Daylights burning & set yer clocks back: November Cawfee

[Stoney Pete]

Stoney, you bought a light weight Holland and Holland double barrel?  That ain't fair at all.   

Nope

I'm waiting Stoney, a skeet choked Parker 28 gauge perhaps? 

Nope

Still waitin' Stoney, maybe a Browning Auto-5 Sweet 16 with the 26 inch barrel and an Improved Cylinder choke, Belgum made of course.

Nope.

Well it ain't right that he ain't come back with pit-chures yet, I want to know if it would make a good bird gun.

Not a bird gun.

I finished at the back cracker and walked into local candy shop and saw this on the wall.  When I was told it came with all six mags and the soft case, it followed me home. 



It's you signature picture Del.  You tempted me too far.

[Delmonico]

Well, it ain't my fault, the one in my sig is the older model with the Cutts, pistol grip forend, Lyman sights and takes the drums, that's the one I want, oh if ya have one of the rarer one's in 38 Super that would even be nicer.  Read one time ya could write yer name with one of the ones with the Cutts in 45 acp, the 38 Supper would just let ya do a neater job of it.

[Ozark Tracker]

well now that's a cool gun Stoney,  

I reckon if ya make it down Slim's way, ya can help on that Bank job he was talking bout.   if I was at the Bank I'd give ya money if ya went ta waving that around.  

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[Silver Creek Slim]

Sweet! 
The local "toy" store had one of those that someone ordered. I got to handle it. 

Slim

[Tensleep]

Gittin' ready for tamarra now, gonna make

"sageoysterchestnutcornbread" dressin'/stuffin', hard ta satisfy ever'body.

Y'all have that problem too? 


They DO all seem to agree on Kentucky Derby Pie 

[Delmonico]

I'll take some of that.   No most times I'm a 'eat what I made, fix yer own or go hungry" type of cook.

[litl rooster]

Gittin' ready for tamarra now, gonna make

"sageoysterchestnutcornbread" dressin'/stuffin', hard ta satisfy ever'body.

Y'all have that problem too? 


They DO all seem to agree on Kentucky Derby Pie 

Never complain about a free meal is my rule

[litl rooster]

 Stoney is it brand new? Or new to you?  I would like to hear a update on it after ytou go to the range.

[Tensleep]

Do y'all use vanilla or bourbon or both in yer Kentucky Derby Pie?


Seems ta me both makes it taste better.

[Arcey]

I’ll be fixin’ a good part of it.  Stuff I like the way I like it.  Ya don’t, more for me. I want left overs.  Lots of ‘em.

Hate ta say it but my cousin ‘n her husband can’t make it. Don’t remember the last time they weren’t here. But, it’ll save me a ‘pissed off’. Every year he goes back for seconds, picks over it then says he’s full ‘n leaves it on the plate. ‘Course he’ll have ‘nother shot at it Christmas.

Kids expect ta be here ‘round ten tomarrah.  Alex ‘n me’ll go ta the indoor Friday.  Maybe the show in Hampton Saturday.

Nice pop-gun, Stoney.

[litl rooster]

Do y'all use vanilla or bourbon or both in yer Kentucky Derby Pie?


Seems ta me both makes it taste better.

Never made one..........you'd use K'tucky Bourbon right?

[Tensleep]

Never made one..........you'd use K'tucky Bourbon right?

I reckon! Is there another kind? 

Kentucky Derby Pie Recipe

INGREDIENTS:

Single pie crust, which you can make from your very own recipe. If you're too rushed for that, we recommend those wonderful Pillsbury crusts that you merely have to put in the pie pan and crimp! Find them in the refrigerated biscuit section of the supermarket.

Filling:

1/2 cup butter, melted and cooled

2 eggs

1 cup sugar

1/2 cup all-purpose flour

1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips

1 1/2 cups chopped pecans

2 tablespoons Kentucky Bourbon

1 teaspoon vanilla

Beat eggs with cooled butter. Add flour & sugar. Beat until mixed well. Stir in pecans, chocolate vanilla & bourbon. Pour mixture into 9" pie shell. Bake at 350° for about 30 minutes, or until set. Serve with fresh whipped cream or vanilla ice cream, or both!

[Delmonico]

OK, now I know what it is, I swear if seen it or similar under a different name, maybe  Chok-0-late Chess Pie.  Maybe with English Walnuts instead. 

[Tensleep]

OK, now I know what it is, I swear if seen it or similar under a different name, maybe  Chok-0-late Chess Pie.  Maybe with English Walnuts instead. 

In tha South (always capitalize South) chocolate chess pie doan have nuts

AND

In tha SOUTH, English walnuts is an abomination! 

 

[Ozark Tracker]

yep, pecans is the favored,  heard about them other kind once 

33 here  70 this morning, sure makes it feel cold when it drops that much, got a wood fire a going and feeling good. big birds are 9 weeks old, so they will be good without any heat there.

Ten, at least you'll have plenty of Burbon for the cook, if it only takes 2 tablespoons fer the pie. 

[Tensleep]

yep, pecans is the favored,  heard about them other kind once 

33 here  70 this morning, sure makes it feel cold when it drops that much, got a wood fire a going and feeling good. big birds are 9 weeks old, so they will be good without any heat there.

Ten, at least you'll have plenty of Burbon for the cook, if it only takes 2 tablespoons fer the pie. 

Jist thinkin' that me an' you oughta be kicked back with a bourbon on tha rocks, tha girls a glass of wine, tha dawgs asleep by tha fire...

[Ozark Tracker]

Or just be down there on the shores of South Texas   

[litl rooster]

iz the pie done yet?   sounds good.

[Tensleep]

iz the pie done yet?   sounds good.

Brunswick stew an' TWO Derby pies is ready!

Y'all come an' git it!

[Tensleep]

Or just be down there on the shores of South Texas   

That would work 

BIG bowl o' Blue Bell !