Ft. Langley Egg meet

[Jim Bennett]

Thanks Alf, I really did not take too many this time out, though I did get a couple. I think Jenny got a bunch, though not sure how long it would take her to get them posted as they have a long trip home.

 

[Sandra L]

Congratulations!

We're waiting with baited breath for posted pics.

 

[Jim Bennett]

Thanks Sandra. One thing I plan to do this week is take a bunch of photos of the inside.

PS You might want to use bated breath, the baited type might land a fish in your mouth.

 

[Sandra L]

Good job! I'll bet you do well at Scrabble too. Awaiting all pictures.

 

[escape artist]

Hi: Sandra L... I think Jim was a little ABATED ??? Due to picking up his new 19'er he probably packed the wrong BAIT!!! Alf
escape artist N.S. of Lake Erie

 

[Sandra L]

Thanks for the save. I wonder if Jim touched ground long enough to even take any pictures. ;D

 

[Jim Bennett]

Thanks for the save. I wonder if Jim touched ground long enough to even take any pictures. ;D

Not really.

I will take some soon, life has just been incredibly busy for me, what with work, trying to get stuff done on my own reno, and getting ready to go on a holiday. On top of that, my mother was at my house painting and had a fall off a ladder and frractured her ankle in 3 places and her knee real bad too. She is now awaiting surgery.

But never fear, photos are forthcoming.

 

[Sandra L]

Hi Jim,
So sorry to learn about your mom . That's awful. I wish her a painless and speedy recovery.
In light of all that , we can be patient for pictures.

 

[reace]

Dirk,


My daughters are asking for pancakes....your dad's recipe. ;D With his permission of course are you able to post it for us?

Tammy

 

[mosquitodirk]

indeed - no problemo.

Apparently the recipe is actually from an old (out of print) co-op cook book.

Here it goes.....

1 1/8 cup of flour (I use just under half whole wheat)
3 tbsp of sugar
1 tsp salt
3 tsp baking powder

mix dry ingredients first in a seperate bowl.

1 egg
1 cup milk
3 tbsp canola oil
1 tbsp vanilla

beat egg a bit, then add remaining wet ingredients (not all of the milk, add it later if necessary to get the correct consitency of batter).

Add wet to dry and mix gently.

Cook over medium heat until a tasty golden brown.

 

[Jim Bennett]

Thanks Dirk, I know Lisa was wanting it as well. Yeah....welll, me too.