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Doc Creed said:
Molasses is very southern so I don't know why I never cook with it. Yes, I love peanut butter and molasses sandwiches with chili. That was a staple in elementary school. Usually, when I'm cooking dry beans, I don't like to season them with anything but salt. I want the flavor to be as natural to that particular bean as possible. Once in a while I may toss in an onion.
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You ever have sorghum with biscuits down your way Doc? We grew up on it southern Arkansas but I don’t see it much up here. We used to have a famous little store and mill down in Polk County Arkansas called “Lum and Abners” sorghum. Best stuff a buscuit ever sopped up...lol
 
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ghost19 said:
You ever have sorghum with biscuits down your way Doc? We grew up on it southern Arkansas but I don’t see it much up here. We used to have a famous little store and mill down in Polk County Arkansas called “Lum and Abners” sorghum. Best stuff a buscuit ever sopped up...lol
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Lum &Abner
This store was about 20 miles from my original home town. You could buy freshly made sorghum right off the shelf.
 
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ghost19 said:
You ever have sorghum with biscuits down your way Doc? We grew up on it southern Arkansas but I don’t see it much up here. We used to have a famous little store and mill down in Polk County Arkansas called “Lum and Abners” sorghum. Best stuff a buscuit ever sopped up...lol
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Oh yeah, it's the best. My grandfather made sure we had it on the table with our breakfast biscuits. I haven't had any since I was a kid but I also remember my grandfather bought fresh bacon from a friend that butchered hogs. Incredible.
 
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ghost19 said:
You ever have sorghum with biscuits down your way Doc? We grew up on it southern Arkansas but I don’t see it much up here. We used to have a famous little store and mill down in Polk County Arkansas called “Lum and Abners” sorghum. Best stuff a buscuit ever sopped up...lol
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I'm from Lonoke County, AR. How far "up" did you move from God's State? Lol
You ever run into Barry Seal down in Polk County......Mena way? I watched the movie about him the other day. And yes, I've sopped up anything good including sorghum. I think I have some in the pantry, now.
 
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Doc Creed said:
Molasses is very southern so I don't know why I never cook with it. Yes, I love peanut butter and molasses sandwiches with chili. That was a staple in elementary school. Usually, when I'm cooking dry beans, I don't like to season them with anything but salt. I want the flavor to be as natural to that particular bean as possible. Once in a while I may toss in an onion.
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I admit, I started this as a bit of a joke. But, other than green beans, I never really considered beans as having taste. Maybe Lima beans....but even then, Either they are in soup or covered in butter. Maybe I’ll have to actually try eating them naked.
 
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Neesy said:
What's a Coney - is it an ice cream coney?
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Foot long hot dog, chili, cheese, mustard and onions.
 
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