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Old 11-03-2009, 08:01 AM
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Biscuits. My Dad actually made them for me for breakfast. Ten of them open face on a plate with lotsa butter and B'rer Rabbit syrup. Ate em with a fork. And I was a skinny little kid.

Aw-w-w JP, my kids used to eat the same thing! Every morning I would make fresh hot biscuits and for every supper, only time we did not have 'em was when we had cornbread! My children loved bacon, grits and eggs in the morn. along with their biscuits and syrup!!! I could make a pan of biscuits so fast it really was No Big Thang
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Old 11-03-2009, 08:20 AM
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Aw-w-w JP, my kids used to eat the same thing! Every morning I would make fresh hot biscuits and for every supper, only time we did not have 'em was when we had cornbread! My children loved bacon, grits and eggs in the morn. along with their biscuits and syrup!!! I could make a pan of biscuits so fast it really was No Big Thang
I think Dad just whacked-em on the counter. You know the bought kind.
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I think Dad just whacked-em on the counter. You know the bought kind.
Hey those kind are good too! Before I married and left home that was the only kind of biscuit I knew existed My deceased Ma-In-Law taught me how to make the homemade kind, then I developed my own style! They are dang good I might add! I no longer love the canned ones as much as a result of my from scratech ones bein so good and all
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Hey those kind are good too! Before I married and left home that was the only kind of biscuit I knew existed My deceased Ma-In-Law taught me how to make the homemade kind, then I developed my own style! They are dang good I might add! I no longer love the canned ones as much as a result of my from scratech ones bein so good and all
Oh, I know they're good but now I have to make my own using Dick Loque's baking mix (He has a low sodium cooking site). I liked the Grands that are about the size of a 4 1/2 oz tuna can.
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OMG! Haven't thought about or had Brer Rabbit Syrup in far too many years!

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OMG! Haven't thought about or had Brer Rabbit Syrup in far too many years!

My children and I loved Brer Rabbit Syrup!!! I loved the price, it was RIGHT!!!
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You mean B'rer Rabbit was cheap? Was that why my Dad fed it to me? Oh well, I liked it.
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