cheese and crackers…yummm ps. sorry about my voice

My friends and I decided to bake our first cheesecake one day. After buying the ingredients, we realized that the graham crackers had to be finely crumbled for the pie crust. Without a food processor or any big motivation to crumble it by hand, we came up with the genius idea of running it over…after properly bagging it of course. It turned out quite perfectly!

There are sweet onions. And then there are Vidalia onions, which I believe to be the sweetest onions on earth and are a rich Southern delicacy. Use any variety of sweet onion, but Vidalias make this recipe hum a heavenly song. The key here is not to bother their naturally mild and delicious flavor with too much gussy. The onions are creamed using a thickened bacony roux of Philadelphia Cream Cheese, then flattered by crispy Ritz Cracker crumbles. And the perfect finish? Bacon morsel kisses. Find these onion jewels in your market’s produce section beginning in late April and continuing through late summer. Or contact any one of the many friendly farms in Georgias Vidalia Country online (such as M&T Farms) and have them shipped right to your door. They store beautifully in a cool dry place and will last well into fall. Then simply freeze your leftovers through winter until the next season. This side dish pairs charmingly with chicken or pork entrees. Seal the meal with a big oniony smooch from someone you love. Prep time: 20 minutes |Cook time: 20 minutes |Total time: 40 minutes |Servings: 8 2 large onions, Vidalia or other sweet variety 2 tbsp. of flour 8 ounce(s) of Philadelphia Cream Cheese 1 cup(s) of chicken stock/bullion 3 tbsp. of butter at room temperature, divided 7 slices of bacon cut in half 1/2 tsp. of white pepper 10 Ritz Crackers Steps First, cook your bacon. After removing to drain, transfer drippings to medium saucepan and set bacon aside. Next, lightly …

A Tim Hortons‘ commercial about…coffee? This is more like a very short short about family, culture, and forgiveness, while tapping into the Asian American experience. Entitled originally as “Proud Fathers.” Chinese dad is bitter about his own father’s negative attitude towards sports – “Jimmy-ah! You must study more, no more hockey all the time. Understand!!” – now strives to be the father he dreamt of having. But what’s this? His dad is at the hockey rink to watch his grandson’s game? What’s the meaning of this? Supporting your children‘s athletic activities a few decades too late, but this cup of coffee ought to make up for it, eh? Eh? …

a vid of me, mcauley and cory skating my mini ramp in a day. btw, the skating isnt gr8 we were just messin around, so enjoi. PS mcauley has never skated a mini ramp b4. song : carl douglas : kung fu fighting. (i think) “Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.” extra tags: skate mini ramp cheese and crackers chris haslam daewon song almost enjoi limited deck review eds rails micro ramp jump tuck knee nollie smith remake replica modern warfare 2 skate 3 cod 6 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 0 ign gametrialers wwe globe skate film bonanza crazy invented new miniramp tricks extra tags: