El's Kitchen

Grace Nerissa wrote:

WELL! What a delight to check out Offbeat.. and see this lovely welcoming new thread! I can even smell the bread baking..from here!! El. Yestrday The men were here-electricity off much of the day-A lot of disruption here and v cold-but work must be done-this morning- electricity off too.. im doing this post from my 1phone! so will talk later whn things are more normal. Meantime CONGRATS El, on a great thread here LOL.. x

Mommy of four wrote:

Mommy walks in with am arm load of homemade cinnamon rolls and fresh, homemade hot cocoa. Dropped off at Grace's home to give her a bucket full of power and warm ashes for the fire.
This is a wonderful site for sore eyes, a nice and friendly thread for everyone to enjoy.
Hey Sandy, the coffee's ready!! MO4 giving higs and helps herself to the goodies. El, more tea??

OneLuckyGuy wrote:

Welcome to the neighborhood El! Brought a Moses- in- the- Cradle for the window.
I could use a coffee...um, it's not like tofu coffee or longgrain brown rice coffee substitute is it, LOL? My body's allergic to health.
Hi, Grace, how's the snow in your neck of town?
MO4! So glad to see you here, sweetie.

Mexican Hillbilly wrote:

I'm making my morning martini. The good Russian stuff. McCormick's vodka, 4 olives, just show me the bottle of vermouth, chilled not dirty. This breakfast covers the important food groups to start the day off right.

Viva wrote:

With all these yummy goodies and hot coffee, I'm in!

12 pack abs wrote:

What's for breakfast?

eleanorigby wrote:

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I can recommend the cafe down the street, LOL,
but do help yourself to whatever is going here -
Broken Arrow sounds familiar, isn't that the name of a famous Westernfilm - Jimmy Stewart starring I think?

eleanorigby wrote:

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I can recommend the cafe down the street, LOL,
but do help yourself to whatever is going here -
Broken Arrow sounds familiar, isn't that the name of a famous Westernfilm - Jimmy Stewart starring I think?

Mexican Hillbilly wrote:

<quoted text>It's south of Tulsa or if you are dyslexic, ASLUT. It gets hammered by tornados alot. I lived in Claremore for awhile.

Shagster wrote:

<quoted text>I thought it was a film starring John Travolta and Christian Slater. MIGGS IS ALIVE AND KICKING EL OF THE NORTH.

Shilo wrote:

El this is great! I can smell that fresh bread baking...ahhhhhh! Could I possibly have a large slice (preferably the end piece) with plenty of butter and a cup of tea if you have it handy. I brought you these flowers for you opening day....CONGRATULATIONS EL!!!!!

eleanorigby wrote:

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HELLO SHILO - the flowers are beautiful and a big thank you to you for those.
You most certainly can - one freshly baked crusty end piece coming your way, butter in curls straight from the 'fridge, scalding cup of tea - help yourself to sugar or lemon, whichever you wish.
Speaking of tea - I made a rather nice dessert earlier, using green tea, fresh leaves pounded in the mortar and pestle, then spinkled on a good vanilla ice-cream, this was Cornish, where Tony hails from, sprinkled in turn with dark chocolate grated. Delish.
Ver nice to see you here Shilo, hope you will come often.