I still freak out when my daughter replies "Yes, ma'am," when I ask her to do something. ACK!
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Natter 68: Bork Bork Bork
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I put barbecue as what gets argued about, too. And I put Paul Prudhomme for chef, because he was the first one I thought of. I can't believe Paula Deen didn't even occur to me.
The recipe that gets passed down question was so open-ended. I mean, lots of recipes get handed down, especially if you have the kind of family who does that. So I put apple pie.
What did we put for food people argue about?
Mmmmmmmuffaletta.
I'm hungry.
Paula Deen was my thought.
Also, what kind of "greens" do people think of? I put collard...the only other thing I could think of would be like...kale?
Barbecue sauce has molasses.
College taught me tailgating included tablecloths.
I still freak out when my daughter replies "Yes, ma'am," when I ask her to do something. ACK!
Hee.
How upcountry are we talking?
Southwest KY, mostly. Lake Barkley area and out near Cadiz. Which is, to my great delight, pronounced KAY-dees.
Squirrel and possum are definite possibilities.
no. Also I think the one I love is veg. Which is nominally blasphemous.
Collard is what I think of first, but also mustard or dandelion.
Also, what kind of "greens" do people think of? I put collard
Ditto.
I put collard, too, meara.
I put "butter" for pound cake ingredient, but it struck me as a weird question. There's not much but regular baking ingredients in traditional pound cake.
Why does that freak you out, flea? About Casper saying "yes, ma'am"?
What did we put for food people argue about?
I put bagels. I think some of my answers will be outliers.
I did put okra for my southern food.
Some of my other answer will confuse because barbeque is more a verb than a noun here. (Even though we now have two barbeque restos in town...that is a lot of meat.)