Official Golf Recipe Thread - It's Getting Hot In Herre!!!

[GolNat]

Yes she is. But not in the typical soccer mom-ish way. No glitter anywhere, EVER. She calls that shit devil-dust. it ends up everywhere. She knits and crochets as well.

devil dust lol!! My daughter loves glitter so I always have some on me.

I have seen your sock game, she does some nice yarn work .

 

[Hungry4hops]

Yes she is. But not in the typical soccer mom-ish way. No glitter anywhere, EVER. She calls that shit devil-dust. it ends up everywhere. She knits and crochets as well.

 

[MKSeven]

Hear me out - panera mac and cheese from sam's club.

>Put in microwave

>Add a hint of garlic powder

>Add pepper and salt (optional)

>Profit???

 

[ChrisMk77]

Yeah, can't go wrong with mayo on anything.

No mayo on grilled sandwiches for me, but ham cheese tomatoes and mustard on the bread with some hot sauce butter fried of course.

 

[ChrisMk77]

For anybody looking for easy chocolate treats Swedish chocolate balls are great.

INGREDIENTS

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• 100 g butter softened but not melted
• 100 ml sugar 100 g
• 3 tbsp cocoa powder
• 1 tbsp vanilla sugar
• 400 ml rolled oats 150 g
• 2 tbsp strong coffee
• shredded coconut
  

INSTRUCTIONS

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• Just put everything (except shredded coconut) in a bowl and mix together evenly. The most classical version uses coffe as the liquid.
• Roll the balls in the size of meatballs, then this recipe should be able to yield 20-30 chocolate balls
• Roll each in the shredded coconut
• You can eat them right away, but they are usually better when cold and a little firmer so place them in the fridge (or the freezer if you are in a hurry)

 

[MonkeyMD]

For anybody looking for easy chocolate treats Swedish chocolate balls are great.

INGREDIENTS​

​

​

• 100 g butter softened but not melted
• 100 ml sugar 100 g
• 3 tbsp cocoa powder
• 1 tbsp vanilla sugar
• 400 ml rolled oats 150 g
• 2 tbsp strong coffee
• shredded coconut
  

INSTRUCTIONS​

​

​

• Just put everything (except shredded coconut) in a bowl and mix together evenly. The most classical version uses coffe as the liquid.
• Roll the balls in the size of meatballs, then this recipe should be able to yield 20-30 chocolate balls
• Roll each in the shredded coconut
• You can eat them right away, but they are usually better when cold and a little firmer so place them in the fridge (or the freezer if you are in a hurry)

Love oats, and these look great.
I'm going to try these sans coconut though

 

[IanCH]

First step to cooking stuff - get a big enough pan!

In my experience the bread is really the key to a good grilled cheese.

 

[swcrow]

Just reading this thread is making me fat

 

[Strange Mud]

5 ingredients!

Saute cut up Italian sausage (don't use the low fat chicken style)
1 sliced onion
1 C grapes
1/3 C Balsamic vinegar

cook till sausage is done and liquid has reduced (grapes will burst)

Serve over mashed potatoes or polenta.

Spinach makes a great side for it.

 

[ChrisMk77]

Love oats, and these look great.
I'm going to try these sans coconut though

Yeah you can roll them in pearl sugar, sprinkles or in chopped nuts, maybe even oats aswell.

 

[Thumper]

For anybody looking for easy chocolate treats Swedish chocolate balls are great.

I never knew Chef was Swedish............

 

[Phur]

I never knew Chef was Swedish............

No chef, no salt in the mix. I thought the same thing though.

 

[Phur]

Do we need more ball recipes? I’ve got some balls that you may want to put in your mouth.

 

[swcrow]

Do we need more ball recipes? I’ve got some balls that you may want to put in your mouth.

Schweaty balls? that SNL skit is hilarious

 

[Phur]