After agonizing over the many wonderful pans, I took the advice from the wise-beyond-his-years pimply lad in the smart blue smock, and settled on a serviceable orange pot. When I got home and lifted the lid, I found a treasure, a handwritten recipe written by the soft, dimpled hand of Paula Deen herself!!! I am sure it is extremely valuable, but I am not going to auction it on Ebay No, dear readers. I am going to share it with you all.
I made this delightful concoction for the family tonight for dinner and we are smacking our soft lips and sighing in utter contentment. Now get cooking and you will be doing the same!
Mmmmm, good!
11 comments:
HA! I had to read that recipe 5 times before I really got it. The drink actually looked good but I was thinking "why in the world did she put butter on the glass?!" hahahahahah! Larainey, you amaze me..
It's too advanced level for my skills yet.
Memri guided me to your blog.....and to think I trusted you both!
My computer wasn't loading the recipe, so I continued to refresh. Each time with more eager anticipation at this delicious recipe from Grandma Paula, I could barely keep in my excitement.
I bet Joey can pound these down with no side effects.
You are so right. He's already lost three lbs. drinking Buttery beverage.
haha i just blast-laughed here in the BYU library and about a thousand heads looked up at me.
Hi Laraine! That is pretty funny. I'm pretty sure you could fool someone with that "drink" (maybe without the slab of butter. But that probably wouldn't be very nice. Butter...mmm.
This should be submitted to the Atkins recipe book!
You butter not be serious.
I have just been waiting to hear from my punny brother.
Takes pun to know pun
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