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I know I possibly scarred you in Anything But Logic by my actions today, so here's is my sorry (and because I am partially drunk), lol! Maddie be her name.

*edit* Zodiac makes a good point. I don't want to get in trouble, so it'd be best to remove it.

So, how's everyone doin' tonight?

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Censorship in America is bad ;)

The night here in LA....... Lower alabama is ok.

Did you ever get the chance to try that french toast?

No, not yet! ;_; But I'll be going shopping this week, so hopefully sooon. I drool every time I look over the recipe!

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She must have played against the saints and Greg Williams told them to knock her out. That black eye looks bad. They also stole her shirt and pants and bra.....

NFL does not stand for Nice FNing Legs....

Dang danight, lol! Cold, just cold.

You make a valid point, though. :D Next time I'll do something more realistic, like this. Promise:

nfl_quarterback_roethlisberger.jpg

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I'd confine these to the PM systems since their borderline, Mods dont come through here much, but i've seen people banned for less lol

Good idea, Zodiac. That's a much better and safer idea. I was starting to get more worrisome about the picture the more I viewed it, so I'll definitely just send it via PM. Thanks for the heads up!

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No, not yet! ;_; But I'll be going shopping this week, so hopefully sooon. I drool every time I look over the recipe!

Definitely give it a try and let me know what you think.

I came up with a couple more that I hope to put onto the menu for the eatery I am hoping to open soon.

A peanut butter smor stuffed french toast.

The stuffing has marshmallow fluff, peanut butter and choc chips and the outside has a caramelized gram cracker crust.

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WTF!!??

A party in my honor with questionable nekkie pics and no one invites me!!??

Where was I while all this lavisciousness was going on? Passed out on the couch in the corner?

(* runs to the mirror to see if anyone drew a ***** on my face*)

Nope... watching some crappy SNL episode sad.png

DMN YOU LORNE MICHAELS AND LINDSAY LOHAN!!

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She must have played against the saints and Greg Williams told them to knock her out. That black eye looks bad. They also stole her shirt and pants and bra..... huh.png

NFL does not stand for Nice FNing Legs....

Charlotte the Harlot show me your legs

Charlotte the Harlot take me to bed

Charlotte the Harlot let me see blood

Charlotte the Harlot let me see love

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Definitely give it a try and let me know what you think.

I came up with a couple more that I hope to put onto the menu for the eatery I am hoping to open soon.

A peanut butter smor stuffed french toast.

The stuffing has marshmallow fluff, peanut butter and choc chips and the outside has a caramelized gram cracker crust.

Wow... that sounds super sweet, and messy. Definitely tough to keep your griddle clean with that one. One of the first places I worked at years ago was a breakfast place that served cinnamon roll french toast. Man, I hated cleaning all that stuck on sugar goop.

Just a bit of professional advice: Texturally, that sounds like a lot of soft, goopy ingredients. I realize that the caramelized graham cracker crust will give it some texture, but you might want to consider adding something else as well... nuts like pecans or walnuts, or some kind of fruit, or throw some crispy bacon lardons over it... Yeah!! That's it!! Bacon!! Something salty and crispy and savory to cut through some of that rich sweetness.

Myself, I serve a French Toast made from artisan sunflower-honey loaf, with a light spread of cream cheese topped with Bananas Foster

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Wow... that sounds super sweet, and messy. Definitely tough to keep your griddle clean with that one. One of the first places I worked at years ago was a breakfast place that served cinnamon roll french toast. Man, I hated cleaning all that stuck on sugar goop.

Just a bit of professional advice: Texturally, that sounds like a lot of soft, goopy ingredients. I realize that the caramelized graham cracker crust will give it some texture, but you might want to consider adding something else as well... nuts like pecans or walnuts, or some kind of fruit, or throw some crispy bacon lardons over it... Yeah!! That's it!! Bacon!! Something salty and crispy and savory to cut through some of that rich sweetness.

Myself, I serve a French Toast made from artisan sunflower-honey loaf, with a light spread of cream cheese topped with Bananas Foster

I actually use crunchy peanut butter for that very reason. But even with out that

But when I make it it is not as messy as you would think.

I actually do not like to mix bacon with sweet, What I like to do to cut through the any richness like that is use some fruit on the tart side.

I like that kinda sour/sweet combo vs the salty sweet.

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Some of the stuff I do goes against any culinary training I have......in fact I am sure Chef Wolf, my chef instructor in culinary school would smack me sometimes.

smile.png Meh. A lot of the stuff we learn in school is worthless. Figure out what the people in your area want to eat, then serve it to them fresh.

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smile.png Meh. A lot of the stuff we learn in school is worthless. Figure out what the people in your area want to eat, then serve it to them fresh.

haha I was talking to someone about that today how useless some of our culinary school stuff was.......when it come up the first things out of both of our mouths... tournes ,

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haha I was talking to someone about that today how useless some of our culinary school stuff was.......when it come up the first things out of both of our mouths... tournes ,

Foams, gastriques, quinelles...

When I learned how to make Hollandaise in a blender (REAL Hollandaise, with egg yolks, c butter, lemon juice and cayenne), now I laugh at people whipping Hollandaise over a double boiler for a half hour.

What did I learn in culinary school?? If you call meat on a stick a "Kebob" you can charge $8.00 for it...

If you call it a "Satay" you can charge $10.00 for it, but...

If you call it a "Brochette" you can charge $18.00 for it!biggrin.png

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