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| But I may die from smoke inhalation.
Thanksgiving is over and it was a good day but it was not without it's moments. It all started when I let Paula Deen come to our thanksgiving brunch. I thought it would be impressive if Paula's ***** Baked French Toast with Praline topping put in an appearance.
I preheated the oven, placed the french toast and the sausage egg breakfast casserole inside.
The French Toast was really wonderful but if Paula gets
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| Shame on me for laughing at the word picture you painted. Paula should guarantee that she will come clean the oven and the air for anyone who uses that recipe. Glad you had a good time and shared a grin. |
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| Paula Deen is a she devil. She is out to get you one way or the other with those recipes of her. I think one of the richest desserts I ever made was for a dinner party I had here a couple of year ago. It was a pear bread pudding on top of custard with a bourbon sauce.Just amazing but I suffered the next day and I'm sure everyone else did too. Glad it didn't turn out worse Jan and other than that it sounds like you had a nice Thanksgiving. |
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- Posted by coconut-nj 6 (My Page) on Sat, Nov 26, 11 at 0:44
| Janis, I was quite pleased to read your post. Ok, billowing smoke wasn't pleasant but, hey, like you said, no cuts or bruises. A stellar day! Thanks for sharing. Always good to hear from you. Paula Deen does get a bit carried away, and I always thought I was a butter nut. LOL. Maybe lighten up on the butter, but keep the Mimosa's is my suggestion. Strong suggestion. ;-] |
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- Posted by lilosophie none (My Page) on Sat, Nov 26, 11 at 9:58
| Jan, it was so much fun to read your adventure, somehow you are attracting those hilarious situations - well maybe not for those directly involved, but your sense of humor always make them fun to read. I second coconut's suggestion: lighten up on the butter and keep the mimosas, I would. |
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| Whew! So glad there were no calls for the first-aid kit. Yep, keep the mimosas, maybe add a margarita or two, sit back and enjoy. |
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- Posted by west_gardener (My Page) on Sat, Nov 26, 11 at 19:25
| I'm glad everything worked out ok. . I'm smiling at the way you write about the mishap. A national news co-anchor told about the thanksgiving at her parents house this year. They also had smoke issues, then when her mother opened a champagne bottle, the cork got away from her and hit her DH in they eye and gave him a black eye. According to the anchor, they usually invite the horse, yes a real live horse, into the house to celebrate with them. Because of all the 'events', they forgot to invite the horse, so there "was no horse in the house" this thanksgiving. I agree with the others, keep the mimosa, just watch out for the cork. I don't know what to say about the horse in the dining room. |
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