Tonight, I got my red-neck on and used my deep fry'r for the first time.
The French fries were so golden and crispy and delicious that they were eaten before I could get an after picture.
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Do you remember the Easter tree?
It's been given a new life or should I say, "a new death." Muwahahaha!
Margaret seriously needs to come live with you.
ReplyDeletewith that fryer in the house you will be the queen of cuisine....you may end up the chubby queen, but queen, none the less. ;)
ReplyDeletewe actually have a built in fryer in our house- my hubby insisted- next house, i'd like to trade it for a steamer!
It's best that I divert my eyes when you post about the fryer. For reals.
ReplyDeleteBut that tree is awesome!
Yay for crispy fries!
ReplyDeleteThat tree's death is awesome.
I am a loving that tree!!!
ReplyDeleteYummy fries. Bad for my hips though ;)
Cute tree! I love ore-ida fries too! I always just cook them in the oven, but I bet they're way better fried!
ReplyDeleteThe best fried onion rings I ever had were at your house. Your sil made them.
ReplyDeleteGood times.
Love that tree.
Halloween is where it's at.
Dear Anniethology,
ReplyDeleteIt has come to our attention that you have purchased and have utilized a deep fat fryer for at least one meal. We hope you enjoy your new appliance for many years to come.
Unfortunately, until you give notice that you have sold said fryer at your next yard sale, we have no choice but to increase your health insurance premium $1200.00 per person per month.
Sincerely,
Your Health Insurance Provider.
Yeah! Halloween is just around the corner! Your tree is a great idea. I love it! (of course!)
ReplyDeleteLOL @ anon!
ReplyDeletewhat is your email i need to update my address and blog on the goodmail list. also i was in town last night but didnt know how to get a hold of you so i am sorry. I did stop at the mike chicken statue
ReplyDeleteDang you are hot.
ReplyDeleteI bet the fries were too.
Holy cuteness! I need to haul out the Halloween stuff! :D
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