Why are they called mock oysters?
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Musings beyond middle aged...
Sunday, March 8, 2026
Corn Fritters (Mock Oysters)
I used bell pepper, salt, black pepper, green onions and paprika in my mix. I didn't use cracker crumbs or corn meal.
*FOOTNOTE
When I say this cookbook has everything;
Labels:
baking powder,
bell pepper,
cooking oil of choice,
corn,
Corn Fritters (Mock Oysters),
egg,
flour,
pepper,
salt,
wild game
Saturday, February 14, 2026
Amish Bakery
Dutch Oven Bakery is an Amish bakery located in Falkville, Alabama. I took a day trip with others to see what they offered.
Inside did not disappoint. It was chock full of goodies. You can see pictures here.
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| I bought these items. I've had success using this microwave popcorn popper. ![]() ![]() There are many varieties of corn. All of it isn't yellow or white. You are probably wondering if the popcorn turns red after popping? No it doesn't. It turns out white and the kernels are smaller than the yellow that I'm used to. There seemed to be less husk to get out of my teeth and throat. I seasoned it the first time with a little powdered Ranch seasoning from the salad mix pack. The popcorn seasonings in the shakers are expensive and they have little to no taste to me.
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Friday, January 16, 2026
Tin Can Wind Chimes
Things don't always work out. You can either chalk it up to experience or you can try again.
In this particular instance I'd seen colorfrul wind chimes made from tin cans and thought I'd try it.
Oftentimes my problem is that I can't decide on what I want to do, end up incorporating all features and then it turns out a tragic mess.
I saw this.
Laura Daniel
*Coffee can, vegetable cans, Red Bull can. All spray painted white
*Cans painted with acrylic paint in the colors on the napkin.
*Napkin decoupaged onto one can.
Labels:
acrylic paint,
cans,
chain,
napkin,
string,
Tin Can Wind Chimes,
wire
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