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Old 10-26-2015, 04:56 AM   #1
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More mouth-watering recipes from BigO

This week's featured article on the Cigar Weekly Home Page marks installment No. 22 of Jason's (BigO's) Virtual Gormand column!

This time around, BigO offers up a handful of quickbread recipes that are sure to please, as well as a little background on his great-grandmother Elsie's (the source for those recipes) fascinating life.

Have a look-see, and be ready to experience an increase in your hunger.

Easy and Tasty Quickbreads
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Old 10-26-2015, 05:07 AM   #2
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Good work Jason. I love the history.

And now I have a craving for the Easy Blueberry Muffins.
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Old 10-26-2015, 05:08 AM   #3
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The pumpkin nut bread and the blueberry muffins.
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Old 10-26-2015, 11:44 AM   #4
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Unfortunately my grandmothers and the one great grand that I remember still being spry enough to be in the kitchen never wrote anything down and did it all by eye and feel.

Makes it frustrating for me trying to duplicate those ethereal quick breads they used to throw together at the spur of the moment.

Ahhh I long for the lard and bacon grease days...

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I was at a gro-sto in Cajun Country a couple weeks ago. Best Stop in Scott Louisiana, for a fix of cracklins, boudin, homemade jerky and boudin balls.
Welp, Jeff, they sell their own lard....

It can be found.
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Old 10-27-2015, 07:28 AM   #6
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I was at a gro-sto in Cajun Country a couple weeks ago. Best Stop in Scott Louisiana, for a fix of cracklins, boudin, homemade jerky and boudin balls.
Welp, Jeff, they sell their own lard....

It can be found.
Their own is the key. You can find lard in the grosto here but it is played with enough for shelf stability that it is no longer the same stuff granny used.

I'll score some eventually, then will be the battle with the spousal for permission to actually use it in my baking.


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...then will be the battle with the spousal for permission to actually use it in my baking
Just use it and remember...

Tis easier to ask for forgiveness after the fact than to get permission up front.
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Blueberry muffin recipe looks wonderful.

How 'bout a bis sit recipe?

Can't find one everybody likes that doesn't come out of a Pioneer box...
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I have some good ones, but the best comes on the back of a White Lily flour bag. They are a lot of work, though. White Lily flour is ideal for biscuits--it was created for them--because of the way it is ground and the gluten content it contains. Lard or shortening as your fat, nothing else.

Served with some wild honey (stronger the better--sevenmag used to raise bees for honey and would give me the goldenrod honey that was too strong to sell, but I loved it. Funny that I'm allergic to goldenrod but not the honey made from it), you can't get much better.
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Cool

Thanks, will try White Lily; I still have some sevenmag honey.

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