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                       OVEN BAKED GERMAN PANCAKES

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Serving Size  : 6    Preparation Time :0:00
Categories    : Brunch                           Ethnic

 Amount  Measure       Ingredient -- Preparation Method
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                       -karen thackeray
                       -pancakes
  6                    Eggs -- slightly beaten
  1       c            All-purp flour
  1       c            Milk
  3       tb           Butter -- melted
  1       pn           Salt
                       -toppings
                       Syrup -- your choice
                       Confectioners sugar
                       Brown sugar
                       Fruit mixed with yogurt

 Preheat oven to 450F. Grease well a 13x9x2-inch baking
 dish. Combine eggs and flour in bowl. Add milk,
 butter, and salt; mix well. Pour into prepared dish.
 Bake for 15-20 min or until puffed. Cut into serving
 pieces. Serve with desired toppings. Source: Apron
 Strings ----- This is really easy to do! Hope it helps.

  Karen in S.CA
 FOOD AND WINE CLUB TOPIC:   TEX-MEX & BBQ TIME:
   03/20 11:18 AM TO: ALL FROM:    DAVID BURKS
 (MFHB39A) SUBJECT: SMOKERS\GRLLS While flying from
 Atlanta to Phoenix yesterday, met a guy who won the
 1991 World Championship BBQ cooking contest in Memphis
 about 3 years ago - gave me these 2 recipes - dry rub
 and sauce:

  Dry Rub: 4 tsp paprika, 2 tsp salt, 2 tsp onion
 powder, 2 tsp grnd black pepper, 2 tsp white pepper, 1
 tsp cayenne >>> pepper.  Mix in jar, cover and shake
 well to mix.  Sprinke rub liberally on ribs.  Allow to
 stand 20-30 mins at room temp until rub appears wet.
 Prepare smoker for long, slow cooking using h chips
 for flavor.  Cook ribs, bone side down at 230 degrees
 using indirect heat.  Turn & cook 2 more hrs. Turn &
 cook 1 more hr.  During last 15 mins, baste w bbq
 sauce (see below) diluted by 1/2 w water.  Serve w
 warm, undiluted sauce on the side.

  Sauce:  6 tbsp salt, 6 tbsp black pepper, 6 tsp chili
 powder, 4 cups ketchup, 4 cups w vinegar, 4 cups
 water, >>>> 1 onion, large, yellow, diced, 1/2 cup
 sorghum molasses.

  Combine ingredients in large saucepan.  Bring to
 rolling boil, reduce heat and simmer 11/2 hrs,
 stirring every 10 mins or so.  Pour into sterilized
 canning jars, seal and let stand 2-6 weeks before use.

  Dave/Tempe, AZ
 FOOD AND WINE CLUB TOPIC:   TEX-MEX & BBQ TIME:
   03/20 12:28 PM TO: ALL FROM:    RICK RICHTER
 (KKTJ99A) SUBJECT: SMOKERS\GRLLS Would like to share
 a resourse availible to those interested in the art of
 smokin' & grillin'. A free catalog containing a
 multitude of goodies of intrest to this BB is
 availible from "Sausage Maker", 177 Military Rd.
 Buffalo, NY 14207. (Yes NY!) This is a 63 pg
 informative catalog called "Sausage Making,Smoking &
 Meat Curing".If this book doesn't have the equipment
 or supplies that are of intrest> then you shouldn't be
 here!! This is a "gotta have it".The service is fast &
 courtious & their inventory covers items I've never
 heard of. Bulk spices are also avalible in many forms.
 It's real informative reading if nothing else.

  Enjoy      Rick Richter Lancaster, Ca.
 FOOD AND WINE CLUB TOPIC:   TEX-MEX & BBQ TIME:
   03/09  8:03 AM TO: MILLIE HENRY   (MVXC98A) FROM:
   DOLORES GILLETTE   (SRDS42A) SUBJECT: CHILI Hi,
 Millie and thanks for your post. Here is the recipe
 for ChilE Verde as stated on the info sheet that came
 with my



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