Style Bread Crumbs (Panko Flakes.) Heat oil to 375 degrees Fahrenheit and cook rings until golden brown. Remove and drain. Serve warm and eat before the neighbors figure what you're up to.
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Whistlin' Acres Hermits
1 1/2 Cup Shortening-#A 4 teaspoons baking soda-#B
2 Cup Sugar-#A 1/2 teaspoon salt-#B
3 Eggs-#A 2 teaspoons cinnamon-#B
1/2 Cup Unsulphured Molasses-#A 1 1/2 teaspoons ginger-#B
4 1/2 Cup Flour SIFTED-#B 1 1/2 teaspoons ground cloves-#B
1 cup Raisins-#C
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Thoroughly combine only #A in large bowl.
Sift together #B and add to Mixture #A. Add #C.
Wet hands and roll dough like a sausage about 1 inch diameter and place
in two parallel strips on ungreased cookie sheet. Dip flat bottom glass
first in water, then in granulated sugar, and lightly squash dough. Bake 9
to 11 minutes. Remove from oven promptly while cracks are still yellow in order to retain chewy texture. Cut across strip while warm and remove to cooling rack.
Recipe developed by Lois Bernier (Mother of Lorraine Marshall).
Blue Sky Pastry Minglement
(Nana's Pastry Mix)
Jennie Ambrose
From the kitchen of Chuca's Nana ............. her recipe lives on!
7 Cups flour ( 21/4 pounds )
2 1/2 Cups of shortening ( 1 pound )
4 Teaspoons of salt ( Hey, this is from the 50's, seriously folks cut it down, watch your salt. )
Sift and mix flour and salt ( basalt. )
Cut in shortening until pieces are the size of peas. ( 20 mesh / to 40 micron )
Store mix in a large plastic bag set inside a # 5 coffee can. (What size is that now? 12 opt.)
Instead of shortening she used the word Spry....What is Spry? It is like Crisco!
Desert Dirt Dogs
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Chuca Marsh
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Chuca-revised with Karl, Mark, and Henry Meat with Doug - Tim and Richard Sause! ( Garnished with Soz, Alen, Neal and Tom's bits)Some people call them Sprinles, some call them Jimmies < Johns?>and if you get them wet, some folks call it the New Pilot Plant Crew with a Old Hand From IPM!) |
