Scotty wrote:

Dang it gets cold at night. As soon as the sun fell I knew
it was a ''baked beans night'' ( helps one keep warm ) . For
some reason I'm not allowed to eat them at home ( go
figure), so I keep a few cans in the boat. Thought this one
up as I was sailing;
First I grilled a bunch of Spam slices, then cut them into
chunks. Put a pot of beans on the stove, add the chunks. Let
simmer for a while, or till you're hungry. Make a big peace
sign of Squirty Cheese on top ( add tomatoes if Haggy's
coming for dinner ). Eat right out of the pot. MmmMmm ,
damn , that's good!!!

Eat it right out of the pot? No, I'm sorry, but that just won't do.

A meal should be served on the proper dinnerware, especially if you go
to that much time and trouble to prepare it. Such a fine meal deserves
the proper presentation, and in this case, I'd recomend the traditional
trough.

//Walt

"Walt" wrote
| A meal should be served on the proper dinnerware, especially if you go
| to that much time and trouble to prepare it. Such a fine meal deserves
| the proper presentation, and in this case, I'd recomend the traditional
| trough.

roflao Good one, Walt! If I want grease, I'll eat a Caesar salad with
blackened chicken on top..... That's enough grease for anybody.

Cheers,
Ellen

Walt wrote:
Scotty wrote:

Dang it gets cold at night. As soon as the sun fell I knew
it was a ''baked beans night'' ( helps one keep warm ) . For
some reason I'm not allowed to eat them at home ( go
figure), so I keep a few cans in the boat. Thought this one
up as I was sailing;
First I grilled a bunch of Spam slices, then cut them into
chunks. Put a pot of beans on the stove, add the chunks. Let
simmer for a while, or till you're hungry. Make a big peace
sign of Squirty Cheese on top ( add tomatoes if Haggy's
coming for dinner ). Eat right out of the pot. MmmMmm ,
damn , that's good!!!


Eat it right out of the pot? No, I'm sorry, but that just won't do.

A meal should be served on the proper dinnerware, especially if you go
to that much time and trouble to prepare it. Such a fine meal deserves
the proper presentation, and in this case, I'd recomend the traditional
trough.

//Walt

Or a cedar bucket....

"Walt" wrote in message
...
Scotty wrote:

Dang it gets cold at night. As soon as the sun fell I
knew
it was a ''baked beans night'' ( helps one keep warm ) .
For
some reason I'm not allowed to eat them at home ( go
figure), so I keep a few cans in the boat. Thought this
one
up as I was sailing;
First I grilled a bunch of Spam slices, then cut them
into
chunks. Put a pot of beans on the stove, add the chunks.
Let
simmer for a while, or till you're hungry. Make a big
peace
sign of Squirty Cheese on top ( add tomatoes if Haggy's
coming for dinner ). Eat right out of the pot. MmmMmm
,
damn , that's good!!!

Eat it right out of the pot? No, I'm sorry, but that just
won't do.

A meal should be served on the proper dinnerware,
especially if you go
to that much time and trouble to prepare it. Such a fine
meal deserves
the proper presentation, and in this case, I'd recomend
the traditional
trough.

You carry a trough on your boat?

SBV

Scotty wrote:
"Walt" wrote

Such a fine meal deserves
the proper presentation, and in this case, I'd recomend
the traditional trough.

You carry a trough on your boat?

I certainly would if I ate chopped Spam with aerosol cheese on top.


//Walt

"Walt" wrote in message
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Scotty wrote:
"Walt" wrote

Such a fine meal deserves
the proper presentation, and in this case, I'd recomend
the traditional trough.

You carry a trough on your boat?

I certainly would if I ate chopped Spam with aerosol
cheese on top.


you have Colitis?

Scotty wrote:
"Walt" wrote in message
...

Scotty wrote:

"Walt" wrote

Such a fine meal deserves
the proper presentation, and in this case, I'd recomend

the traditional trough.

You carry a trough on your boat?

I certainly would if I ate chopped Spam with aerosol

cheese on top.


you have Colitis?


He would if he ate Spam and squirty cheese...and his gallbladder
wouldn't appreciate it either...