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Post by tbp on Mar 26, 2015 18:49:04 GMT -5
That Salted Bacon and Grease Sandwich is just disturbing. Terrifying! I just had a coronary looking at it. |
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Post by Gunnails on Mar 26, 2015 18:53:24 GMT -5
Minus the swearing, this is how my Grandma use to cook. RIP I preferred Grandma's baking though, any one ever have Goose Berry Cobbler? Good shit.
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Post by Hotman on Mar 26, 2015 21:05:47 GMT -5
Minus the swearing, this is how my Grandma use to cook. RIP I preferred Grandma's baking though, any one ever have Goose Berry Cobbler? Good shit. Your grandma did that kind of stuff with catfish? And reused the styrofoam containers they sell raw chicken in with the maxi pads?? |
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Post by Gunnails on Mar 26, 2015 21:27:21 GMT -5
Minus the swearing, this is how my Grandma use to cook. RIP I preferred Grandma's baking though, any one ever have Goose Berry Cobbler? Good shit. Your grandma did that kind of stuff with catfish? And reused the styrofoam containers they sell raw chicken in with the maxi pads?? I guess I should of watched more of the video then the first 2 minutes. Grandma died in 83, and I do not recollect the popularity of styrofoam with maxi pad things back then. But Grandma saved and reused everything, tin foil, plastic wrap, plastic forks and spoons, said using more then three sheets of TP was wasteful, was a product of being poor and having so little for so long. I use to get frustrated at Xmas and on her birthday cause she would take so long to open her presents, she was very careful unwrapping and folding the paper and would save the ribbons and bows along with the paper and then reuse them later. She had a huge garden, and goose berry bushes, a root cellar that she stored all her can goods in, can goods as in mason jars that she canned in, was uber religious. Helped deliver over 30 babies. They had a farm in Arkansas that blew away in the dust bowl (my father was born in the barn there) so they moved the 9 kids west to pick fruit and be farm laborers in Californy in the mid 30's. She would feed any one who asked, always had food on the dinning table and then would cover it with a sheet when no one was eating. My Mom used to get pissed because every time we went to Grandmas I would peek under the sheet to see what she had for pie or cookies and of course Grandma would say were growing boys and are starved then would feed us, even though Mom made a point of feeding us before we went over. LOL, I miss that women, she was a true role model. Sorry to go off topic, but great thread, brought back some good old memories. |
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Post by Hotman on Mar 26, 2015 21:29:34 GMT -5
Your grandma did that kind of stuff with catfish? And reused the styrofoam containers they sell raw chicken in with the maxi pads?? I guess I should of watched more of the video then the first 2 minutes. Grandma died in 83, and I do not recollect the popularity of styrofoam with maxi pad things back then. But Grandma saved and reused everything, tin foil, plastic wrap, plastic forks and spoons, said using more then three sheets of TP was wasteful, was a product of being poor and having so little for so long. I use to get frustrated at Xmas and on her birthday cause she would take so long to open her presents, she was very careful unwrapping and folding the paper and would save the ribbons and bows along with the paper and then reuse them later. She had a huge garden, and goose berry bushes, a root cellar that she stored all her can goods in, can goods as in mason jars that she canned in, was uber religious. Helped deliver over 30 babies. They had a farm in Arkansas that blew away in the dust bowl (my father was born in the barn there) so they moved the 9 kids west to pick fruit and be farm laborers in Californy in the mid 30's. She would feed any one who asked, always had food on the dinning table and then would cover it with a sheet when no one was eating. My Mom used to get pissed because every time we went to Grandmas I would peek under the sheet to see what she had for pie or cookies and of course Grandma would say were growing boys and are starved then would feed us, even though Mom made a point of feeding us before we went over. LOL, I miss that women, she was a true role model. Sorry to go off topic, but great thread, brought back some good old memories. I am willing to bet granny was not nearly as haphazard and unsanitary as this. lol. Just look for the kitchen sink chicken wings... I thought I made a thread here, but must have been at the hampur of old. |
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Post by Gunnails on Mar 26, 2015 21:53:18 GMT -5
I am willing to bet granny was not nearly as haphazard and unsanitary as this. lol. Just look for the kitchen sink chicken wings... I thought I made a thread here, but must have been at the hampur of old. =================================================== No, Granma knew how to cook properly and never poisoned any one that I recall. LOL |
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Post by LoneStarLady on Mar 27, 2015 10:06:34 GMT -5
I am willing to bet granny was not nearly as haphazard and unsanitary as this. lol. Just look for the kitchen sink chicken wings... I thought I made a thread here, but must have been at the hampur of old. I remember that thread and the video. I was laughing so hard. This woman is crazy! |
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Post by Fishooked on Mar 27, 2015 11:59:53 GMT -5
this is what happens when they let crackheads loose in the kitchen. DEEP FRIED FISH BONES!  |
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Post by BEAC0NJET on Mar 30, 2015 15:12:05 GMT -5
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