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Cooking & Baking

lapfog_1

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5. California roasted Steve Garvey

Reply to Botany (Original post)

Thu Nov 28, 2024, 12:59 PM

Nov 2024

last time he ran for election to the Senate.

Maybe he has a relative "Pan"... possibly named after a fictional Greek god?

quite the handsome devil... now if he could only throw a split finger ( hoof? ) fastball...

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Joy of Cooking Pan Gravy ....giblets, cream, drippings, salt & pepper, and a little corn starch [View all] Botany Nov 2024 OP

I can cook damn near anything, and do it pretty well, if I do say so myself. Except gravy. rsdsharp Nov 2024 #1

This is outstanding you can feel it go right to your heart. Botany Nov 2024 #3

Good tip! Can somebody explain to me why they take the turkey out of the oven rsdsharp Nov 2024 #6

Back in those days Diamond_Dog Nov 2024 #8

And leave it on the table and walk away? My mom would pull the turkey out to baste it, rsdsharp Nov 2024 #9

Yeah that is a bit of a stretch! Diamond_Dog Nov 2024 #10

I made a pan of concrete one thanksgiving Historic NY Nov 2024 #2

I have made my pans of dog food a time or two Botany Nov 2024 #4

California roasted Steve Garvey lapfog_1 Nov 2024 #5

Thanks Botany Nov 2024 #7

NOooooo!!!! Kali Nov 2024 #11

I hated my grandmothers' giblet gravies growing up. Lunabell Nov 2024 #12

My mother used to use flour and 1 cube of dried chicken stock. applegrove Nov 2024 #13