Depot Diner & Coffee Shop

[locomutt]

The "Beef Tounge" is good,the "Others" you can keep.
What "Exactly is "scrapple" anyway?

[Anonymous]

Gee, Kevin, you are really going to make cheesesteaks? Don't get me wrong, they can be great, but the only time I ever have one is when tourists visit. Make sure you use genuine CheezWhiz, not some pantywaist provolone or something.
Scrapple is another matter. For the uninitiated, scrapple is an alleged meat product that comes in gray bricks, like corn meal mush, and you slice and fry. It's the Philadelphia food that no Philadelphian ever eats, although the PRR and Reading did always have it in the diners.
The content of scrapple is a subject of conjecture. All I know is that my Dad, who eats beef tongue, ox tails, Rocky Mountain oysters and other stuff that the dog won't touch, won't eat scrapple.

[Anonymous]

thanks Larry!

I'm so making that tommorow night!

I want a recepie from Texas tonight, and i was hoping ed would chime in. I'd perfer somehting without the XXX squared hot sauce served from a bull's head, or somehting to that extent.

That's what I was rooting for.

anyone got anyhting?

I'm surprised this idea didn't fly further...

[locomutt]

QUOTE: Originally posted by lfish

Bean soup and cornbread? I'm there, and I'll take a bucket to go.
But it is a kind of Boston dish for a Philly boy to eat. On Monday, after the victory, can you do scrapple for breakfast and cheeseteaks for lunch?

Philly Cheesesteak? Not A Problem,but you may have to wait just a bit longer to get
one,as the 'chef' will probably eat one first.[:D]

[Mookie]

Victory huh....You might get an argument or two from the others, but since the Cowboys, Vikings, Packers, or Chiefs aren't playing - I don't care.

Let's see - Eagles are for helping keep down the mouse population and Pats are for your head...

Yup - Mookie has this football down pretty well.

[Anonymous]

Bean soup and cornbread? I'm there, and I'll take a bucket to go.
But it is a kind of Boston dish for a Philly boy to eat. On Monday, after the victory, can you do scrapple for breakfast and cheeseteaks for lunch?

[cherokee woman]

Breakfast this morning will be choices of: turkey bacon, sausage, biscuits
and gravy, pancakes w/syrup, oatmeal, grits, scrambled and fried eggs.,
and cold cereal.

Lunch and supper will be: bean w/ham soup, cornbread, and whatever
sandwiches you might want.

[cherokee woman]

QUOTE: Originally posted by JoeKoh

QUOTE: Originally posted by locomutt

QUOTE: Originally posted by JoeKoh

I was just told by matt that pizza is awesome. i agree pizza for everyone.
stay safe
Joe

Glad you're paying for it.!!!

which store or delivery do you want i got lots of cupons[:)]
stay safe
Joe

So long as it's not Papa John's, I don't care; but Kroger usually
has good prices on pizzas.

[JoeKoh]

QUOTE: Originally posted by locomutt

QUOTE: Originally posted by JoeKoh

I was just told by matt that pizza is awesome. i agree pizza for everyone.
stay safe
Joe

Glad you're paying for it.!!!

which store or delivery do you want i got lots of cupons[:)]
stay safe
Joe

[JoeKoh]

Pizza is good anytime.now if we can get rid of this fog to help people see the diner better.
stay safe
Joe

[cherokee woman]

Doggone it, Joe: I was planning on making tomorrow night's supper
pizza night. Oh well, maybe we'll have pizza again tomorrow night.

[locomutt]

QUOTE: Originally posted by JoeKoh

I was just told by matt that pizza is awesome. i agree pizza for everyone.
stay safe
Joe

Glad you're paying for it.!!!

[JoeKoh]

I was just told by matt that pizza is awesome. i agree pizza for everyone.
stay safe
Joe

[espeefoamer]

I thought all microwaves had turntables now. Couldn't survive without one[:)].

[cherokee woman]

Kevin, for your breakfasts in the morning:

Take one microwave bacon rack, put on four slices of bacon, cover with
a paper towel, and microwave 2:30-3:30 minutes. Works best if you have
a carosel in the microwave: then you don't have to stop microwave, open
door, and turn containter for even cooking).

[tree68]

Recipes? Sure!

A simple favorite: Crock Pot chili
1 lb ground beef
1 large can pinto beans (add more or less, to taste).
1 onion
1 bell pepper
1 can cooked tomatoes (whole, crushed, diced - your choice)
1 can tomato paste (especially if you use whole or diced tomatoes)
1 package chili seasoning, your choice

Brown/crumble ground beef
Dice up pepper and onion to desired size
Combine all ingredients in crock pot (including liquid from beans)
Cover pot and set to desired heat (depending on how long you want it to take)
Stir occasionally.
High - 3-4 hours. Low - 6-8 hours.
Serve in bowls with fresh Italian bread or crackers.

There are only three really "difficult" parts to this: browning the meat, dicing the veggies, and opening the cans. Best, you can do some of it ahead of time: freeze the browned meat and diced veggies; then throw it all together before you leave for work in the morning. Cook on low and supper is ready when you get home!

[tree68]

QUOTE: Originally posted by JoeKoh

cherrios
pour into bowl
add milk
enjoy
stay safe
Joe

Addendum - Add sugar or honey to taste.

[Mookie]

Kevin, my sweet! Easy recipe -


Eat Out.

Mook

[Mookie]

QUOTE: Originally posted by talbanese

QUOTE: Originally posted by Mookie

Phil saw his shadow - 6 more weeks of winter.

If Phil hadn't seen his shadow - 6 more weeks of 10 degree spring....

Moo

In my best Homer Simpson voice...

Stupid Sexy Groundhound!!!

two observations here: They are in reality woodchucks (you know, how much wood could a woodchuck chuck etc)

And I am not sure I would trust something that gnaws wood and isn't allowed in the house and fed out of a pretty dish!

Hmmmm

[Mikeygaw]

QUOTE: Originally posted by kevinstheRRman

That's easy enough, I suppose I can do that-

NO more Kraft dinner!

Hazaa!

here's a real easy one...
1) Pick up phone
2) Dial local pizza delivery place
3) Place order

[locomutt]

To 'HECK' with Louisville!,Just don't mess with our 'Widcats'
(Okay,'Mildcats works,rebuilding season.)[:D]
Uh,Lexington and Louisville are about 100 miles apart.

[mudchicken]

Congrats Locomutt & CW, Louisville did-in the over-achievers again. We'll getcha next time. (or the Mildcats in the NCAA's in March)...

Humbled Feathers[:(]

[locomutt]

QUOTE: Originally posted by espeefoamer

BEEFARONI:
Open can
Pour into pot
Throw slice of cheese on top
Heat on stove
Serve

Very good![:D]
But they do make them for 'microwaves' also;less mess![:D]

[locomutt]

QUOTE: Originally posted by JoeKoh

cherrios
pour into bowl
add milk
enjoy
stay safe
Joe

Don't forget to add the sugar.[:D][}:)]

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Mookie

Phil saw his shadow - 6 more weeks of winter.

If Phil hadn't seen his shadow - 6 more weeks of 10 degree spring....

Moo

In my best Homer Simpson voice...

Stupid Sexy Groundhound!!!

[espeefoamer]

BEEFARONI:
Open can
Pour into pot
Throw slice of cheese on top
Heat on stove
Serve

[Anonymous]

That's easy enough, I suppose I can do that-

NO more Kraft dinner!

Hazaa!

[JoeKoh]

cherrios
pour into bowl
add milk
enjoy
stay safe
Joe

[Anonymous]

Okay, I have a brilliant Idea.

9,000 Watts working here.

I say we post recepies! Because i'm running out of easy things to make.

considering we have 216 amazing pages of food, why not, how to make it...

I need easy stuff.. or easy suggestions and what-not.

[tree68]

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