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Frito scoops and pretty's

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61chev
61chev Posts: 539
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
Tried some burger on Frito scoops last nite, very tasty.
just used a little 93% burger mixed wit diced onion and salt and pepper.took a t-spoon and stuffed the scoops the put them on direct for about 20 minutes at 350*.
I think next time I will add a little cummin ot taco seasoning and serve on a bed of lettuce with sone diced tomato's
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also some pretties from our deck

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  • Fidel
    Fidel Posts: 10,172
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    Enough of you folks are posting this I am going to have to try it eventually. Those look good.

    And I swore after this trip to KC I was going on a diet.....sheesh.
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  • Klag
    Klag Posts: 208
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    I like the pretties :)

    Food looks good too!
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  • FoolControl
    FoolControl Posts: 14
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    What do you use on the bottom of the water bottles to control the release rate?
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  • BENTE
    BENTE Posts: 8,337
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    good question i was wondering about those things ;)


    61 chevy:

    please explain those wine bottles for me

    thanks

    happy eggin

    TB

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  • 61chev
    61chev Posts: 539
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    They are called plant nanny's we got them at a garden store. They are about 8" long and you just stick them down it the dirt and the water slowly drains out. I have seen some advertised on TV that are made out of blowm glass
    Gerry
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