Comments for Southern Plate http://www.southernplate.com Recipes from Below the Mason Dixon Line Tue, 06 Jan 2009 04:43:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 Comment on Grilled Chicken Tenderloins (Without The Grill!) by southernplate http://www.southernplate.com/2008/10/grilled-chicken-tenderloins-without.html#comment-7428 southernplate Mon, 05 Jan 2009 22:53:54 +0000 http://southernplate.wordpress.com/2008/10/31/grilled-chicken-tenderloins-without-the-grill/#comment-7428 Medium heat: The dial on your stove eye generally goes from 1-9, and is in the fashion of a clock. Medium would be five or if you look at it as if it were a clock, whatever temperature is at six o'clock :) medium - whatever is the mid point between low and high on your stovetop. hope this helps! Christy :) Medium heat: The dial on your stove eye generally goes from 1-9, and is in the fashion of a clock. Medium would be five or if you look at it as if it were a clock, whatever temperature is at six o’clock :)

medium - whatever is the mid point between low and high on your stovetop.
hope this helps!
Christy :)

]]> Comment on Grilled Chicken Tenderloins (Without The Grill!) by Robert http://www.southernplate.com/2008/10/grilled-chicken-tenderloins-without.html#comment-7427 Robert Mon, 05 Jan 2009 22:50:56 +0000 http://southernplate.wordpress.com/2008/10/31/grilled-chicken-tenderloins-without-the-grill/#comment-7427 I am making the Grilled Chicken Tenderloins. I hope they turn out okay because I looked up, down, and sideways for a temperature and never found one. All you say is "medium" heat. What is medium heat? Thank you. I am making the Grilled Chicken Tenderloins. I hope they turn out okay because I looked up, down, and sideways for a temperature and never found one. All you say is “medium” heat. What is medium heat? Thank you.

]]> Comment on Melt In Your Mouth Doughnuts, Made At Home! (Foolproof and GREAT For Beginners!) by southernplate http://www.southernplate.com/2009/01/melt-in-your-mouth-doughnuts-made-at-home-foolproof-and-great-for-beginners.html#comment-7424 southernplate Mon, 05 Jan 2009 20:40:56 +0000 http://www.southernplate.com/?p=1703#comment-7424 <b> Elizabeth</b> I know just what you mean! I do all sorts of neat things with canned biscuits but I can still make great ones from scratch! Lol Glad this brought back some memories of your clearly wonderful mother! I am trying to avoid the calories, too…so I’m eating these one bite at a time… ~grins~ <b> Jo</b> Hey! Oh now I need that potato doughnut recipe, I’ve never had those !! I rock your socks? Wow, I must not be all that bad after all! Lol I’m going to tell my kids that, maybe they’ll start to be a bit more impressed with me….nahhhhh. Always a divine pleasure to see ya, Jo! <b> Michelle</b> Okay, now that is WEIRD!! I hear twilight zone music!! <b> Amber</b> Oooh yeah, girl, melted butter improves everything! Lol hehe, my husband laughed out loud when he read the shamwow comment, too! Lol Those commercials are all over the place right now!! Lol My in laws say the guy reminds them of crazy frog. If you don’t know who that is, go to youtube and do a crazy frog video search. I hope you can get the crazy frog voice out of your head though! <b> Stephanie</b> aww, I loved reading about your mother’s dishes and glad it brought back some memories. I know with me personally, I feel closer to my kids when I take time to think back to my own childhood. Now I’m feeling all nostalgic… <b> Linda</b> I need to do them with a glaze but I just love how the cinnamon and sugar cake onto these when you dip them in the melted margarine. I’ve quite the cinnamon sugar addiction, I’m afraid! Let me know how the sloppy joes turn out! <b> Mary</b> Hey Mary! Do you ever have folks pronounce your name “Mae-ree”? I have a friend named Mary and I always thought it was sweet how the old folks would say her name that way. The twirling idea is brilliant. I bet your granddaughter had a great time!!!! It takes so little to create magic for a child and when that yields a delicious result all the better!! Hehe, I don’t know if my way is better…but you do have an excuse to drink a twenty ounce coke if you want!! <b> Judy</b> oh they will have such fun! You’re a cool grandma, I can tell!! You know, when my sister was younger, my great grandmother didn’t get around too well but she would let Patti spread peanut butter on Ritz crackers and sandwich them together. Once, Patti was out of school and had to stay with her for the whole day. She and my great grandmother went through an entire box of Ritz letting her do that! She brought them home wrapped in foil and was so proud of her special “recipe”! <b> Olga</b> ~hands Olga a plate of warm cinnamon sugar doughnuts with a big grin~ <b> April</b> you know what is funny, my mom never made these for me!!! Lol <b>Candace</b> okay, now that is the second person who just made these the same time I posted them! We must all be on the same craving wavelength!! <b> Su</b> Hey, if hot and fresh and made by someone else is an option – I’m in!! <b> Pamela</b> That is the sweetest memory. Thank you so much for sharing that. I love reading these stories of times past. They may have been harder, but they were so precious at the same time. <b> Amy</b> I know just the dishes you mean!! Isn’t it cool how well we remember them? I hope you enjoyed your dessert, thank YOU!!! <b> Darius</b> oh what a neat idea, sounds almost like making beignets! Love it!!! <b> Mary</b> Hey, why mess with a good thing? I actually use some dishes which were made in the forties as well! Lol I gotta get past my cinnamon sugar fixation so I can try them glazed! Lol <b> Tina</b> Ooooooh couldn’t you just lick the pot on that fudge glaze? Lol Always a treat to see you, Tina! <b>1stopmom</b> You’re just a baking madwoman! Lol I hope you liked them, let me know! We need to work together again soon! <b> Angie</b> lol Hang in there, I have some light things coming up this month, Honest! <b> Michelle<b/> OH YAY!!!! I’m so glad you liked them!!! I ate a stale one this morning and it was pretty awesome, too! Lol Thank you SO MUCH for reporting back!!! <b> Gratefully, Christy </b> Elizabeth I know just what you mean! I do all sorts of neat things with canned biscuits but I can still make great ones from scratch! Lol Glad this brought back some memories of your clearly wonderful mother! I am trying to avoid the calories, too…so I’m eating these one bite at a time… ~grins~

Jo Hey! Oh now I need that potato doughnut recipe, I’ve never had those !!
I rock your socks? Wow, I must not be all that bad after all! Lol I’m going to tell my kids that, maybe they’ll start to be a bit more impressed with me….nahhhhh.
Always a divine pleasure to see ya, Jo!

Michelle Okay, now that is WEIRD!! I hear twilight zone music!!

Amber Oooh yeah, girl, melted butter improves everything! Lol hehe, my husband laughed out loud when he read the shamwow comment, too! Lol Those commercials are all over the place right now!! Lol My in laws say the guy reminds them of crazy frog. If you don’t know who that is, go to youtube and do a crazy frog video search. I hope you can get the crazy frog voice out of your head though!

Stephanie aww, I loved reading about your mother’s dishes and glad it brought back some memories. I know with me personally, I feel closer to my kids when I take time to think back to my own childhood.
Now I’m feeling all nostalgic…

Linda I need to do them with a glaze but I just love how the cinnamon and sugar cake onto these when you dip them in the melted margarine. I’ve quite the cinnamon sugar addiction, I’m afraid! Let me know how the sloppy joes turn out!

Mary Hey Mary! Do you ever have folks pronounce your name “Mae-ree”? I have a friend named Mary and I always thought it was sweet how the old folks would say her name that way.
The twirling idea is brilliant. I bet your granddaughter had a great time!!!! It takes so little to create magic for a child and when that yields a delicious result all the better!! Hehe, I don’t know if my way is better…but you do have an excuse to drink a twenty ounce coke if you want!!

Judy oh they will have such fun! You’re a cool grandma, I can tell!!
You know, when my sister was younger, my great grandmother didn’t get around too well but she would let Patti spread peanut butter on Ritz crackers and sandwich them together. Once, Patti was out of school and had to stay with her for the whole day. She and my great grandmother went through an entire box of Ritz letting her do that! She brought them home wrapped in foil and was so proud of her special “recipe”!

Olga ~hands Olga a plate of warm cinnamon sugar doughnuts with a big grin~

April you know what is funny, my mom never made these for me!!!
Lol

Candace okay, now that is the second person who just made these the same time I posted them! We must all be on the same craving wavelength!!

Su Hey, if hot and fresh and made by someone else is an option – I’m in!!

Pamela That is the sweetest memory. Thank you so much for sharing that. I love reading these stories of times past. They may have been harder, but they were so precious at the same time.

Amy I know just the dishes you mean!! Isn’t it cool how well we remember them? I hope you enjoyed your dessert, thank YOU!!!

Darius oh what a neat idea, sounds almost like making beignets! Love it!!!

Mary Hey, why mess with a good thing? I actually use some dishes which were made in the forties as well! Lol
I gotta get past my cinnamon sugar fixation so I can try them glazed! Lol

Tina Ooooooh couldn’t you just lick the pot on that fudge glaze? Lol
Always a treat to see you, Tina!

1stopmom You’re just a baking madwoman! Lol I hope you liked them, let me know! We need to work together again soon!

Angie lol Hang in there, I have some light things coming up this month, Honest!

Michelle OH YAY!!!! I’m so glad you liked them!!! I ate a stale one this morning and it was pretty awesome, too! Lol Thank you SO MUCH for reporting back!!!

Gratefully,
Christy

]]> Comment on Pizza Rolls! Who wants the weekend off from cooking?? by Mary http://www.southernplate.com/2008/07/pizza-rolls-who-wants-weekend-off-from.html#comment-7422 Mary Mon, 05 Jan 2009 18:37:11 +0000 http://southernplate.wordpress.com/2008/07/18/pizza-rolls-who-wants-the-weekend-off-from-cooking/#comment-7422 After reading many of your recipes, I went to the store, thinking of what to cook. My husband definitely liked the idea of Sloppy Joes, so we picked up a can of Manwich sauce -- and then finished a long list of basic groceries, including sub buns and mozarella for our Sloppy Joes. Those of you who are laughing right now know that I mixed the Sloppy Joe recipe with the Pizza Rolls recipe. So here I am, ready to invent a "Sloppy Roll." LOL. I'll let you know how it turns out. :-) After reading many of your recipes, I went to the store, thinking of what to cook. My husband definitely liked the idea of Sloppy Joes, so we picked up a can of Manwich sauce — and then finished a long list of basic groceries, including sub buns and mozarella for our Sloppy Joes. Those of you who are laughing right now know that I mixed the Sloppy Joe recipe with the Pizza Rolls recipe. So here I am, ready to invent a “Sloppy Roll.” LOL. I’ll let you know how it turns out. :-)

]]> Comment on Melt In Your Mouth Doughnuts, Made At Home! (Foolproof and GREAT For Beginners!) by Michele http://www.southernplate.com/2009/01/melt-in-your-mouth-doughnuts-made-at-home-foolproof-and-great-for-beginners.html#comment-7421 Michele Mon, 05 Jan 2009 17:45:00 +0000 http://www.southernplate.com/?p=1703#comment-7421 OMG... I just wanted to share that we made these this morning and they are fantastic. Thanks so much for sharing... Michele OMG… I just wanted to share that we made these this morning and they are fantastic.
Thanks so much for sharing…
Michele

]]> Comment on Melt In Your Mouth Doughnuts, Made At Home! (Foolproof and GREAT For Beginners!) by Angie Milstead http://www.southernplate.com/2009/01/melt-in-your-mouth-doughnuts-made-at-home-foolproof-and-great-for-beginners.html#comment-7420 Angie Milstead Mon, 05 Jan 2009 16:56:56 +0000 http://www.southernplate.com/?p=1703#comment-7420 Why the doughnuts? and so easy! Oh my goodness - not a good start to the new years resolutions!! :) Why the doughnuts? and so easy! Oh my goodness - not a good start to the new years resolutions!! :)

]]> Comment on Melt In Your Mouth Doughnuts, Made At Home! (Foolproof and GREAT For Beginners!) by 1stopmom http://www.southernplate.com/2009/01/melt-in-your-mouth-doughnuts-made-at-home-foolproof-and-great-for-beginners.html#comment-7419 1stopmom Mon, 05 Jan 2009 16:00:47 +0000 http://www.southernplate.com/?p=1703#comment-7419 Oh my goodness those look good. I am sending my husband to the store right now so I can make them. You are the best!! Oh my goodness those look good. I am sending my husband to the store right now so I can make them. You are the best!!

]]> Comment on How To Make Chocolate Cobbler by Nicki http://www.southernplate.com/2008/07/how-to-make-chocolate-cobbler.html#comment-7418 Nicki Mon, 05 Jan 2009 14:44:32 +0000 http://southernplate.wordpress.com/2008/07/21/how-to-make-chocolate-cobbler/#comment-7418 I am a chocolate addict. It's morning and I'm dying to make this RIGHT NOW! :) Thanks for sharing. I am a chocolate addict. It’s morning and I’m dying to make this RIGHT NOW! :) Thanks for sharing.

]]> Comment on Melt In Your Mouth Doughnuts, Made At Home! (Foolproof and GREAT For Beginners!) by Tina http://www.southernplate.com/2009/01/melt-in-your-mouth-doughnuts-made-at-home-foolproof-and-great-for-beginners.html#comment-7416 Tina Mon, 05 Jan 2009 12:31:36 +0000 http://www.southernplate.com/?p=1703#comment-7416 Christy I love making these donuts and so do the kids. We made some and dipped them in chocolate. I still have to post that recipe. It was paulas chocolate dippy donuts. I think i used your Fudge Glaze from your chocolate pound cake recipe. Ü Christy I love making these donuts and so do the kids. We made some and dipped them in chocolate. I still have to post that recipe. It was paulas chocolate dippy donuts. I think i used your Fudge Glaze from your chocolate pound cake recipe. Ü

]]> Comment on How To Make Chocolate Cobbler by Carnival Of Family Life — Domestic Cents http://www.southernplate.com/2008/07/how-to-make-chocolate-cobbler.html#comment-7415 Carnival Of Family Life — Domestic Cents Mon, 05 Jan 2009 11:59:05 +0000 http://southernplate.wordpress.com/2008/07/21/how-to-make-chocolate-cobbler/#comment-7415 [...] Jordan presents How To Make Chocolate Cobbler posted at Southern Plate. “Growing up, we enjoyed this dessert about once a week,” [...] [...] Jordan presents How To Make Chocolate Cobbler posted at Southern Plate. “Growing up, we enjoyed this dessert about once a week,” [...]

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