RFC spotlight treat!

Now THIS is something that the geriatric crowd here likely remembers and
craves:

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https://www.youtube.com/shorts/6iKZc-107VY?feature=share

dsi1

2024-10-22 19:01:58 UTC

Post by Hiram Freeborn
Now THIS is something that the geriatric crowd here likely remembers and
https://www.southernliving.com/thmb/dhI9CnDGB_J7qBpy3Y4DBpyjD0I=/750x0/filters:no_upscale():max_bytes(150000):strip_icc():format(webp)/Fluffernutter_3x2_Audit1432-287-ff1de19ca2dc46a5bd7561ed63c2d1e5.jpg
http://youtu.be/O6gljDcLrvQ
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/6iKZc-107VY?feature=share

Wheat bread? That's disgusting!

Hiram Freeborn

2024-10-22 19:43:38 UTC

Wheat bread? That's disgusting!

Ikr?!?

Gotta be Wonder Bread all the way, young trendies, sigh...

Best not let that dude near any real BBQ joints.

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dsi1

2024-10-23 07:22:19 UTC

Post by Hiram Freeborn

Wheat bread? That's disgusting!

Ikr?!?
Gotta be Wonder Bread all the way, young trendies, sigh...
Best not let that dude near any real BBQ joints.
https://www.austockphoto.com.au/imgcache/uploads/photos/compressed/hand-holding-bbq-sausage-with-sauce-in-white-bread-austockphoto-000200514.jpg

I'd probably use miniature marshmallows and broil the mess. That would
be just grand.

Dinner tonight was some abalone. You dig it out of the shell and rip the
guts out and the beak (?). I pounded the creature with the back of a
cleaver until it was softened up. Then it was breaded and fried. The
abalone was kind of small critters but that was a good thing - they
didn't taste like much of anything.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/jULjVb4VGcbjiuKX7

https://photos.app.goo.gl/JoPGdNyBgGp3WSnd8

Bruce

2024-10-23 07:34:39 UTC

Post by dsi1
I'd probably use miniature marshmallows and broil the mess. That would
be just grand.
Dinner tonight was some abalone. You dig it out of the shell and rip the
guts out and the beak (?). I pounded the creature with the back of a
cleaver until it was softened up. Then it was breaded and fried. The
abalone was kind of small critters but that was a good thing - they
didn't taste like much of anything.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/jULjVb4VGcbjiuKX7
https://photos.app.goo.gl/JoPGdNyBgGp3WSnd8

Abalone has become quite expensive here. It probably all goes to Japan
at crazy prices. In the late 90s, when I'd sometimes see it in Chinese
restaurants, I wasn't interested yet and now I don't see it much
anymore. But if it doesn't taste like much...

--
Bruce
<https://emalm.com/?v=SQqZJ>

Hiram Freeborn

2024-10-23 15:00:39 UTC

Post by Hiram Freeborn

Wheat bread? That's disgusting!

I'd probably use miniature marshmallows and broil the mess. That would
be just grand.

Campfire food on!

Post by dsi1
Dinner tonight was some abalone. You dig it out of the shell and rip the
guts out and the beak (?). I pounded the creature with the back of a
cleaver until it was softened up. Then it was breaded and fried. The
abalone was kind of small critters but that was a good thing - they
didn't taste like much of anything.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/jULjVb4VGcbjiuKX7
https://photos.app.goo.gl/JoPGdNyBgGp3WSnd8

I've had big ones fresh in Cali, but that was years ago.

I recall a taste not unlike a good buttery mussel.

That one looks to me like an oyster.

https://cdn.apartmenttherapy.info/image/upload/f_auto,q_auto:eco,c_fit,w_730,h_487/k%2Farchive%2F0bf45bc7b4b4d6f78bc66a5206438a260c415fa9

They're even tastier if you leave the "man in the boat" alone...

;-)

Leonard Blaisdell

2024-10-25 00:00:10 UTC

Thinking back to the Fifties, when I was a lad and everybody smoked,
abalone shells made great ashtrays. I have a robust abalone shell
somewhere around the house.

dsi1

2024-10-26 18:34:45 UTC

Post by Leonard Blaisdell

Thinking back to the Fifties, when I was a lad and everybody smoked,
abalone shells made great ashtrays. I have a robust abalone shell
somewhere around the house.

They are such pretty things. They would make great ashtrays. The holes
in the shells would make a groovy pattern on your table or bed-sheets.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/nzsJDXU5wXPUFJdc8

dsi1

2024-10-24 15:57:11 UTC

Post by Hiram Freeborn

Wheat bread? That's disgusting!

I like how that dog is diagonal on the bread so it would fit. That's
thinking outside the box!

Da Hawaiians don't get much into fluff. It's not natural. We do love
marshmallows though. I've put it on pizza. Oh yeah.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/YoDmthUGr3jLdoF79

jmcquown

2024-10-22 23:09:48 UTC

This is going to be a big disappointment to you, but I've
eaten nor even tasted a sandwich made with that stuff.

I'm not about to click on a link Hiram has posted to see what the heck
he's talking about.

Jill

Hiram Freeborn

2024-10-22 23:54:50 UTC

This is going to be a big disappointment to you, but I've
eaten nor even tasted a sandwich made with that stuff.

I'm not about to click on a link Hiram has posted to see what the heck
he's talking about.
Jill

I wuv you too creamy tits!

You git extra fluff.

ItsJoanNotJoAnn

2024-10-23 00:01:52 UTC

This is going to be a big disappointment to you, but I've
eaten nor even tasted a sandwich made with that stuff.

I'm not about to click on a link Hiram has posted to see what the heck
he's talking about.
Jill

It's a bunch of cut open sandwiches slathered in peanut
butter and fluffer nutter. It's from the "Southern
Living" magazine site.

Hiram Freeborn

2024-10-23 14:42:46 UTC

This is going to be a big disappointment to you, but I've
eaten nor even tasted a sandwich made with that stuff.

I'm not about to click on a link Hiram has posted to see what the heck
he's talking about.
Jill

It's a bunch of cut open sandwiches slathered in peanut
butter and fluffer nutter. It's from the "Southern
Living" magazine site.

Twas a graceful faceplant of you to summarize that for her poor delicate
eyes.

jmcquown

2024-10-23 23:15:02 UTC

This is going to be a big disappointment to you, but I've
eaten nor even tasted a sandwich made with that stuff.

I'm not about to click on a link Hiram has posted to see what the heck
he's talking about.
Jill

It's a bunch of cut open sandwiches slathered in peanut
butter and fluffer nutter. It's from the "Southern
Living" magazine site.

Considering I've never had (but have heard of) nor am I interested in
that stuff, just as well I don't click on crappy links. :)

Jill

Hank Rogers

2024-10-24 00:48:13 UTC

Post by Hiram Freeborn
Now THIS is something that the geriatric crowd here likely
remembers and
https://www.southernliving.com/thmb/dhI9CnDGB_J7qBpy3Y4DBpyjD0I=/750x0/filters:no_upscale():max_bytes(150000):strip_icc():format(webp)/Fluffernutter_3x2_Audit1432-287-ff1de19ca2dc46a5bd7561ed63c2d1e5.jpg

This is going to be a big disappointment to you, but I've
eaten nor even tasted a sandwich made with that stuff.

I'm not about to click on a link Hiram has posted to see what the heck
he's talking about.
Jill

It's a bunch of cut open sandwiches slathered in peanut
butter and fluffer nutter. It's from the "Southern
Living" magazine site.

Considering I've never had (but have heard of) nor am I interested in
that stuff, just as well I don't click on crappy links. :)
Jill

Your Majesty's sagacity is uncanny!

2024-10-24 01:09:27 UTC

Post by Hank Rogers

This is going to be a big disappointment to you, but I've
eaten nor even tasted a sandwich made with that stuff.

I'm not about to click on a link Hiram has posted to see what the heck
he's talking about.
Jill

It's a bunch of cut open sandwiches slathered in peanut
butter and fluffer nutter.Â It's from the "Southern
Living" magazine site.

Considering I've never had (but have heard of) nor am I interested in
that stuff, just as well I don't click on crappy links. :)
Jill

Your Majesty's sagacity is uncanny!

She IS amazing ain't she...???

Like a modern - day version of the Oracle of Delphi...!!!

"The Delphic Oracle was the most prestigious and authoritative oracle
among the Greeks, and she was among the most powerful women of the
classical world.."

--
GM

Cindy Hamilton

2024-10-24 08:40:40 UTC

This is going to be a big disappointment to you, but I've
eaten nor even tasted a sandwich made with that stuff.

I'm not about to click on a link Hiram has posted to see what the heck
he's talking about.
Jill

It's a bunch of cut open sandwiches slathered in peanut
butter and fluffer nutter. It's from the "Southern
Living" magazine site.

Considering I've never had (but have heard of) nor am I interested in
that stuff, just as well I don't click on crappy links. :)

Marshmallow fluff and the fluffernutter sandwich are a northeastern
thing. I had it a few times when I was a kid, but spreading sugar
on peanut butter just doesn't appeal anymore.

Of course, it took Pennsylvania to send the use of marshmallow fluff
to its final heights:

https://www.atlasobscura.com/foods/fluff-screamer

--
Cindy Hamilton

Hiram Freeborn

2024-10-24 15:52:32 UTC

Post by Cindy Hamilton

This is going to be a big disappointment to you, but I've
eaten nor even tasted a sandwich made with that stuff.

I'm not about to click on a link Hiram has posted to see what the heck
he's talking about.
Jill

It's a bunch of cut open sandwiches slathered in peanut
butter and fluffer nutter. It's from the "Southern
Living" magazine site.

Considering I've never had (but have heard of) nor am I interested in
that stuff, just as well I don't click on crappy links. :)

Marshmallow fluff and the fluffernutter sandwich are a northeastern
thing. I had it a few times when I was a kid, but spreading sugar
on peanut butter just doesn't appeal anymore.
Of course, it took Pennsylvania to send the use of marshmallow fluff
https://www.atlasobscura.com/foods/fluff-screamer

Bryan prefers this:

https://www.atlasobscura.com/foods/the-slinger-st-louis

Captain Obvious

2024-10-25 20:11:18 UTC