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Rain and 62 here in Aiken.....we need it tho.

Guess what!?
I got my house! I wish you guys were here to help me deside on how/where to do kennels! I guess I'll have to use my sad little imagination......


I am doing kennels before furniture.....whats up with that? LOL! Priorities!

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GLAD TO HEAR YOU GOT YOUR HOUSE IF I WERE CLOSER I WOULD BE GLAD TO HELP
GOT TO GET BACK TO WORK ON BATHROOM. BOSS IS LOOKING AT ME

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Ok now I gotta make sure what Johnny Cakes are.

Are they what we always called Tater Cakes?

Hoe Cake that I was raised up calling it was cooked like cornbread in an iron skillet in the oven, but it was with thin biscuit batter so that it rose up nice and was soft without being grainy. You don't cut hoe cake either, it's too soft. You break you off a big piece.

At least that's what us hillbillys always called hoecakes. Daddy said they got their name from being able to just carry a little flour with you to the field and mix up flour and water and cook them on a hoe over a fire.

Tater Cakes is some good eatin. You use left over mashed taters to make them and fry them up on the stove, again in an iron skillet LOL.

Is that what Johnny Cakes are?

Oh and don't get me started on Bob Evans. That place ain't country cookin. That is city slicker cookin tryin to get passed off as country cookin. It's awful.

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Rain and 62 here in Aiken.....we need it tho.

Guess what!?
I got my house! I wish you guys were here to help me deside on how/where to do kennels! I guess I'll have to use my sad little imagination......


I am doing kennels before furniture.....whats up with that? LOL! Priorities!

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Hoe Cake that I was raised up calling it was cooked like cornbread in an iron skillet in the oven, but it was with thin biscuit batter so that it rose up nice and was soft without being grainy. You don't cut hoe cake either, it's too soft. You break you off a big piece.

At least that's what us hillbillys always called hoecakes.

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BTW Corky...what is that in the pot on your stove? It looks like crowder peas cooked with fatback. I would not call that pea soup by itself. I would just call that peas.

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THOSE ARE PINTO BEANS WITH A HUNK OF COUNTRY HAM MONDAY NIGHT HAD A BIG BOWL OF THEM WITH ONION ANH SOME BOSSES HOMADE RELISH IN THEM FRIED TATERS AND COLE SLAW

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THOSE ARE PINTO BEANS WITH A HUNK OF COUNTRY HAM MONDAY NIGHT HAD A BIG BOWL OF THEM WITH ONION ANH SOME BOSSES HOMADE RELISH IN THEM FRIED TATERS AND COLE SLAW

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I don't know how big a network Cracker Barrel has but I have been to a number of them and they ALL had good southern food.

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THOSE ARE PINTO BEANS WITH A HUNK OF COUNTRY HAM MONDAY NIGHT HAD A BIG BOWL OF THEM WITH ONION ANH SOME BOSSES HOMADE RELISH IN THEM FRIED TATERS AND COLE SLAW

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STOP IT!

Are there any leftover's?????

That's my kind of Rainy~Sunday~Stay-at-home dinner!

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Broken Road's Meabie I will (Lipper's Rooster x Missy)
Broken Roads IMA Boomer2 (UKC NATL GRCH GRNTCH Honest Abe x Broken Roads Southern Stylish Boom
~~~~~Watch out!~~~~~
They just might make an IMPACT!

and the girls...Punkin and Tater!

Gone by never forgotten ~ Fly high my beautiful angels
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~CH Toucan's Ugly Betty
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~ Martin's Daisy JJ (what a beautiful litter you left behind)
~ Luke, the lab who brought us so many doves and ducks over the years
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STOP IT!

Are there any leftover's?????

That's my kind of Rainy~Sunday~Stay-at-home dinner!

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Ok now I gotta make sure what Johnny Cakes are.

Are they what we always called Tater Cakes?

Hoe Cake that I was raised up calling it was cooked like cornbread in an iron skillet in the oven, but it was with thin biscuit batter so that it rose up nice and was soft without being grainy. You don't cut hoe cake either, it's too soft. You break you off a big piece.

At least that's what us hillbillys always called hoecakes. Daddy said they got their name from being able to just carry a little flour with you to the field and mix up flour and water and cook them on a hoe over a fire.

Tater Cakes is some good eatin. You use left over mashed taters to make them and fry them up on the stove, again in an iron skillet LOL.

Is that what Johnny Cakes are?

Oh and don't get me started on Bob Evans. That place ain't country cookin. That is city slicker cookin tryin to get passed off as country cookin. It's awful.

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Yep we always called them tater cakes too and a hoecake always reminded me of a big ole home maid biscut with some butter or maybe some good ole apple or punkin butter on them

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Yep we always called them tater cakes too and a hoecake always reminded me of a big ole home maid biscut with some butter or maybe some good ole apple or punkin butter on them

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So what is a johnnycake?

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We are talkin a whole different hoecake here I can tell.

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you got me

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Well I'm a Johhny and I'm a cake...so I guess that make me one! I want your recipe!

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well what kind of hoe are you talking about

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I think Rip explained that pretty well. Now you tell me what kind of hoe you are talkin.

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I guess Corky done started over again with that tile job. Boss musta not liked the first one!

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Well I'm a Johhny and I'm a cake...so I guess that make me one! I want your recipe!

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I hear Jimmy P Nutt AKA Jimmy Carter is in an Ohio hostital right now! Musta got hold of some that northern food that got the best of em!

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Well lets see
1 gallon of apple juice
1 quart of corn in the liquid form
nutmeg OH WAIT THATS THE WRONG RECIPE

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Might be a good substitute! Hoecakes don't look ar taste nothing like a biscuit at least not the southern kind!

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TRIED BOB EVANS ONE TIME COULDNT EAT MOST OF IT .

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Might be a good substitute! Hoecakes don't look ar taste nothing like a biscuit at least not the southern kind!

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I wouldn't shoot one of them things for him. A deer roast ain't bad though. Got another nice cool morning going here. Fair and 56. Great weather. Gonna get another shot from the north this weekend! Might drop into the 40's!

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