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  • in reply to: THE Coconut Cake recipeThread #113219
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    Bass,
    I have a picture but it was not a particularly pretty cake. Delicious but not pretty.

    in reply to: THE Coconut Cake recipeThread #112879
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    Bass,
    Tell your mother thank you. My wife has decided she wants that cake for her birthday. Sigh. I don’t know what I got myself into šŸ˜‰

    in reply to: THE Coconut Cake recipeThread #112864
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    Cake was a huge hit. It was must like my grandmothers.
    Thanks again. It brought back great memories.

    in reply to: THE Coconut Cake recipeThread #112856
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    I made the cake. Holy cow that is time consuming. I hope it is good. Will more tomorrow.
    Merry Christmas

    in reply to: NCAA Releases Amended NOA For The Cheaters #112809
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    Ummmm, Rick, is that anything like the last 4 (or 5) times that it was for real? Or did I completely miss the sarcasm due to being in a festive Christmas mood. If that really is true then Santa Baby I believe in you.

    Sorry, I thought the quotes and my past history would have been enough to denote my sarcasm. To say I am skeptical of anything happening to them is an understatement.

    in reply to: NCAA Releases Amended NOA For The Cheaters #112804
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    until the hammer of Thor comes down Iā€™m not either

    “This time its for real”

    in reply to: The Tilt #112739
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    I doubt he gets three games. I bet he is back after one. The “indefinite” suspension is just something to tell the media until this blows over.

    in reply to: NCAA Releases Amended NOA For The Cheaters #112732
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    Aaaannnnnnd, I am going to hold this football for you Charlie Brown….

    in reply to: The Tilt #112726
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    And now Grayson “The mule” Allen kicks another player for a third time. K gets arrogant in the post game. Why would he not continue to do this? He has not been punished by K nor the ACC for either of the two infractions. This double standard is one of the big reasons I just don’t bother with college basketball anymore.

    in reply to: THE Coconut Cake recipeThread #112708
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    Bass,
    Quick question. You reference 2/3 cup boiling water in the icing but you don’t use it. I assume it is added to the sugar and syrup.
    Help?

    in reply to: THE Coconut Cake recipeThread #112692
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    Bass,
    I am going to surprise my mother with it for Christmas. Thanks a ton

    in reply to: Eggnog, fruit cake, etc; what the hell? #112578
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    Post it here. I an excited. Anyone know where you can get a real coconut?

    in reply to: Happy Appy Time! (7pm, ESPNU) #112556
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    I like to hear how the team played. I want to see this team gel and play good defense. They do that and who knows what happens.

    in reply to: Eggnog, fruit cake, etc; what the hell? #112491
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    Bass,
    Do you have the recipe?

    Rick I will ask my mom. Shes 80 something now and still sharp as a knife when it comes to old family recipes. None to my knowledge has ever been penned to paper.

    Due to her age, she does not cook like she used to for the holidays, even her special coconut cake is a special surprise considering the pain staking work to do it by my mom and her mom and grandmomā€™s standards. Its not easy to even find a whole coconut now in any grocery store. Growing up, a bag containing tangerines, fake jellybean style orange slice looking candy and whole coconut was as common gift received at the church Christmas program.

    That would be nice if you could get it. I would love to surprise my mother with that cake.

    As to when I found out, I don’t remember how old I was but I wandered into the dinning room and found all of the easter bunny candy. I figured out it was all a sham. I was crushed.

    in reply to: Eggnog, fruit cake, etc; what the hell? #112476
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    Roo,
    I did a gingerbread house with the kids last night. I hate the stuff but they love it. They eat the candies while I am not looking and then demolish the house in a week or so.

    in reply to: Eggnog, fruit cake, etc; what the hell? #112475
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    As for the coconut cake! I like it after its set in the frig for a day. Mouth watering delight. My mom made one that I would crack the coconut and shred the while delicacy meat inside with a hand held grader. Little things like that was pain stacking but worth every minute of work.

    Bass,
    Do you have the recipe?

    in reply to: Eggnog, fruit cake, etc; what the hell? #112374
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    There is not enough brain bleach in the entire worldā€¦

    Which would you wanted cleansed more, this conversation or the play of the basketball team?

    just sayin’

    in reply to: Eggnog, fruit cake, etc; what the hell? #112373
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    Another Fruit cake fact: Most all deserts prior to refrigeration contained preservativesā€¦.
    mostly rum and other liquorsā€¦ and back before Bā€™rer ā€˜Roo and Greywolf were born, It took a month to properly ā€œsoakā€ a good fruitcakeā€¦ so the Baptists could eat itā€¦ although my great aunt refused on principle, regardless.

    Being eating good fruitcakes all my lifeā€¦ thatā€™s isā€¦ until all my ā€˜cooksā€™ passed on to sainthood.

    Itā€™s todayā€™s commercial oneā€™s without alcohol that ainā€™t worth messing with.. although Claxton down in Georgia makes a pretty good one that you can ā€˜soakā€™ yourselfā€¦.

    Never been a big fan of eggnogā€¦ same good cooks that made the fruitcakes, always had boiled custard without or without the bourbon, depending on your age or denominationā€¦.

    that ainā€™t hard to doā€¦ just gotta keep the heat down and donā€™t stop stirringā€¦

    My grandmother (95 years old and doesn’t take any daily medication) makes a spectacular boiled custard every Thanksgiving and Christmas. It is a work of art.
    I have only had one fruitcake that I truly enjoyed and it was made by a former co-worker and it was soaked for a month. It was absolutely delicious.

    As to missing recipes, my other grandmother used to make a coconut cake using a real coconut but her recipe was lost when she passed. It was a little bit of heaven on earth.

    Sigh, now I am hungry which pales as a problem compared to the grey one.

    in reply to: THEEE Tenn. State whomping game thread #112250
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    Gott get that sportscoat at Goodwill or what?

    Same place he got his ‘defense for dummies’ book.

    in reply to: THEEE Tenn. State whomping game thread #112247
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    Wait are we in it with tsu?
    Heavens

    in reply to: A Defensive Breakdown: Part II #112243
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    Great analysis.

    in reply to: THEEE Tenn. State whomping game thread #112230
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    Are we really struggling with tsu?
    Sigh. It’s what happens when you don’t play defense.

    in reply to: A Defensive Breakdown: What Are We Doing Wrong? #111939
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    This is a fantastic piece and highlights the main problem I have with Gottfrie (no D in that name). It is bewildering why he does not address it. Everyone, and I mean everyone, sees it. I just don’t understand it and it will keep him from every accomplishing anything worthwhile.

    in reply to: What I want for Kwanza #111801
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    Heck any kicker that can actually kick I don’t where he is from.
    Maybe we can find an illegal before the wall is built.

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    Wow, three pages after a win. There is some excitement brewing in Raleigh.
    I think most realize where this is going. We’ve seen it before.

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