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1/3 c. plus 2 tbls. flour
2/3 c. sugar
1/2 tsp. salt
2 c. scalded milk
3 egg yolks, slightly beaten
3 tbls. butter
1/2 tsp. vanilla
Baked pie shell
3 egg whites, stiflfly beaten
3 tbls. sugar
Cream of tarter

Mix flour, 2/3 cup sugar and salt, gradually add milk.
Cook over moderate heat stirring constantly until mixture thickens and boils. Cook two more minutes and remove from heat.
Add small amount to egg yolk, stirr in remaining mixture and cook over moderate heat for 1 minute
Add butter and vanilla and cool
Pour into pie shell and cover with meringue of egg whites, sugar and cream of tarter
Bake in 350 degree oven

Banana Pie-slice 3 bananas into shell and add filling.

Chocalote Pie- increase sugar to 1 cup and melt 2 1-ounce squares unsweetened chocolate in scalded milk. Sometimes I put 1/3 cup coffee in this mixture, liquid

Coconut Pie-Add 1 cup moist shredded coconut(I prefer Bakers brand) to filling and sprinkle 1/2 cup on Mreingue before browning.
Pineapple Pie- Add1/2 cup thoroughly drained crushed pineapple to cooled filling.


This was my grandmothers recipe (the one who had chickens), I am not allowed at holiday dinners without 2 of these coconut pies, there is no better!




Forgot to say this is my Cream Pie recipe.
 
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I've only lost one cockeral this winter... My, in my opinion, best one. My Splash frizzle bantam....
 
somebody needs to remind to stop reading some of these threads...
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My Brahma's came out for sun today, had to put 2 back in, they wanted to roost on a board across the legs of the coop. My LF Cochins are just sticking thier heads out far enough to eat and back they go. Bantams, not even shure if they come out for food.
 
Night Lynn!

My babies got to go out the day before it snowed. It was night fall before they were all in the coop and roosting.
 
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Come fix mine, I can"t find where the problem is, I have water at the faucet by the goat pen, but none at the house. I have moved the heat lamp to different lacationsand still no water. New heat tape and pipe insulation last month.
 
my issue was that after I got the water to move...the left over ice would form a plug at the next junction or narrowing...when it got to the hot water heater was the worst...you just keep the water moving and it will eventually fix itself...unless of course it is busted in which case you look for the growing wet spot
 
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Come fix mine, I can"t find where the problem is, I have water at the faucet by the goat pen, but none at the house. I have moved the heat lamp to different lacationsand still no water. New heat tape and pipe insulation last month.

It might just be the cold... Granted I'm no genius when it comes to plumbing. But We loose hot water time by half in the winters.

And Hello Teach!
 
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Ok Here is the truth. I do have a secret recipe but I have not made any in a long time.

I have found that I like Head Country or Sweet Baby Ray's as much if not more so. Also they are much easier and cheaper to buy than to but the stuff and make my own.
I will have to dig around to find the recipe.
I am more of a little of this and a little of that and a lot of tasting kind of guy.

Off the top of my head here are some of the ingredients

Molasses
Liquid smoke
sauted onions
fresh garlic
cumin
cinnamin
paprika
ketchup
cayenne pepper
brown sugar and/or Dark Karo syrup
I can't remember the rest right now.
 
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