I'm an Okie!

Ok, so I was born and bread in Oklahoma. When I was transplanted to Florida as a child, I missed a lot about Oklahoma. Mostly the food. Let's face it, Florida is hardly the south. Maybe a few households, but most of Florida is a mix of everything. The most southern thing about Florida is it's geography. Anyhow, what is more southern than your Grandma's cooking. In my case, my Nanny. That is what I call my Grandma. Her cooking was always the best. I guess that is where I got my love of cooking. When she passed away in 2005, the only thing I wanted of hers was her recipes. Nothing makes me feel more connected to her than making one of her dishes. So, I thought what better way to honor her than to share her recipes with others. If you love southern cooking, keep me in mind. And if you have any requests, I will do my best to find them for you.

HAPPY EATING!

Friday, January 23, 2009

Hootenanny

This is another strange one. It can be eaten savory or sweet. I prefer it with something like prime rib, using the broth on top of my hootenanny. My husband put maple syrup on it. It is your preference.

Hootenanny
6 Eggs
1 C. Flour
1 C. Milk
1/2 tsp. Salt
1 Stick Butter
Begin heating oven to 425. Place stick of butter in 9x13 pan, and place in oven. Butter will melt in pan, just make sure it doesn't burn. While your butter is melting, mix the rest of the ingredients together. Pour in baking dish on top of melted butter. Place back in oven and bake at 425 for 25 minutes.
It will look strange and rise in weird places. We just tear off what pieces we want. You can top it with syrup, fruit, powdered sugar, or my favorite Au Jus!

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