Saw this on Facebook yesterday and it got the wheels a'turnin'. Take the green off, dip in marshmallow fluff and slice in half, slap it between graham crackers and Hershey's bars, and voila! I had to hide the grahams and chocolate or the girls would have never stopped.
There is something so "winter" about toasting marshmallows in the fireplace. And hot dogs, and Baby Queen buns. She'll stand there with her butt to the flames until she can't take it anymore. Or I start to smell her cooking and move her.
So, c'mon in and pull up a chair, get toasty warm and help yourself to some s'mores.
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Sounds like a great way to start the weekend!
Can I have whiskey with my smores if so I am in.
But of course, stevierayv. ;-)
What that fireplace needs is a bear skin rug in front of it. Bearskin rugs like bare skin to be on them, and then......well you get the picture.
Bob
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Did you not notice the temp here, Bob? I'm wearing thermals, jeans, sweater, two pairs of socks, another sweater...
Dinner at your house sounds really tasty! I have to ask though, how the heck did you make GF crusty bread?
Growing up, everyone knew the spot in front of the fireplace belonged to me and the cats. Some days I could get so hot, it was great.
-CM
It's my version of crusty bread. It's garlic toast made with Udi's.
Udi's also makes really good French bread if you can find it in the stores.
Hey, it's getting in the teens here!
"Throw another log on the fire". ;-)
Bob
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"German sausage and cabbage soup with crusty bread"
God! I love it when you talk like that!
I dreamed about your roasted marshmallow strawberries last night, that's how tasty they look! I may have to hit the grocery store today so I can do my own! ;)
Good to know on the crusty bread. I was hoping you had an amazing recipe that you make, but that info is good too. I will have to find some of the french bread and try it. It's so hit and miss with GF breads, as you well know.
We tried the Glutino bagels, and they were so heavy and dense that we couldn't actually eat them as bagels. We had to do them as small bites or you couldn't chew them!
BTW, did you know if you do the King Arthur Flour GF muffin mix and really whip it good, then only fill the muffin tins between 2/3-3/4 full they'll actually rise and be rounded on top? Or use the muffin mix done the same way in a mini loaf pan and it does the same thing. My kids were shocked with 'normal' looking muffins. You do have to increase the cooking time a bit though, their time estimates are always low for me.
-CM
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