I may have to have my daughter in law arrested again ;)

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jd50ae
jd50ae Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 4,109
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She learned to make biscuits from a jail matron who took a liking to her, kind of a work release thing where they cooked for a bunch of female lady girl people at a half way house. They are the best biscuits I have ever had, and that is saying a lot. She was just about to learn about southern style greens and macaroni and cheese when she was released. Who says you can't learn worthwhile stuff in jail..?
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  • New Boots
    New Boots Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,634
    Send her! Then bring her here when she gets out...I like food!
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  • jd50ae
    jd50ae Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 4,109
    New Boots:
    Send her! Then bring her here when she gets out...I like food!


    I think I will...with a list of things to learn for my Fantasy Cigar Bar. Got to have some good southern style feel good food.
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  • Gaetano7890
    Gaetano7890 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 771
    There are a lot of good food and simple ways to cook food learned in prison perfect example jack Mack in a crock pot. I have seen a lot of these thing that the residents at work will do with cafeteria and commissary food. Not worth a trip to the slammer though. LOL
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  • Puff_Dougie
    Puff_Dougie Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,182
    Gaetano7890:
    There are a lot of good food and simple ways to cook food learned in prison perfect example jack Mack in a crock pot. I have seen a lot of these thing that the residents at work will do with cafeteria and commissary food. Not worth a trip to the slammer though. LOL
    Great idea for some enterprising ex-con though: The Prison Commissary Cook Book!
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  • perkinke
    perkinke Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,562
    jd50ae:
    She learned to make biscuits from a jail matron who took a liking to her, kind of a work release thing where they cooked for a bunch of female lady girl people at a half way house. They are the best biscuits I have ever had, and that is saying a lot. She was just about to learn about southern style greens and macaroni and cheese when she was released. Who says you can't learn worthwhile stuff in jail..?
    That's good to hear, hopefully that will give her a skill and something she enjoys to keep her from going back, heck, worked for the guy who founded Dave's Killer Bread. And man, great biscuits are hard to find!
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  • jd50ae
    jd50ae Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 4,109
    Puff_Dougie:
    Gaetano7890:
    There are a lot of good food and simple ways to cook food learned in prison perfect example jack Mack in a crock pot. I have seen a lot of these thing that the residents at work will do with cafeteria and commissary food. Not worth a trip to the slammer though. LOL
    Great idea for some enterprising ex-con though: The Prison Commissary Cook Book!


    Love it....
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