Penna. dutch fajita and snow

lowercasebill · January 2011

thanks to JL for the fajita pan,, i am getting tired of all the snow so i whimped and cooked inside. the one snow pic is my sidewalk after the plows came by. 9 inches of snow fell but 15-27 on the sidewalk

nysportsfan · January 2011

Ever been ON the sidewalk when they do that? I was cleaning the neighbor's path when they plowed me under. Snowblower stalled and I was stuck. Took me about 20 minutes to get out, so frustrating. But I'm sure they had a good laugh :laugh:

Food looks great

jurisdoc · January 2011

You could lose that dog!! Need to get a colorful pup with all that snow!

platypusrex · January 2011

Neat pix, thx. What kind of dog is that? My best bud has a dog that looks exactly like that, just a shade darker brown. Stay warm!

lowercasebill · January 2011

i am glad that did not happen to me . that snow was so heavy i would still be burried under it

lowercasebill · January 2011

my son says "don't was the dog or we will lose her in the snow!"

lowercasebill · January 2011

15 yr old, long haired Jack Russell ****. in both uses of the word :laugh:

2Fategghead · January 2011

Hey bill, Great fajita pan. What a bunch of snow and all over the sidewalk. Are you going to get a kid to shovel you out? May be pay him a few bucks.

All I see in the last pic is snow. Ha ha

eenie meenie · January 2011

Looks like a Pennsylvanila dutch version of spam to me. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

At least the Biscuit looks good!

Thanks for the snow pics.

lowercasebill · January 2011

you bring the goetta, i will bring spam and scrapple, it'll be a party..
may have more snow pixs today, tomorrow and next wednesday

lowercasebill · January 2011

i got a 26 yr old weight lifter, he does the hand shoveling.. but he went into work and i was home ..
we get anymore snow and i am going to spray paint a blaze orange streak down the back of the dog

Boilermaker Ben · January 2011

My mom is PA dutch. Grew up in and around Reading and York, now lives in Chicago. She'd be drooling, if she could saw these pics, I'm certain.

We grew up with stuff like potato cakes, but scrapple isn't exactly common out here in the midwest. She introduced us to scrapple several years ago, on a trip to visit family in York. It ain't bad. I think I'd prefer a standard sausage link or patty, but variety is nice, and scrapple would be a good alternative, if it was readily available.

eenie meenie · January 2011

You know, I got to thinking about it

.....it's a good thing you cooked that stuff indoors. I would never desecrate my egg cooking scrapple.

You may call me a snob, bue personally, after having lived in Cincinnati, I wouldn't even begin to place goetta in the same category as scrapple. It would be considered a delicacy compared to scrapple. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

lowercasebill · January 2011

as far as potato cakes,.. basically what ever friday nights starch was got fried up on saturday morning ,, un sauced spagetti, potato or rice ,, lump of butter and the cast iron fry pan which i still have . i kicked it up a nothch.. i now have a fajita pan

perfect size . i may need an instant replay for lunch.

Penna. dutch fajita and snow

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