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So, what did you use as the dough for the hot pockets?  What was the filling?  That look delicious.



The dough is Grands style biscuits, I flatten and stretch them as much as possible into an oblong shape. The filling is a basic burger, onion, garlic, mushroom with any type of seasonings you like, when cooked add a can on cream of mushroom or cream of chicken or even cream of celery soup. (really you could make your burger mix any style with any ingredients that you like, your binder is your cream soup) Place a heap onto each flattened biscuit, sprinkle with your favorite cheese, fold over and waalaa... hot pockets!! I also sprinkle the top with a touch of garlic salt right before baking. Bake 12-15 minutes and they are ready to eat. big_smile.png

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Bantam & LF Orpingtons- Exhibition stock in Blue, Black,Splash, Buff & Project Colors!!
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post #3302 of 3521

Thanks.  This will surely be used as lunch.  My son and I get so tired of the same old lunches everyday.  

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Stephanie-Homeschool mom to one, 1 Sheltie, 3 Ragdolls, 1 EE, 1Cochin, 1 Welsummer, 1 Cuckoo Maran, 1 Brahma, 1 Red Star, 1 Barred Rock, 1 GLW.

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post #3303 of 3521
Honey biscuits! Yummy! =)
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post #3304 of 3521
Ok I am actually not baking, but one is a dessert. I bake at work all day, tonight I am off and actually using the stove top. Tapioca pudding as dessert and deer chilli with argentinian melbec syrah wine. I need to stop sampling and remember to stir before stuff burns lol

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bantam Faverolles, Silkies, Polish, La Fleche, Turkeys, ducks and a few pet chickens, 2 Oriental Shorthair cats, a Poo-huahua dog and a wonderful man who all of us are driving insane. www.theoddegg.webs.com

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post #3305 of 3521

I just made some delicious bread rolls (completely from scratch), white hot chocolate (from scratch), and white cupcakes (not from scratch). This morning I also made homemade doughnuts, but using whole wheat didn't work, it made them crumble into pieces.  So that wasn't a success but I will try again someday!

We live on a beautiful homestead in Kansas.  We have lots of bantams and standards (many breeds including: EEs, BOs, Speckled Sussexes, Delawares, Silkies, d'Uccles, Cochins, A few home hatched mixes, OEG bantams, and a couple undetermined).  We also have five goats (mixed origin), one dexter heifer, two pigs, and nine ducks.  Life couldn't be much better.

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We live on a beautiful homestead in Kansas.  We have lots of bantams and standards (many breeds including: EEs, BOs, Speckled Sussexes, Delawares, Silkies, d'Uccles, Cochins, A few home hatched mixes, OEG bantams, and a couple undetermined).  We also have five goats (mixed origin), one dexter heifer, two pigs, and nine ducks.  Life couldn't be much better.

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post #3306 of 3521

4 loaves of bread are in the oven. It's enough for a few weeks. Maybe a cherry crisp for tomorrow.

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8 New Hampshire Reds - 1 Rooster (Little Roo), 7 Hens(The grumps),

Love is blind, but marriage is an eye opener - author unknown

The freethinking of one age is the common sense of the next: Mathew Arnold 1822 - 1888

 

Website - Etsy - Facebook

 

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post #3307 of 3521

Going to make chocolate chip cookies in a few mins. :) 

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Good work is not cheap and cheap work is not good.

She felt he loved her the most when it seemed to him she loved him the least.

Nothing good comes easy....and nothing that comes easy is good.
Good things don't end......unless they end badly!
I have been called worse-by better!

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post #3308 of 3521

Phew.........I'm up to page 164 in only 2 days.....Keep on posting I'll be ready for the real-time thread as soon as I catch up!!!clap.gif

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Caretaker of 1 BA, 1 BR's, 2 Wellies, 1 Dominiques, 1 EEs & a Jack Russel Mix (affectionately called the B**ch dog from HELL).  RIP Hootchie & Slick, my best friends.

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post #3309 of 3521

Ok I finally finished the thread.  th.gif ya.gif

 

So I was watching "create channel ' yesterday and came in on the end of someone making "BACON CANDY", so since I Love bacon I had to google to see if I could find it anywhere.  Came up with this on KitchenDaily.com. 

 

 

Directions

Pre-heat oven to 350 degrees.

Slice bacon into 1/2 inch strips and dredge in brown sugar until thoroughly coated.

Crumple aluminum foil to allow for grease drainage and place it on a baking sheet. Lay out the bacon on this making sure not to overlap pieces.

Bake until crispy. Allow to cool and harden before serving.


I saw enough of the TV Recipe to know that they baked the bacon in full pieces, allowed it to cool and THEN used kitchen scissors to cut it into 1/2" pices which looked easier than handling all those tiny pieces of raw bacon.  Don't know if it's the same recipe tho.  Gonna try it soon.
 

Caretaker of 1 BA, 1 BR's, 2 Wellies, 1 Dominiques, 1 EEs & a Jack Russel Mix (affectionately called the B**ch dog from HELL).  RIP Hootchie & Slick, my best friends.

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Caretaker of 1 BA, 1 BR's, 2 Wellies, 1 Dominiques, 1 EEs & a Jack Russel Mix (affectionately called the B**ch dog from HELL).  RIP Hootchie & Slick, my best friends.

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post #3310 of 3521

I made rolls out of my Milk and Honey bread recipe...posted it awhile back. Found out where the hot spots in my oven are...as you can see from the random burned rolls. roll.png

 

I also made homemade butter because I LOVE butter and I had cream leftover from making ice cream the other day.

 

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