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Shirley, Wherefore Art Thou?
Started by Eppy at 2009/09/10 06:33PMLatest post: 2009/10/04 06:53AM, Views: 1359, Replies: 164
#71
2009/09/13 06:31PM
Re: Shirley, Wherefore Art Thou?
shirley 2 |
Quote wannazach: Quote Sunnydaz: Quote wannazach: Quote Sunnydaz: Oh for cryin out loud! Why didnt anyone hollar and let me know you guys were back in the lounge? It looks like ol home week again YEAHHH! Mr Shirley, i'm sorry to hear about your accident i hope you are feeling ok. Do i need to bring anything or should i just make myself at home? Oh Sunny! I knew something had been missing around here. Guess it was you.  Of course the rest of us have been otherwise occupied too.  I missed this post wanna sorry. I'm so glad we are back together here in the lounge. I remember some of the funniest times when we were all together   Yep! We sure did have a ball. Time to unite again and crack each other up. I am here |
#72
2009/09/13 06:34PM
Re: Shirley, Wherefore Art Thou?
gommie |
Quote Eppy: Quote wannazach: I know, and the worst thing I witnessed as a little kid was that the chicken would run around without his head for awhile. I will never get that image out of my mind. Quote gommie: Quote wannazach: Quote gommie: Quote wannazach: Quote gommie: All this talk about chickens- I have been cooking chickens in my crock pot for two days now- while I was boning them I kept coming across the 'wish bone' anyone remember that- or was it just something my folks did? When we had fried chicken everyone wanted the 'wish bone' - as I recall it required two people who each took an end- the trick was to pull on your end and the one who got the shorter piece got good luck or bad, don't remember and had to wash dishes or something like that- The way we did it Gommie the short one was the bad luck one. After a few years we gave up trying cause my big brother always took it away from us. Then we started just hanging them across the curtain rod in grandmas kitchen out of sight. Got quite a collection till she took the curtains down to wash them.  Ok, the short one was the bad luck side- was your collection pretty much all the same size? No not the same size but thank God they finally started buying them instead of the old back yard grab you one and cook it up. That bothered me really bad. It didn't taste as good when it was someone you knew on your plate. I know what you mean- we lived next door to a chicken arbor- (a restaurant that served fried chicken dinners)- we supplied them with their chickens- we had to (omg) wring their little necks-one chased me once, scarred me for life I swear- then we had to put them in boiling hot water and pick out all the feathers-that smell has stayed with me all my life-- its just rotten-- I wish granny would have wrung their poor little necks. It was the old chopping block for her. I would run as fast as I could to get away or hide in the house with all the blinds pulled. That smell is still with me to. Makes me sick to think of it. Hell, Im ready for another beer!!! I had to wring the neck one time- and that is the chicken who, at the time, I thought was chasing me- I was about 7 and didn't know it was normal for them to do that- I thought the chicken hated me and I didn't blame it- that too is an image I will never forget-- |
#73
2009/09/13 06:34PM
Re: Shirley, Wherefore Art Thou?
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shirley 2 |
Quote Eppy: Quote wannazach: I know, and the worst thing I witnessed as a little kid was that the chicken would run around without his head for awhile. I will never get that image out of my mind. Quote gommie: Quote wannazach: Quote gommie: Quote wannazach: Quote gommie: All this talk about chickens- I have been cooking chickens in my crock pot for two days now- while I was boning them I kept coming across the 'wish bone' anyone remember that- or was it just something my folks did? When we had fried chicken everyone wanted the 'wish bone' - as I recall it required two people who each took an end- the trick was to pull on your end and the one who got the shorter piece got good luck or bad, don't remember and had to wash dishes or something like that- The way we did it Gommie the short one was the bad luck one. After a few years we gave up trying cause my big brother always took it away from us. Then we started just hanging them across the curtain rod in grandmas kitchen out of sight. Got quite a collection till she took the curtains down to wash them. Ok, the short one was the bad luck side- was your collection pretty much all the same size? No not the same size but thank God they finally started buying them instead of the old back yard grab you one and cook it up. That bothered me really bad. It didn't taste as good when it was someone you knew on your plate. I know what you mean- we lived next door to a chicken arbor- (a restaurant that served fried chicken dinners)- we supplied them with their chickens- we had to (omg) wring their little necks-one chased me once, scarred me for life I swear- then we had to put them in boiling hot water and pick out all the feathers-that smell has stayed with me all my life-- its just rotten-- I wish granny would have wrung their poor little necks. It was the old chopping block for her. I would run as fast as I could to get away or hide in the house with all the blinds pulled. That smell is still with me to. Makes me sick to think of it. Hell, Im ready for another beer!!! Eppy pass me another beer while you are at it |
#74
2009/09/13 06:40PM
Re: Shirley, Wherefore Art Thou?
wannazach |
Quote Eppy: Quote wannazach: I know, and the worst thing I witnessed as a little kid was that the chicken would run around without his head for awhile. I will never get that image out of my mind. Quote gommie: Quote wannazach: Quote gommie: Quote wannazach: Quote gommie: All this talk about chickens- I have been cooking chickens in my crock pot for two days now- while I was boning them I kept coming across the 'wish bone' anyone remember that- or was it just something my folks did? When we had fried chicken everyone wanted the 'wish bone' - as I recall it required two people who each took an end- the trick was to pull on your end and the one who got the shorter piece got good luck or bad, don't remember and had to wash dishes or something like that- The way we did it Gommie the short one was the bad luck one. After a few years we gave up trying cause my big brother always took it away from us. Then we started just hanging them across the curtain rod in grandmas kitchen out of sight. Got quite a collection till she took the curtains down to wash them. Ok, the short one was the bad luck side- was your collection pretty much all the same size? No not the same size but thank God they finally started buying them instead of the old back yard grab you one and cook it up. That bothered me really bad. It didn't taste as good when it was someone you knew on your plate. I know what you mean- we lived next door to a chicken arbor- (a restaurant that served fried chicken dinners)- we supplied them with their chickens- we had to (omg) wring their little necks-one chased me once, scarred me for life I swear- then we had to put them in boiling hot water and pick out all the feathers-that smell has stayed with me all my life-- its just rotten-- I wish granny would have wrung their poor little necks. It was the old chopping block for her. I would run as fast as I could to get away or hide in the house with all the blinds pulled. That smell is still with me to. Makes me sick to think of it. Hell, Im ready for another beer!!! To make bad matters worse granny would toss the heads up on the wood shed to keep the dogs from getting them. Had a whole lot of chicken skulls up there. Oh the good old days. You should have brought a keg!
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#75
2009/09/13 06:46PM
Re: Shirley, Wherefore Art Thou?
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gommie |
Quote wannazach: Quote Eppy: Quote wannazach: I know, and the worst thing I witnessed as a little kid was that the chicken would run around without his head for awhile. I will never get that image out of my mind. Quote gommie: Quote wannazach: Quote gommie: Quote wannazach: Quote gommie: All this talk about chickens- I have been cooking chickens in my crock pot for two days now- while I was boning them I kept coming across the 'wish bone' anyone remember that- or was it just something my folks did? When we had fried chicken everyone wanted the 'wish bone' - as I recall it required two people who each took an end- the trick was to pull on your end and the one who got the shorter piece got good luck or bad, don't remember and had to wash dishes or something like that- The way we did it Gommie the short one was the bad luck one. After a few years we gave up trying cause my big brother always took it away from us. Then we started just hanging them across the curtain rod in grandmas kitchen out of sight. Got quite a collection till she took the curtains down to wash them. Ok, the short one was the bad luck side- was your collection pretty much all the same size? No not the same size but thank God they finally started buying them instead of the old back yard grab you one and cook it up. That bothered me really bad. It didn't taste as good when it was someone you knew on your plate. I know what you mean- we lived next door to a chicken arbor- (a restaurant that served fried chicken dinners)- we supplied them with their chickens- we had to (omg) wring their little necks-one chased me once, scarred me for life I swear- then we had to put them in boiling hot water and pick out all the feathers-that smell has stayed with me all my life-- its just rotten-- I wish granny would have wrung their poor little necks. It was the old chopping block for her. I would run as fast as I could to get away or hide in the house with all the blinds pulled. That smell is still with me to. Makes me sick to think of it. Hell, Im ready for another beer!!! To make bad matters worse granny would toss the heads up on the wood shed to keep the dogs from getting them. Had a whole lot of chicken skulls up there. Oh the good old days. You should have brought a keg!  I have no idea what happened to ours- the whole thing was just gross--I expect we must have gutted them too- though I don't remember that part--
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#76
2009/09/13 06:52PM
Re: Shirley, Wherefore Art Thou?
Eppy |
Quote gommie: Quote wannazach: Quote Eppy: Quote wannazach: I know, and the worst thing I witnessed as a little kid was that the chicken would run around without his head for awhile. I will never get that image out of my mind. Quote gommie: Quote wannazach: Quote gommie: Quote wannazach: Quote gommie: All this talk about chickens- I have been cooking chickens in my crock pot for two days now- while I was boning them I kept coming across the 'wish bone' anyone remember that- or was it just something my folks did? When we had fried chicken everyone wanted the 'wish bone' - as I recall it required two people who each took an end- the trick was to pull on your end and the one who got the shorter piece got good luck or bad, don't remember and had to wash dishes or something like that- The way we did it Gommie the short one was the bad luck one. After a few years we gave up trying cause my big brother always took it away from us. Then we started just hanging them across the curtain rod in grandmas kitchen out of sight. Got quite a collection till she took the curtains down to wash them. Ok, the short one was the bad luck side- was your collection pretty much all the same size? No not the same size but thank God they finally started buying them instead of the old back yard grab you one and cook it up. That bothered me really bad. It didn't taste as good when it was someone you knew on your plate. I know what you mean- we lived next door to a chicken arbor- (a restaurant that served fried chicken dinners)- we supplied them with their chickens- we had to (omg) wring their little necks-one chased me once, scarred me for life I swear- then we had to put them in boiling hot water and pick out all the feathers-that smell has stayed with me all my life-- its just rotten-- I wish granny would have wrung their poor little necks. It was the old chopping block for her. I would run as fast as I could to get away or hide in the house with all the blinds pulled. That smell is still with me to. Makes me sick to think of it. Hell, Im ready for another beer!!! To make bad matters worse granny would toss the heads up on the wood shed to keep the dogs from getting them. Had a whole lot of chicken skulls up there. Oh the good old days. You should have brought a keg! I have no idea what happened to ours- the whole thing was just gross--I expect we must have gutted them too- though I don't remember that part-- Yuk, Yuk, Yuk. *chug-a-lug*..... |
#77
2009/09/13 06:53PM
Re: Shirley, Wherefore Art Thou?
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wannazach |
Quote gommie: Quote wannazach: Quote Eppy: Quote wannazach: I know, and the worst thing I witnessed as a little kid was that the chicken would run around without his head for awhile. I will never get that image out of my mind. Quote gommie: Quote wannazach: Quote gommie: Quote wannazach: Quote gommie: All this talk about chickens- I have been cooking chickens in my crock pot for two days now- while I was boning them I kept coming across the 'wish bone' anyone remember that- or was it just something my folks did? When we had fried chicken everyone wanted the 'wish bone' - as I recall it required two people who each took an end- the trick was to pull on your end and the one who got the shorter piece got good luck or bad, don't remember and had to wash dishes or something like that- The way we did it Gommie the short one was the bad luck one. After a few years we gave up trying cause my big brother always took it away from us. Then we started just hanging them across the curtain rod in grandmas kitchen out of sight. Got quite a collection till she took the curtains down to wash them. Ok, the short one was the bad luck side- was your collection pretty much all the same size? No not the same size but thank God they finally started buying them instead of the old back yard grab you one and cook it up. That bothered me really bad. It didn't taste as good when it was someone you knew on your plate. I know what you mean- we lived next door to a chicken arbor- (a restaurant that served fried chicken dinners)- we supplied them with their chickens- we had to (omg) wring their little necks-one chased me once, scarred me for life I swear- then we had to put them in boiling hot water and pick out all the feathers-that smell has stayed with me all my life-- its just rotten-- I wish granny would have wrung their poor little necks. It was the old chopping block for her. I would run as fast as I could to get away or hide in the house with all the blinds pulled. That smell is still with me to. Makes me sick to think of it. Hell, Im ready for another beer!!! To make bad matters worse granny would toss the heads up on the wood shed to keep the dogs from getting them. Had a whole lot of chicken skulls up there. Oh the good old days. You should have brought a keg! I have no idea what happened to ours- the whole thing was just gross--I expect we must have gutted them too- though I don't remember that part-- Gizzards and all.
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#78
2009/09/14 10:07AM
Re: Shirley, Wherefore Art Thou?
dcorn |
well it is a cold rainy day here in the ozarks hills. |
#79
2009/09/14 10:10AM
Re: Shirley, Wherefore Art Thou?
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wannazach |
Quote dcorn: well it is a cold rainy day here in the ozarks hills. so , i thought i would make some chicken and dumplins. anyone want some? Thanks for torturing me like that. Makes my toast I just had seem even more pathetic...But that sure does sound good.
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#80
2009/09/14 10:12AM
Re: Shirley, Wherefore Art Thou?
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dcorn |
Quote wannazach: i knew it was my WANNA;s fav! i was trying to mannerful by sharing.. Quote dcorn: well it is a cold rainy day here in the ozarks hills. so , i thought i would make some chicken and dumplins. anyone want some? Thanks for torturing me like that. Makes my toast I just had seem even more pathetic...But that sure does sound good.
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#81
2009/09/14 10:14AM
Re: Shirley, Wherefore Art Thou?
GHOLTLFan |
Quote dcorn: well it is a cold rainy day here in the ozarks hills. so , i thought i would make some chicken and dumplins. anyone want some? Yum, chicken and dumplings!!!!!! How do you make them? Is is like chicken stew with dumplings on the top? |
#82
2009/09/14 10:19AM
Re: Shirley, Wherefore Art Thou?
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dcorn |
nope! it is a secret |
#83
2009/09/14 10:48AM
Re: Shirley, Wherefore Art Thou?
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Eppy |
gommie, your post #72 and #75 - What the?????? |
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#84
2009/09/14 10:53AM
Re: Shirley, Wherefore Art Thou?
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Eppy |
Re chicken and dumplings, OMG love it. Sometimes I add a little poultry seasoning to the biscuit mix. I could eat it ten days a week!!! |
#85
2009/09/14 11:07AM
Re: Shirley, Wherefore Art Thou?
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wannazach |
Quote dcorn: nope! it is a secret well, i guess i can tell you a little... i boil about 8 chicken thighs i boil intiil the chicken falls off the bone. remove the bones ..... add a few special spices , boil then drop my famous biscuit dough in to the boiling mixture..that is a short version..... Only 8 pieces? What does the rest of the family eat?
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