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Professor Dawghair

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Cold crawfish are just as good as hot crawfish.


Amen to that.
I've made it just once. It was delicious but a lot of work.

Used a recipe that was posted on here I think.

Edit: here is a link to that old thread with the same recipe linked by Stadium. F&D Link

Stuffed Turkey Wings



re: Small Nonstick Pan

Posted by Professor Dawghair on 2/14/26 at 8:20 am to
I buy the Tramotina version and toss when they start showing some wear.
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Part of the issue with E-Verify (IIRC, it might’ve changed) is an employer can’t question documents turned in if you think they’re fake.


This is correct. If an employer suspects the person isn't who they say they are and they ask additional questions that they wouldn't ask Bubba from Houma, they could get a knock on the door from DOJ. I've seen it happen.

Employers need a foolproof tool to determine who is legal and who isn't.
I don't know a thing about running a restaurant but I would like a place that serves hot dogs, tamales and fried chicken. Just 3 things, but do it well.
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I know traditional Caesar has anchovies.


The original didn't but adding anchovy is an improvement imo.
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3 cups


Per gallon? Or his 2 gallon batch?

re: WFDT

Posted by Professor Dawghair on 2/1/26 at 8:27 pm to
gumbo from last night. Left overnight on the deck and it froze solid.

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Get a Waffle House franchise that isn't a rental.


Waffle House is almost all corporate owned. There are some legacy exceptions though I think but not many.

My standard order: hash browns, smothered, covered and capped. Two eggs over easy on top. Side of sausage. Raisin toast with grape jelly.
I'm sorry Cal.

Here you go... name of Monty

re: WFDT 1/1/26

Posted by Professor Dawghair on 1/1/26 at 6:13 pm to
white beans and cornbread. Also made a big pot of mustard/turnip greens.



re: WFST

Posted by Professor Dawghair on 12/30/25 at 5:36 pm to
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the roast crisped up on the outside and made a bunch of crispy fatty meat chunks


That sounds interesting. It stayed tender?
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Aidells


I think Aidells andouille is the best option in my regular grocery stores here in Georgia.
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Found a recipe and made this today.


I took a pot down to South Georgia to add to our family's traditional, turkey, ham, cornbread dressing Christmas meal. It was a big hit.

re: WFDT

Posted by Professor Dawghair on 12/28/25 at 6:36 pm to
Brenda Gannt fried eggplant and some roasted chicken wings.

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The SEC has won 1 championship and odds are against a win this year. That's 1/4.


Mental note to revisit this thread when it's an all SEC Final.
This probably won't work since the steaks are well done and this relies on there being some juice collecting on the plate while it's resting, but I'll put it out there anyway.

I mix a very small amount of horseradish sauce, balsamic vinegar and a smidge of anchovy paste and put it on my plate while the steak is resting. Usually some juice collects under the steak while it's resting. When it's time to eat, I tilt the plate and mix that concoction into the steak juice.

I'm really talking about a small amount. No more than a teaspoon total. Maybe less. I just eyeball it.

The flavored juice becomes the "sauce" and it's delicious.