December 2017, What's for Breakfast / Lunch / Brunch??

Coffee and an onion roll with butter.

I'm trying to ignore the "rye toast" in your post......

I SO want to stop at the restaurant/deli in town that sells the best RYE BREAD.......

I love to toast it, slather on butter and have with a cup of coffee in the morning........only problem is, I have difficulty stopping at one slice. I want at least 2. Or 3.

bethk wrote:I'm trying to ignore the "rye toast" in your post......

I SO want to stop at the restaurant/deli in town that sells the best RYE BREAD.......

I love to toast it, slather on butter and have with a cup of coffee in the morning........only problem is, I have difficulty stopping at one slice.  I want at least 2.  Or 3.

My mother used to stop at Wolfgangs bakery, and get a rye with seeds.
We would toast 3 or 4 slices, and quickly butter them so that the butter would belt into the rye slices. Then, we would cut the slices into like 3/4 inch wide strips. We would ( brother and I ) just snack on the strips whilst watching the TV shows.

I went out and removed the tattered canvas patio cover. Came in and was prowling around for lunch when I felt something tickling down my sleeve. I said to Joe "feels like I have a spider down my sleeve". I took a peek and you have never seen someone strip so fast. There was a huge brown spider in my clothes. Joe squashed it. I don't know what it is about a spider on me but it freaks me out. I found the leftover steak from last night and Joe and I sliced it up and ate it for lunch. no bread, just meat with mustard and ketchup.

Bugster2 wrote:I went out and removed the tattered canvas patio cover. Came in and was prowling around for lunch when I felt something tickling down my sleeve. I said to Joe "feels like I have a spider down my sleeve". I took a peek and you have never seen someone strip so fast. There was a huge brown spider in my clothes. Joe squashed it. I don't know what it is about a spider on me but it freaks me out. I found the leftover steak from last night and Joe and I sliced it up and ate it for lunch. no bread, just meat with mustard and ketchup.

My daughter loves snakes, ( and has them as pets ) and she likes mice and bees, BUT she will freeze if she sees a spider.....

Spiders don't bother me unless they are on me or in my hair. There is nothing worse than walking into one of those huge webs with an equally huge spider in it.

I just checked and brown recluse spiders which are in our area are out of your range. That is one that would freak me out since it is poisonous.

NormM wrote:I just checked and brown recluse spiders which are in our area are out of your range.  That is one that would freak me out since it is poisonous.

I just saw a program on The Animal Planet where a woman was bit by a brown recluse spider between her breasts. It ended up turning into gangrene and she had a double mastectomy. Those spiders are worse than black widows. My spider was just big and brown, AND ON ME! AYEEEE!

Have Tina coat the pill with some butter. Just enough to make it slick. Or oil.

Bugster2 wrote:Have Tina coat the pill with some butter. Just enough to make it slick. Or oil.

I told her to eat it with jelly, or jello.
She took the pill with a dry mouth,, and she is nervous to take it with food.
It says do not take with food. It's a slow release pill.

I had intended to make these when Andrea was here but she said she would make her homemade cinnamon rolls ~ but then was too tired to mix it up Christmas Eve night.  So, since the half package of puff pastry dough was thawed out, I made them this morning.....

Ina's Easy Sticky Buns.  And the name says it all.  They were easy.  They were STICKY.  

They should be renamed Ina's REALLY SWEET Easy Sticky Buns.



I kept two for myself (guess who wouldn't touch these with a 10 foot pole?) and the other four will go to a neighbor or two.

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And if you decide to give these a try, may I suggest a few things?  #1 - use a non-stick muffin tin  #2 - Completely cover the sheet pan with parchment before baking  #3 - Bake long enough to be sure the center is cooked through  #4 - use a second piece of parchment & sheet pan to 'flip' after a 5-minute wait  #5 - HOT water will get the goo to release from the muffin tin

bethk wrote:Ina's Easy Sticky Buns.  And the name says it all.  They were easy.  They were STICKY.  

They should be renamed Ina's REALLY SWEET Easy Sticky Buns.



I kept two for myself (guess who wouldn't touch these with a 10 foot pole?) and the other four will go to a neighbor or two.
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And if you decide to give these a try, may I suggest a few things?  #1 - use a non-stick muffin tin  #2 - Completely cover the sheet pan with parchment before baking  #3 - Bake long enough to be sure the center is cooked through  #4 - use a second piece of parchment & sheet pan to 'flip' after a 5-minute wait  #5 - HOT water will get the goo to release from the muffin tin

Dane must have SOME willpower, alright. I always overindulge during the holidays, within reason of course. I'd have eaten his two and talked you into keeping the others for the next day!

I'm glad I took the 4 down to Jeannie's......If they had been here all afternoon I would have finished them off!

(And I 'wonder' why I cannot drop any weight????)