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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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During my quiet time this morning I thought about things in my past (as I tend to do during Holidays). Back on simpler times. It got me thinking about "comfort food" and things my Grandmother used to fix us. My favorite Winter food was "Breakfast for Dinner". Every once and a while on cold evenings she would cook these thick pancakes in an old black cast iron skillet. She liked to cook them a little on the "brown" side. I loved the little "crispys" (the little bits of batter the broke off the pancakes) because they would even get browner. She always saved those for me. She served the pancakes with real butter, Steen's Pure Cane Syrup (a really dark, strong taste) and sausage patties. I can close my eyes and almost smell it. Well I'm determined to treat myself to this favorite meal from long ago. My comfort food.
Thought it would be interesting to hear from others from different places and experiences. What's your comfort food? Think about it and if you wish let us know. And best of all treat yourself to it this Holiday Season.
Mark
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