PadawanWarrior
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He'll ya. Made those in junior high.
New and Improved TnT Foodie thread
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Ditto. Thread requires a recipe if requested.
I just made that part up -- fight me!
Ok, I don't fight but would like to make those.
PadawanWarrior
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This one looks similar to the one I've made. His is probably similar.
No Bake Cookies {Perfect Every Time!} - Cooking Classy
The best no bake cookies! A super fast, super easy to make recipe with chewy oatmeal, rich cocoa and creamy peanut butter. Always a favorite!
www.cookingclassy.com
ISK
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I used to make those with my mother when I was a young child.....which was the only "cooking" that interested me.
I'm also interested in the recipe
lokie
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I grew up with these. Someone in the family was making them every week.
We called them Preacher Cookies.
Those, and Sea Foam candy.
INGREDIENTS
- 3 cups brown sugar
- 2 egg whites
- 1 tsp vanilla
- ¼ tsp salt
- ¾ cup water
- Dissolve brown sugar and salt in water.
- Cook without stirring to hard ball stage.
- Beat egg whites until stiff.
- Gradually pour sugar mixture over the egg whites, beating constantly.
- Add vanilla and continue beating until cool.
- Drop by spoonfuls onto wax paper and let set up.
raratt
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It's called Divinity. don't make them on a cloudy day or they won't set up.
lokie
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Sea Foam Candy
MamaPeggy.com
If you've ever had Divinity, you've had something similar to Sea Foam candy. They’re similar, but Sea Foam is lighter.
A recipe for old fashioned Sea Foam Candy! Sea Foam is a light and airy candy that has a dreamy texture that strikes me as a cross between marshmallows and meringues. It’s very similar to Divinity, but there are some subtle differences between the two.
Sea Foam
A recipe for old fashioned Sea Foam Candy! This is my grandmother's seafoam recipe, it's similar to divinity but lighter and uses both white and brown sugar
sugarspunrun.com
FirstCavApache64
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I was actually taking care of the plants so hopefully that's a valid excuse
. She works overnight shift so she's sleeping but when she gets up I'll ask her. When I asked yesterday about the recipe she just said she learned how to make them in second grade and had always just done it from memory. She cooks almost everything from memory and doesn't have a recipe to follow. Her grandmother's on both sides were amazing cooks and that's where she picked up her cooking and baking skills. It's a constant struggle for me to not resemble Jaba the Hut with the temptations she bakes.
PadawanWarrior
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Or doesn't bake,
bk78
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I grabbed these to tide me over until your wife wakes upI was actually taking care of the plants so hopefully that's a valid excuse
FirstCavApache64
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I showed her the recipe posted in this thread and it's what she uses. She didn't have it written down but she said that was the same thing. Those Oreo's look good but I'd need a gallon of milk too.
Our last week in basic was galley duty & my job was to make the doughnuts.
I vaguely remember getting almost zero sleep. Up @ 0200 to prep/cook breakfast, in the rack by 2300 after cleanup.
We were a bunch of loopy bastards towards the end of that.
raratt
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A "punishment" was to work under the chow hall in the grease pit cleaning it out. Don't know how I escaped that duty.
rkymtnman
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i saw a place up in denver does a all you can eat hotpot, sushi deal on weekends. that looks delish!