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TerryM
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Posted: 15 Nov 2009 at 1:36pm |
What you need:
1. Clean wood dowel rod. (2" diameter) 2. Bisquick 3. Canned pie filling (blue berry, apple etc.) I haven't made these since my 35 and 34 year old daughters were little kids! That would be a day or 2 at least! Make a dough out of some Bisquick. Form dough around the dowel rod extending up 6", or however far you want. The dough should be about 1/2" thick. Hold the "stick" over the fire and rotate it while it is cooking the dough. After the dough is browned a little slide the cooked dough off the stick. Now, spoon in whatever pie filling you like. You now have pie finger food! Very yummy! I "think" if you floured the stick end the dough won't stick. But to be honest about it I don't remember if it sticks or not. Terry |
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PodPatrol
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Hey, that sounds good !! I wonder if one could sprinkle something on the outside of the Bisquick before browning it. For example, cinnamon and sugar for the Apple filling ... or what-ever... |
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TerryM
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Why not. The sugar would melt and make a glossy finish though. Still could work! Terry |
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throttle96
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TerryM, with all your good recipes, I vote that you are in charge of the cooking at the Pod Round-Up.
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TerryM
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I can just see the headlines now: Authorities Are Investigating The Deaths Of The Pod People. Terry |
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PodPatrol
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Yeah, from to much good food !!!!
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yizit
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Sounds yummy.....gotta try that.
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penny-podding
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You can do a similar thing with a hot dog on a stick surrounded by a can biscuit. Then over the fire for cooking.
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pepperpod
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Thanks Penny for the recipes.
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tabkld93
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We use a pie iron and make all sorts of goodies like these. You can find them anywhere camping gear is sold.
This site has info and recipes http://www.pieiron.com
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Todd, Karen & Leah
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