Jeanie asks about Vegemite

Jeanie G. Ahhhhh..........A doubter I see. Well let's remedy that quick smart my mate. Give us ya address and I'll send you a jar of Vegemite along with a pair of Steveâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]s undies.

we add brown sugar, molasses, etc. to our Baked Beans! Man and you think we are strange??? Steve would never eat that! I have heard a vicious rumour that you put that syrup stuff on yer eggs too!! Surly not? Don't you Mericans know the difference between sweet and savoury???

I'm holding up my drawing of a pistol ....... Have you got yours ready mate? LOL. Tania and I will meet you and your cohort in the empty field at dawn near the old oak tree just as the mists are rolling in. Be ready!!!!


Here is some study material.......

http://www.crocodilehunter.com/index1.html



Steve catches Crocodiles by hand because it's less stress on the animal.

Did somebody say Snipe hunt???? Oh I love Snipes!!! :LOL: :laughing: :LOL:
Maybe we could also do some "cow tipping" on the way to look for Snipes! :laughing2:

I think this cow is scared of snipes!!!

Good idea, Debby, and didn't I suggest that before we got into this "pistols at dawn" thing? So, who's up for a snipe hunt? Come on, Leslie and Tania, Debbie will lead the "cow tipping" and I will take you all on a snipe hunt when it gets dark. We don't eat "syrup stuff" on our eggs; we eat syrup on our pancakes and waffles, and salt and pepper on our eggs. Some use Ketchup, but they're not purists! How is our friend, Tania holding up since the last duel? If she's up to it we'll have baked beans (with brown sugar and all the goodies) and hot dogs for lunch. Debbie will be happy to cook, won't you Debbie? I'll be out all night on the snipe hunt, of course. Oh, we should save some beans for Rhea; she doesn't know what "good" is!

Whoops! We cross posted, or something. Is that where you keep your cows? Is it easier to milk them up there? Wouldn't you need a rather tall ladder? We keep ours in fields and milk them in barns. To each his own, though.

Beans Hey!!!! Me mate Tania is no where to be found I'm getting worried the snipes have got her!

TANIA MATE WHERE ARE YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Now Jeanie Mate, the cows up the tree cause the crocs will get it if you don't give Steve back.

Well, we might consider joint custody, but you can't call him naughty names any more, and needless to say, you have to turn yourselves in to the proper authorities for Hoodwinking in the First Degree. Now, be sure to wear sturdy shoes for our hike in the woods--if you don't get locked up in the brig, that is.

Aye Aye Captain!!! :tounge2:

Ah, I see that it's prime time. I'll see you tomorrow for the cow tipping, etc. It'll be a big day! Bring a warm jacket for the woods at night! Bring Tania too.

Sure, I'll do the cooking...as long as someone else does the dishes! :laughing: But I DO like ketchup on my eggs!! ( on scrambled eggs that is, not on the fried or poached ones)

Hey, how the heck did that cow get up in that tree??? :laughing2

I'm here, I'm here, I'm here, I'm here!!! We hafta wait but. Kumbulu is feeling a little 'gay' at the moment, being doped up on painkillers to deal with a middle ear infection. Therefore, her aim is nowhere near her usual outstanding accuracy and she's swaying down the street mumbling something about the little fairies that she can see dancing among the flowers. :bubbly: :kitty5: :splitter: :clown:

PS. Debby, we will not divulge the secret of how the cow got up the tree except to say it involved a lot of lifting by Bundy And Kum.

Cow for Richard Cranium - Quid Pro Quo Clarice...

Ah Geez mate!!!!!! I thought you'd gone walk about!!!

Hey Mate Re: Kumbulu is feeling a little 'gay' at the moment I don't mean to be rude cobber but are you refering to being high as a kite, happy as a lark or as camp as a boy scout?

Quid pro quo, eh? But I don't need a cow in the tree. I was willing to share Steve, however. I guess you're not well enought to go cow tipping or snipe hunting then. By the way, gay is a perfectly good word, but has taken on a different meaning in the States. Therefore, most people don't use it to mean whoozy or happy. It has to do with sexual preference, which I don't think you intended.
NOW, back to our hike in the woods! I aimed high, so you should be OK!

Bundy Lee, What's wrong with talking to fairies in the flowers? That's where they live. Some people see their wings covered with sparkles, as they are, and think they're seeing petals with dew, but those of us who believe know better. My mother could see fairies, so I know they're in the flowers. When I hurry to look, they hide, though....I wish they wouldn't. They used to put candy under my pillow when I was sleeping only because I'd been good.

Okay Jeanie LOL are you on the same medication as me mate Tania????

No, I'm fine. I'm not the one lifting cows into trees!

I found a recipe on Usenet for vegemite... Not sure if it's the same or not...

Vegemite

... submitted by NoRoosinAustria-food.chat
from Austria

Hello people. I found a recipe for Vegemite in an AUSTRIAN cookbook, oddly.

I don't know how close to form this turns out, and I'm not entirely sure I
translated the German right. One way to find out, I guess. You'll have to adjust
for metric, and I found fresh yeast in little cubes here next to cheese, but I'm
not sure I've ever seen it in the States!

2 small onions
2 Tablespoons butter
2 Tablespoons dried bread crumbs
60 g fresh yeast
1/4 Liter milk
1/2 Tablespoon Majoram (a spice)

Dice the onion finely, fry in butter.
Stir in yeast and breadcumbs, cook until yeast begins to brown.
Add milk, stir, and allow mixture to boil, then remove from heat.
Crumble and add Majoram.

Remember, Vegemite is to be spread THINLY on bread, it has a rather, shall we
say, DISTINCTIVE flavor.

Dear Marcy, I can't tell you how much I appreciate this recipe. I will lock it up in a very safe place! I can't believe you found it in an Austrian cookbook. Seriously, it does satisfy my curiosity, not that I doubted my dear friend Bundy for a minute!!

Actually, I found it in rec.food.recipes newsgroup but you are most welcome! I may actually venture to try it someday myself