Does breakfast count? I'm hooked on buttermilk pancakes. I make my own buttermilk with whole milk and two tablespoons of white vinegar. Delicious.
Oh it counts 👍👍
Does breakfast count? I'm hooked on buttermilk pancakes. I make my own buttermilk with whole milk and two tablespoons of white vinegar. Delicious.
crabman i make pancakes from scratch too,,, and thats how i make my own butter milk too,,,,, butter milk with pancakes the only way to go(y),,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,[COLOR=rgb(26, 188, 156)]><))))>
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morning irish soda bread with whip cream cheese// soup for lunch,,,,full of macs 😜 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,[COLOR=rgb(26, 188, 156)] ><)))):>
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crabman i make pancakes from scratch too,,, and thats how i make my own butter milk too,,,,, butter milk with pancakes the only way to go(y),,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,[COLOR=rgb(26, 188, 156)]><))))>
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Mojoe. Looks like you've been in my pantry. I love buttermilk pancakes and making your own buttermilk is the only way to go as far as I'm concerned. I used to throw out so much buttermilk. Now I make what I need.
I got out on the low tide this morning and dug a few dozen clams for a snack. Plenty of clams available to be dug in my favorite honey hole but only took what I needed. I'm so happy the clams have come back in the GSB. I saw thirteen commercial diggers.
I got out on the low tide this morning and dug a few dozen clams for a snack. Plenty of clams available to be dug in my favorite honey hole but only took what I needed. I'm so happy the clams have come back in the GSB. I saw thirteen commercial diggers.
They look delicious gotta love fresh dug clams
They look delicious gotta love fresh dug clams
Cany. I love the whole process. I got up, dropped my Carolina Skiff in the water for it's first 2025 ride across the bay. Put on my waders, scratched up what I needed in minutes and went home. The clams were in clean sand and I didn't soak them for long. Like many here, I enjoy cooking and quickly they were turned into clams casino. Some are darker than others due to smoked paprika. Life's good.
Cany. I love the whole process. I got up, dropped my Carolina Skiff in the water for it's first 2025 ride across the bay. Put on my waders, scratched up what I needed in minutes and went home. The clams were in clean sand and I didn't soak them for long. Like many here, I enjoy cooking and quickly they were turned into clams casino. Some are darker than others due to smoked paprika. Life's good.
how do you soak/clean your clams of sand?
how do you soak/clean your clams of sand?
When I dig in sand, I don't find much sediment in the clams but I still put them in a bucket of water and allow them to purge anything they want to for a few hours or whenever I'm ready to use them. The clams dug in a muddier bottom are usually soaked in a bucket of plain bay water for a few hours or overnight. If they are really dirty or they are steamers, I soak them in bay water with corn meal overnight.
When I dig in sand, I don't find much sediment in the clams but I still put them in a bucket of water and allow them to purge anything they want to for a few hours or whenever I'm ready to use them. The clams dug in a muddier bottom are usually soaked in a bucket of plain bay water for a few hours or overnight. If they are really dirty or they are steamers, I soak them in bay water with corn meal overnight.
yea that's what i have heard. do you put in fridge or leave the bucket in say the garage or something?
When I dig in sand, I don't find much sediment in the clams but I still put them in a bucket of water and allow them to purge anything they want to for a few hours or whenever I'm ready to use them. The clams dug in a muddier bottom are usually soaked in a bucket of plain bay water for a few hours or overnight. If they are really dirty or they are steamers, I soak them in bay water with corn meal overnight.
Thats how Dad did steamers soaked in corn meal and thats how I do it. Wife thought I was nuts first time I did it
Cany. I love the whole process. I got up, dropped my Carolina Skiff in the water for it's first 2025 ride across the bay. Put on my waders, scratched up what I needed in minutes and went home. The clams were in clean sand and I didn't soak them for long. Like many here, I enjoy cooking and quickly they were turned into clams casino. Some are darker than others due to smoked paprika. Life's good.
Years ago me and my buds would take the 12 aluminum across Moriches Bay and foot clam them up I miss doing that but I really miss getting steamers on low tide on the west side of the ponquoge bridge did that a lot as a kid
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