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Re: Supper and my favorite pan [Re: Bob_Iowa] #8551668
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Originally Posted by Bob_Iowa
Melt 2 sticks of butter, add the juice from the oysters, then add a quart of cream, salt, and pepper, bring to a simmer for awhile then add a quart of oysters and cook them for about 2 minutes, basically the oysters will be warmed through and make sure to not over cook the oysters, and serve.


Same way as I do it. I do like a few soup (oyster) crackers to float in there.

Re: Supper and my favorite pan [Re: coop] #8551671
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Originally Posted by coop
3 "fall off the bone" cottontails done in the Instapot, stovetop dressing, mashed pot., peas, and gravy... washed down w/ a diet Mountain Dew... jello w/ whipped cream to finish up.


Sounds tasty.... all but the diet Mt. Dew. laugh

Re: Supper and my favorite pan [Re: ~ADC~] #8551673
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I use those as well, it’s strange but regular saltines really don’t taste as good in oyster stew as the oyster crackers do. crazy

Re: Supper and my favorite pan [Re: ~ADC~] #8551733
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Had seasoned pulled pork sandwiches. Those were very good.

Re: Supper and my favorite pan [Re: ~ADC~] #8551740
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That pan looks well broke in ADC


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Re: Supper and my favorite pan [Re: MikeTraps2] #8551952
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Originally Posted by MikeTraps2
That pan looks well broke in ADC

Yes sir. My parents sold that cookware 20+ years before I was born! That makes it at least 75 years old. They had it since then and passed to me when they passed years ago. I bet there's been hundreds of pounds of food through that thing and popcorn ain't that heavy. lol

Re: Supper and my favorite pan [Re: ~ADC~] #8551981
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nothing like a cast aluminum pot for making popcorn

I like Rural Route One popcorn , it is a local southern WI brand

I have an old National canner that the gauge went bad on and I no longer use as a pressure canner

it makes a great popcorn and stock pot
just has a cheap aluminum lid from an old turkey frier but it fits ok

I also have some Magna-lite pans


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Re: Supper and my favorite pan [Re: ~ADC~] #8551991
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Rabbit stew in the pressure cooker and corn on the cob.


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