Heading North unmolested

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None better than my wifes custard pie. I injest my foot quite often as well.

[charlie cleveland]

fellas ive gained 10 lbs just reading this..mite be a good thing we live so far apart from one another cause id probably break the scales eating all those good pies...id give all the wives a blue ribbon and one for you jack...if it were possible.... charlie

[C.O.B.]

Eric I did mention Audrey's excellent rubarb pie, I notice there are no kudo's to Vicky's baked goods

Cathy Romigs (AKA Thelma)cookies are excellent fare. I have been blessed with consuming one ot two on occasion

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by Richard Anderson

Kathy Romigs (AKA Thelma) cookies are excellent fare. I have been blessed with consuming one ot two purloined bags of them on occasion

[C.O.B.]

Purloined bags???? Are you learning Chinese at work now?

[TARNATION !!!]

Originally Posted by Richard Anderson

Purloined bags???? Are you learning Chinese at work now?

Richard: Pretty sure he must have meant "pearl lined" bags because those cookies are real gems I hear.

Reminder: Father's day is fast approaching.

Cheers,
"Dad"

[Hammer Gun]

Well we do not have rubarb here that I know of so we have to settle on sweet potato pie, pecan pie, and an old favorite chess pie.

[TARNATION !!!]

Gary: Okay, I'm fairly far north to take on a southern pie, but, what the heck. I have eggs, butter, sugar, flour as starters. I have heard of vinegar, lemon juice, buttermilk and vanilla but have no idea of proportions or of any other "grandma" secrets. If you can pass along a recipe for that chess pie, I'll give it a go. How does it come by its name?
Cheers,
Jack

[Dean Romig]

Mm-mmm... Kathy just baked a fresh batch of cookies yesterday. Too bad I have nobody to share them with...

[Autumn Daze]

Dean, You have my address.....