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Re: "Savannah" dinner
I think you might be right. I was trying to think where all the beautiful old homes are when you're passing thru to the beach.
Originally Posted by Smiling JOe
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03-31-2006, 12:58 PM #53
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Re: "Savannah" dinner
That is hysterical!
Originally Posted by destindreamin
I am licking my chops just thinking about those grits at the Baithouse!!! I will be there Monday morning!!!
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03-31-2006, 01:17 PM #54
Re: "Savannah" dinner
I think you may be right and Allifunn may be thinking of Eufaula, but Dothan does have some lovely old homes but you don't see them passing through to the beach.
Originally Posted by Johnrudy
One of the best things about Dothan is location - close to beach, close to Atlanta
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Re: "Savannah" dinner
Does anyone wonder where SJ is originally from? I'm thinking he knows WAY too much about LA (& I don't mean Calif.) not to be from there!
Originally Posted by imasunbum
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03-31-2006, 02:18 PM #56
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Re: "Savannah" dinner
Ok. Here you go!
Originally Posted by gotothebeachmom
ngredients:
Leftover Red Bar/331 mashed potatoes
Dice up 1/4 sweet onion
Dice up 1 fresh jalapeno
Dice up 1/4 fresh sweet pepper
Butter/Olive Oil (your choice)
1 tsp parsley
Bread crumbs (I use Italian)
Shredded cheese (I use cheddar usually)
Milk/Cream
Pan the veggies in a little butter or olive oil.
Combine in a bowl with the potatoes and cheese. If the mixture seems too stiff add a bit of milk. If it is too loose, add a bit of flour.
Shape into patties
Dredge in the bread crumbs
Pan in butter/olive oil over medium heat until golden brown, turning once.
Now we'll have to kill ya!
ENJOY!!!!
Moral indignation is jealousy with a halo. ~H.G. Wells
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Re: "Savannah" dinner
Nah, you don't have to kill me. I'm having a heart attack just reading this. mermaid better add this to her recipe book so she can make "tater Boogers this week!
Originally Posted by gotothebeachmom
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03-31-2006, 04:40 PM #58
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Re: "Savannah" dinner
She's on the road. Maybe I'll phone her the recipe.
Originally Posted by jdarg
Moral indignation is jealousy with a halo. ~H.G. Wells
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03-31-2006, 08:06 PM #59
Re: "Savannah" dinner
Johnrudy - I asked above but he doesn't respond....I don't think he likes me....no tar, not many postings, no pics and don't really debate on the board (like some from the RE forum - whew!), however, I actually probably admire him, his pics, his knowledge and his humor more than anyone on here . I have asked before before he won't tell. Could be his goobers really aren't safe in Dothan. Such a NUT
Originally Posted by Johnrudy
JK
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Re: "Savannah" dinner
Originally Posted by Smiling JOe
just smack me
...Eufaula it is :oops: .....
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03-31-2006, 08:13 PM #61
Re: "Savannah" dinner
Allifunn - Eufaula really is a nice old town with beautiful houses. If you ever get a chance stop by the "Shorter Mansion" and tour it. It is right on 431 on the right (traveling from Atlanta). Been going to the lake there all my life although we did not have a home there, but hope to next year. We bought the perfect lot on the lake there last year and I hope, hope, hope, we get to build on it.
Originally Posted by Allifunn
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Re: "Savannah" dinner
I remember it as a beautiful old town with lovely homes right on the main drag....I always wanted to stop and explore...but it was always at spring break...
Originally Posted by imasunbum
and no time to stop and smell the roses!!!
I will have to make it a road trip by myself sometime...then I can stop and enjoy!!!!....BTW...I am sure SJ does not care how many posts you have or that you don't have a tar...if he didn't like you...I think you would know it....
Just ask BMBV!!!!
....PS...good luck with the lake house plans!!!!!!!
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Re: "Savannah" dinner
Eufaula has there annual "Pilgrimage" this Friday, Saturday, and Sunday with ample Antebellum homes on tour and hot chicks dressed up in hoop skirt dresses. There are many events, much more than just the hot chicks and houses. The Shorter Mansion, named after Governor Shorter who was governor of AL during the Civil War, will be on tour.
Originally Posted by imasunbum

Shorter Mansion
The Shorter Mansion gets the most attention, (It was used in a recent movie about a girl from Alabama falls in love... I am terrible with movie stars and movie titles, but you have probably seen it.) but the Beaslely home, located a few lots to the north, is the real gem.

Foy-Beasley Home
Actually, for a brief period of time during the Civil War (which was not truly a "civil war") Gov Shorter moved the capital from Montgomery to AL so that the Yankees couldn't destroy it. Blah, blah, blah.
Imasunbum, where is your lot located? I am guessing you bought south of the City of Eufaula on the bluffs.
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both heart stopping lovely homes!
Originally Posted by Smiling JOe
~~Dream like you will live forever....Live like you will die tomorrow~~
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04-01-2006, 07:02 AM #66
Re: "Savannah" dinner
Sorry I missed ya'll last night - took medicine for aching back/shoulder and went to bed.
Originally Posted by Smiling JOe
Oops I said above post but it was actually #5 on the Alabama thread in the lounge (where you be from
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My lot is south of the city but not the bluffs. It is one of the level lots in Turner III (Thomas Mill Creek - know it?) where they have sold off and developed the lots where the park used to be.
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04-01-2006, 07:09 AM #67
Re: "Savannah" dinner
Thanks to SJ for posting that the Eufaula's Annual Pilgrimage event is this weekend. Since we didn't go to the beach I may try to rope my crew into going up to the art show and if I can't I may just go by myself! Thanks SJ.
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04-01-2006, 07:34 AM #69
Re: "Savannah" dinner
SJ are you avoiding my question
Originally Posted by Smiling JOe
Where you be from???
Do you know Thomas Mill Creek?
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Re: "Savannah" dinner
Sorry, I somewhat answered the question on the thread in which you asked the original question.
Originally Posted by imasunbum
I don't know Thomas Mill Creek by name, but that doesn't mean much. I cannot tell you the names of most famous people whom everyone knows. Where is TMC?
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04-01-2006, 07:50 AM #71
Re: "Savannah" dinner
Nor can I.
Originally Posted by Smiling JOe
TMC is several sloughs (spell?) south of White Oak Creek. It used to be a park for campers. There is a gas station/bait shop/store there that sells really good hotdogs. Can't really tell you the names of the county roads - just know how to get there. Anyway - beautiful, level with the water, waterfront lot, and lucky to get it last year because prices have gone up as all other waterfront prices have.
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I kind of thought that area might be where you bought. I know the area, but like you, have no clue as to road names. "just turn at the gas station where they sell ... and go until the road stops, then take a right on the second road to the left (no road sign), cross the first bridge and.... etc. That whole area south of Eufaula will be growing quite a bit more over the next 10-15 years.
Originally Posted by imasunbum
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04-01-2006, 08:23 AM #73
Re: "Savannah" dinner
That confused me a little but I should have said it is right next to Doctors Point II.
Originally Posted by Smiling JOe
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04-01-2006, 09:21 AM #75
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Re: "Savannah" dinner
Originally Posted by gotothebeachmom
Thanks!!
It's in my recipe book! You're a peach!
I love Jesus, but I drink a little. ~Gladys
DD, I toad you it was pucking hot.~~Kitty
"You're my fun, drunk aunt" ~~Layla to Vanessa 2011
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04-01-2006, 10:09 AM #76
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Now you know where it is. Woe - Check out the SJ's new tar
Originally Posted by Smiling JOe
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04-03-2006, 03:10 PM #77
Re: "Savannah" dinner
Well, thought I'd "report" on how our Savannah dinner went.
My chicken, sausage and ham pot over rice was tasty...thank goodness. To tell you the type of people these are...Barbara said that meal was STUPENDOUS! Very, very kind people to be sure. We also served a green salad, rolls and butter and of course, Key Lime Pie for dessert (can't get West Key Limes here though, unfortunately).
Funny, funny thing though. Our friends brought back several different kinds of grits from the Savannah area on their return home! I told our story about being on-line here and asking for suggestions for a Savannah-type dinner. Barbara started asking me all about grits. I couldn't really answer one question so I told her I'd ask the experts here.
Does size matter regarding grits?
Barb claims she has a few different sizes of grits.
What are "self-levening" grits? She also brought back some self-levening corn meal.
I can't wait to get back down south again to try out some of the wonderful recipes/ideas here for ways to serve grits. They all sound soooo good!
Your enlightenment regarding grits would be appreciated! I'll pass the info on to our friends, although I did give her the addy here, so maybe she'll be a new member soon.
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04-03-2006, 09:29 PM #78
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Glad your dinner went well Whitesands - I know where to get my grits, I recognize the box, I know how to cook them but I just don't seem to do a good job of explaining it so I'll leave that to the experts
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04-07-2006, 08:42 PM #79
Re: "Savannah" dinner
Thanks imasunbum, you're very sweet!
Originally Posted by imasunbum
Does anyone have an answer as to my questions...(one above imasunbum's post)? I'd love to share any information you have with my friend.
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Re: "Savannah" dinner
I am not sure ...but large grits are called hominy??? In my book ...grits is grits.....cook them long and slow enough and they will be great..I am making Shrimp and grits for the Chi O's parent's weekend Brunch....these girls love grits..
I have never heard of self levening grits....
BTW...glad your dinner went well!!!!!!~~Dream like you will live forever....Live like you will die tomorrow~~
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I agree with Allifunn - -grits is grits to me too & I've never heard of large or small. etc. Except maybe hominy and that's about the grossest thing I've ever TRIED to eat!
It's like trying to eat chunks of candle wax. (My mother tried to make me eat some once - - probably as some form of punishment!)
As far as the self-levening, I guess that's like self-rising flour, another southern staple. I've never noticed if what I buy is self levening or not.
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Johnrudy...love your pig in water...all she needs is wings!
Originally Posted by Johnrudy
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04-08-2006, 04:08 PM #83
Re: "Savannah" dinner
Thanks so much! I'll pass on your info...appreciate it!
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