10 Sep 18
Originally posted by @mudfingerThis works pretty well> http://whiskeyreviewer.com/2013/09/knob-creek-smoked-maple-bourbon-review_092313/
Hard liquor.
10 Sep 18
Originally posted by @kquinn909Although blackberries will do in a pinch.
This works pretty well> http://whiskeyreviewer.com/2013/09/knob-creek-smoked-maple-bourbon-review_092313/
12 Sep 18
Originally posted by @sonhouseSave that nonsense for the waffle thread.
More like on Belgium waffles, butter and real maple syrup. With crispy bacon on the side. Just made that bit this morning. Also my son is lactose intolerant so I tried using Almond milk instead of cows milk and that worked just fine. Just a couple of cups of bisquick (Cheating I know) a half teaspoon of baking powder, 2 eggs, a quarter cup or so of olive o ...[text shortened]... ere. The place I got my last batch actually let me eat one to see if I liked them. I surely did.
This is the pancake thread.
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12 Sep 18
Originally posted by @suziannecup of plain flower
Save that nonsense for the waffle thread.
This is the pancake thread.
2 eggs
cup of milk
pinch of salt
pepper (if savory)
12 Sep 18
Originally posted by @badradger"plain flower"
cup of plain flower
2 eggs
cup of milk
pinch of salt
pepper (if savory)
What, like daisies?
12 Sep 18
Originally posted by @the-gravediggerIs that what they're calling them these days?
Meat balls with onion gravy.
13 Sep 18
Originally posted by @suzianneNo, no, no. Plane flowers.
"flowers on a plane"?
The flowers of the plane tree (Platanus).
You would need quite a few to fill a cup but the
Plane tree can be rather large so not too much of a problem.
What can I use as a substitute in the NZ though?
(Apart from raiding the Botanical Gardens)
