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  • Kitchen Keepin
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    I've got this ready to put in the oven right after Morning Services.



    Mr. Keeper's sainted Mother is coming over and I will serve her a 4 course meal. She will berate me on my empty womb.


    What a fun Mother's Day we shall have.

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  • Kitchen Keepin
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    Getting ready for the weekend!! Mr. Keeper comes home so tired from work, then we have all day tomorrow together - then at last resting on the Lord's Day. I only cook 2 main meals on Sundays!


    Last edited by Kitchen Keepin; 05-11-2012, 04:08 PM. Reason: 2nd pic

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  • Kitchen Keepin
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    Her worries would be over forever if she had a bowl of my Crock Pot Red Pottage!!

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  • Kitchen Keepin
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    The Saving Blood of Our Lord!!

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  • Noah Sole
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    Originally posted by Kitchen Keepin View Post
    Personally I would use the outdoor oven if the calf is too fat.

    Here's an easy saturday project you can build for her!!


    That's very good kk, I'll set her to work on it immediately.

    YIC

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  • Kitchen Keepin
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    Originally posted by Noah Sole View Post
    Hey Kitchen Keepin

    I was doing some reading of Samuel yesterday and came across this recipe:

    1 Samuel 28:24
    And the woman had a fat calf in the house; and she hasted, and killed it, and took flour, and kneaded it, and did bake unleavened bread thereof:

    What my wife can't work out is how to get a fat calf wrapped in bread in the oven? And how long should you cook it for?

    All the best

    Personally I would use the outdoor oven if the calf is too fat.

    Here's an easy saturday project you can build for her!!

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  • Kitchen Keepin
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    well it's Monday! Here's what I've accomplished so far today!!

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  • Noah Sole
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    Hey Kitchen Keepin

    I was doing some reading of Samuel yesterday and came across this recipe:

    1 Samuel 28:24
    And the woman had a fat calf in the house; and she hasted, and killed it, and took flour, and kneaded it, and did bake unleavened bread thereof:

    What my wife can't work out is how to get a fat calf wrapped in bread in the oven? And how long should you cook it for?

    All the best

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  • LBC loving Dutchmen
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    I eat only pork-chops an beef, as man alone it is barbecue for me .

    Although I'm afraid "babies for breakfast" does happen to often here (only those can't buy bracelets again "euthanasia"). I, as dutch was just confused and hoped that is limited to the Godless dutch. Seems like it is. Mind you, I keep far from those practises.

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  • Noah Sole
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    Originally posted by LBC loving Dutchmen View Post
    Well, I don't know anything of housekeeping, but I certainly never heard off baby-ing. You're not feeding your family babies, are you?
    Kitchen Keepin isn't Dutch so doesn't feed babies to her family (nor do us Brits), you have some very strange customs out there in Dutchland. What else do you eat (in fact on second thoughts don't answer that).

    YIC

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  • LBC loving Dutchmen
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    Well, I don't know anything of housekeeping, but I certainly never heard off baby-ing. You're not feeding your family babies, are you?

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  • Kitchen Keepin
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  • WilliamJenningsBryan
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    Originally posted by Kitchen Keepin View Post
    Mr Keeper has informed me that some of the menfolk will be coming over after dinner for some fellowship and bible study so I'm whipping up a snack for them>
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    It almost makes me feel naughty that they call these snacks "Tempters"!!! Hopefully only appetites will give in to temptation! Naturally I have replaced the unclean shellfish with King Krab immitation meat.


    If I'm Obedient and the snack looks tasty enough, Mr Keeper will let me carry the serving plates into the front Parlor and maybe even MEET the visitors!!
    Such lovely snacks, Sister Keepin – and so thoughtful, a gentile reminder of our Savior from the Kraft Company that they are all made with "Miracle" Whip.

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  • Brother Harold Porter
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    Originally posted by Kitchen Keepin View Post
    Mr Keeper has informed me that some of the menfolk will be coming over after dinner for some fellowship and bible study so I'm whipping up a snack for them>
    None of that slop would whet the appetite of a Christian man. Reminds me of my years when I decided to be a fag. These hors devours were common in the queer fern bars I spent all my time in. "Try an olive and meet me out back for violent sodomy behind the dumpster". No thanks.

    A real Christian man needs a wholesome meal.

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    In Christ

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  • Kitchen Keepin
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    Mr. Keeper was so pleased with my array of tasty tidbits for the Bible Study Brothers that he said he might, just might, take me out on our boat this weekend!!

    He suggests I dress like this:


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