Jalapeno cornbread
 

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Damn, this gives me an urge to whoop up some of this stuff, a pot of red beans and rice, and fry up a mess of them fish fillets I've got taking up space in the freezer. I do think I'd skip the corn and substitute onions instead.

To hell with trying to lose weight!!!

Chas

Yum. Any thoughts of weight loss for me will need to be postponed. We're heading down to New Orleans and the FL Gulf Coast for my son's and daughter's Spring Break. 3 Days in Destin, a week in NOLA. I'm afraid dieting is a capital crime in NOLA.:D

Eat some oysters for me, they're almost impossible to find in Bugtussell.

Good oyster joints were the only upside of living in Harlingen TX.

And have a safe trip.

Chas

I still have until next Friday to eat in a civilized manner. After that, I'd recommend you buy oyster futures. There may be a severe shortage after a week of oyster gluttony in NOLA.

Check out this place we're staying in NOLA. I went looking for a weekly rental on the NOLA Craigslist and found this room for $450 a week (normally $275/night). They're in the tourist lull between Mardi Gras and Jazz Fest and I was able to capitalize on it.

That looks like a great place, well worth the price of admission. :)

Safe trip and enjoy, have some oysters for mee too.

If you're going to do everyone from Kansas you're going to need all the oysters you can get! :D

Funny you should mention jalapeno cornbread. My sister-in law started a new restaurant and my wife ordered jalapeno cornbread with her catfish. This being Oklahoma, she had fried okra instead of red beans and rice. Country cookin' is good, but it'll kill ya.

Regards,

D-Ray

Gotta die of sumptin'. I like fried okra too, and sweet potato pie ain't half bad either.

Chas

My motto has always been, "you cook it, I'll eat it." ;)

Just the pretty ones:D

The President and Mrs. Grover Cleveland were visiting a ranch. They were taken on separate tours. Mrs. Cleveland first came to the chicken coop. She asked the guide how many times a rooster could perform in a day. "Well, dozens ma'am," the guide informed her. "Please pass that on to the President, replied the First Lady.

When President Cleveland arrived at the chicken coop, the guide dutifully repeated the First Lady's message. The president asked how many different hens the rooster serviced in a day. "Oh, dozens sir." she replied. The President directed her to "please pass that on to Mrs. Cleveland."

Regards,

D-Ray

One of the Boston Back Bay ladies was visiting a country relative. Getting on the subject of family the back Bay lady said "We believe breeding is everything"

Her country cousin replied "Well we enjoy it too dear, but someone does have to look after the chores".