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Another of my Mother's words! (But she pronounces it scrump-dilly-ishus... and my father replies with FaDinkio!
)That sounds scrump diddlyishus, dr!![]()
Another of my Mother's words! (But she pronounces it scrump-dilly-ishus... and my father replies with FaDinkio!
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In the spring of 1984 we were at K-Paul's (we had been there many times). Paul was there and signed a copy of that cookbook with "Good Cookin'! Good Eatin'! Good Lovin'" That night our only child was conceived (I know that because hubby left town for a few weeks on business right after that). I had been told it was impossible for me to get pregnant.If you don't have Paul Prudhomme's Louisiana Kitchen., get it!Although it was first published 25 years ago, it is still in print. The Numero Uno of cajun-style cooking in my opinion. My copy is a mess from use - binding broken and horribly stained, it is still the one I use most.
Speaking of Fresh Market, they bake a bread which makes the best toast I have ever had. :shock: In BR, its called English Toasting White and in Destin, I believe its called Old Fashioned White.
Sweet, BR!In the spring of 1984 we were at K-Paul's (we had been there many times). Paul was there and signed a copy of that cookbook with "Good Cookin'! Good Eatin'! Good Lovin'" That night our only child was conceived (I know that because hubby left town for a few weeks on business right after that). I had been told it was impossible for me to get pregnant.
Needless to say, it's my favorite cookbook. My copy is worn out as well.
