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Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Waffles and Other Stuff

Waffle can be a noun or verb. As a noun waffle is a crisp golden-brown pancake with deep indentations on both sides. As a verb, waffle is to speak or to write in a vague and wordy manor. For an example of the noun form, take a trip to a Waffle House and order a waffle breakfast. For an example of the verb form, take a trip to Washington DC and listen to any congressional speaker.

While working on our morning chores today, I really felt like I wanted waffles for breakfast, then I decided on french toast, then back to waffles. It should not be this hard to decide on breakfast. So a compromise was in order. As Carol i talked about it, we agreed to have french toast made with thick sliced Texas toast cooked on a waffle iron. So here is the new food item from breakfast, French Toast Waffle - Texas style.

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That was a pretty yummy breakfast. Plus I was able to enjoy waffles and french toast at the same time.

Today was hay restocking day. The hay is stored in barn 1. Barn 2 needed restocking so I moved 10 bails of hay from barn 1 to barn 2. I almost forgot to take a before photo. So here is before after stacking two bails.

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Here is the after photo with 10 bails stacked.

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Not to be outdone with breakfast, I decided to carry the waffle theme into dinner. Actually desert. Can you tell what this is?

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That is a Chocolate Brownie Waffle Strawberry Shortcake.

After today, I think it is safe to say that I've had my fill of waffles. Come back tomorrow and I'll let you know how the grilled pizza works out.

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1 comment:

  1. Hey, great idea. I live in a small RV without an oven, I made cornbread in my waffle iron the other day. Mine is a round,deep Belgium waffle maker, so I don't know about making french toast in it, I suppose I could put one piece of bread in the center.

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