Unions Killed the Twinkie

[Red Arrow]

Bread pudding was the sole option. But I am the only one that likes it. BTW, bread pudding was the only food the Army did well. IMO

Shore based Navy food in the early 70's wasn't too bad. I only did a short Carrier Qual for "sea duty" and that was OK too.  I don't know about the food for a full duration "cruise".

[heironymouspasparagus]

Bread pudding was the sole option. But I am the only one that likes it. BTW, bread pudding was the only food the Army did well. IMO

I'm sure you heard of SOS....one of my uncles was cook in Army during WWII Europe - he was a great cook, but one of my favorites was SOS - he fixed the recipe they trained him with and showed his brothers and sister how to make it right!  Yum!!

And it can be made with a lot of things from dried beef to hamburger, sausage, bacon crumbles, chicken, etc.  One thing that has totally messed it up in this country is Crisco, or other vegetable oil.  Use lard - accept no substitutes!!   (I always use whole wheat flour for the extra "nutty" flavor ya get.)

[Conan71]

Bread pudding was the sole option. But I am the only one that likes it. BTW, bread pudding was the only food the Army did well. IMO

Bread pudding with a bourbon glaze is simply amazing.  If you are ever in Hicktown in OKC, stop in at Jazzmo's for some.  Best I've had anywhere.

[guido911]

Bread pudding with a bourbon glaze is simply amazing.  If you are ever in Hicktown in OKC, stop in at Jazzmo's for some.  Best I've had anywhere.

The Fountains that was around Southern Hills used to nail it.

[Gaspar]

The Fountains that was around Southern Hills used to nail it.

Yes they did!  Used to eat lunch there once a week.  Took me years to lose the results.

[sgrizzle]

I like chocodiles

[guido911]

I like chocodiles

Bought a box yesterday. Love them.