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[perchie.girl]

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some call them the oysters.... very small in chickens but well worth it... Lots of flavor very tender... And for those who dont know a parsons nose is the tail.... just a different way to say it....

At any rate those dont even make it to the table Mom gets a discusted look on her face when I eat the tail.

Oh and I do like the wing too.

deb

 

[Cynthia12]

Oh, I know what oysters are. And yes, the wings are good too.

 

[sunflour]

Hello, what do y'all consider middle aged?

 

[Alaskan]

Another: http://www.saucecommunications.com/loves/foodie-friday-no-ii/ -Kathy

That one looks good.... But I would worry that so many feathers would soak up the sauce. I couldn't find a picture of what I have in my head.... But this one with pheasant feathers looked great.... Or maybe it was the bacon!

 

[Alaskan]

Hello, what do y'all consider middle aged?

Dunno......

Are we calculated middle aged to be about half of what we think our life span will be? Or is middle aged something else?

 

[sunflour]

Dunno......

Are we calculated middle aged to be about half of what we think our life span will be? Or is middle aged something else?

Most now consider it older than that..

Traditionally it was thought to begin at 40, now 50 or older?

 

[Bunnylady]

Quote: Who's "most?" I've recently read an article that defined it as beginning at about age 35 or so.

 

[perchie.girl]

Hello, what do y'all consider middle aged?

59 Hee hee um Hee. Grandmas 98 So I expect to live ten years longer than that....

Personally It really depends on your expected lifespan.... but it also has to do with attitude. If you talk to me and listen to the music I love then youd expect me to be around thirty. Healtwise I am substatially older than my age.

so the clear as mud answer.... It depends

deb

 

[tntchix]

Mom always said, "once you started lying about your age, you're right in the middle of it. It's just a number. Now go live it!" Gotta love her logic.

 

[superchemicalgirl]

I had to clean out the fridge to make room so the girls got turnip greens, rooster chili and cheese burritos and half a cheesecake.

Now Diva and I would have split that cheesecake.

We've got about 8 to 10 inches of really greasy snow so far and it's going to continue until tomorrow morning. We're hosting Thanksgiving dinner tomorrow, and I got my pumpkin pie made. Then we lost power.

It's back now, thankfully, but quickly I ran the vacuum through the house just in case. I mean it would be a total tragedy to have to actually sweep the floor.

I'm also wondering if I can cook a turkey and green bean casserole on the grill while finishing the outside crisp with a blowtorch. We might just find out.