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Thems not bad lookin numbers Dave:) Happy belated B-Day
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Just wanted to give a HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Chris (009to090)!!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BUDDY! I'd make the letters big and colorful ... but I don't know how ...
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BUDDY! I'd make the letters big and colorful ... but I don't know how ...
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Happy B-Day Chris:) :pepsi:
Thanks guys...
I'm older, and hopefully a little wiser
I'm older, and hopefully a little wiser
SMITTY wrote:Just wanted to give a HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Chris (009to090)!!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BUDDY! I'd make the letters big and colorful ... but I don't know how ...
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Happy Birthday Chris. I hope you get a pair of Kevlar chaps.009to090 wrote:Thanks guys...
I'm older, and hopefully a little wiser
SMITTY wrote:Just wanted to give a HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Chris (009to090)!!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BUDDY! I'd make the letters big and colorful ... but I don't know how ...
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Randy,
Hope you have a "grate" day !
I'd a baked ya a cake, but for some reason, . . with my family's recipe, . . they always turn out tasting like a file ????
Instead, I'm trying out your bread recipe in honor of your day. Hope it turns out OK. If not, I guess I just made more firebox bricks.
Paul
Hope you have a "grate" day !
I'd a baked ya a cake, but for some reason, . . with my family's recipe, . . they always turn out tasting like a file ????
Instead, I'm trying out your bread recipe in honor of your day. Hope it turns out OK. If not, I guess I just made more firebox bricks.
Paul
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Thanks for the B-Day wishes...how did you know it was my B-Day? I never get notified on here when it is someones B-Day.Sunny Boy wrote:Randy,
Hope you have a "grate" day !
I'd a baked ya a cake, but for some reason, . . with my family's recipe, . . they always turn out tasting like a file ????
Instead, I'm trying out your bread recipe in honor of your day. Hope it turns out OK. If not, I guess I just made more firebox bricks.
Paul
I always liked the taste of file in a cake, must be my family used the same recipe.
I know you will like the bread, if you like rustic, crusty, breads. The thing I like about it is, it is so easy to make.
Randy
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Happy birthday again,Randy,i didn't know someone would start a thread for this,that is why I pm'd you. Ckeck the bottom of the main page,it says you have a birthday today.
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I guess I need to pay more attention to that main page!windyhill4.2 wrote:Happy birthday again,Randy,i didn't know someone would start a thread for this,that is why I pm'd you. Ckeck the bottom of the main page,it says you have a birthday today.
Randy
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Well, . . the dough is rising. I hope that's a good sign and not just the prelude to a repeat of the movie, "The Blob". With me as cook, things can turn for the worst quickly.
This having to wait at least 12 hours before I can put it in the oven is killing me though. We've still got some left over black raspberry and peach jams we canned last fall. I wanna try this bread now !
Paul
This having to wait at least 12 hours before I can put it in the oven is killing me though. We've still got some left over black raspberry and peach jams we canned last fall. I wanna try this bread now !
Paul
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OK, my mouth is watering already. Come on, please either re-post the recipe or give us a link to the original thread.Photog200 wrote:I know you will like the bread, if you like rustic, crusty, breads. The thing I like about it is, it is so easy to make.
Randy