![]() That was one of my lowest moments as a Red Sox fan after it happened, I drove around sobbing and listening to James Ingram's "Just Once" like the Last American Virgin. Q: Did you see what happened at Fenway on (Clemens's last appearance), when they applauded Clemens as he left? It looked like the climactic scene from "The Warriors." All that was missing was the leader of the Gramercy Riffs saying, "We thought you were s-, but you're good, real good." What was your reaction? Did you even soften a little bit on Clemens? I know I didn't. ![]() ![]() Ĭlemens got a standing ovation at Fenway. More importantly, it's time to delve into another mailbag. What's going on back in Bristol? Did they hire Grady Little as a consultant? And where was the tribute to the late Gordon Jump on yesterday's page? Here's a guy who guest-starred in the creepiest sitcom episode of all-time - nearly molesting Arnold and Dudley on "Diff'rent Strokes," terrifying an entire generation of kids in the early '80's - and he doesn't even get mentioned in the Daily Quickie? The man had Dudley's shirt off, for God's sake! And if that wasn't bad enough, they ran a picture of the TMQ guy posing with cheerleaders half his age, then neglected to include the theme music from "American Beauty." Of course, these are the same people who hired Graham Hays to write a "Why you should be watching women's sports" column, which was like Source Magazine running a feature titled, "Why you should be listening to Clay Aiken." Way to know your audience, guys. Two hours later the mixture is ready to be broken up and put into gift bags or a tight-lidded storage container.My editors insist on intros for these mailbags. I will not disclose how many times I repeat this. With these I just can’t help myself – I take my fork and do my best “HEY, your Peanut Butter got on my Chocolate,” exclamation as I dunk… then I switch to “NO! Your Chocolate fell in my Peanut Butter!” and go again. You see, this process has left 2 not-quite-cleaned-out bowls of melty deliciousness: This needs to dry for AT LEAST 1 hour, and 2 is better, before you do anything.īUT WAIT, I have a bribe for you. Then drizzle it onto the popcorn as well: Now, lather, rinse, repeat with the Peanut Butter chips, keeping in mind that you do NOT want to over-heat them or they actually get a little chalky – so heat for 15-30 seconds at a time, stirring until just melted. ![]() Stirring in between each 30 second burst:ĭip the tines of a fork into the chocolate and drizzle over the Crunch n Munch as evenly as you can (this doesn’t need to be artistically done, just get some chocolate on all the pieces and use up all the chocolate.) In a microwave safe bowl, melt the chocolate chips at 30 second intervals: Spread the Crunch n’ Munch out on the large piece of foil until it is in a single layer, as in the picture above. My very next thought was “WAIT, I can totally make that!” The first year I made homemade Carmel corn, which added a bunch of time and effort to the whole thing – so I decided I would “lazy it up” a bit.ġ “family sized” box of Carmel Crunch n’ Munchġ/2 bag peanut butter chips (don’t use PB from the jar, it will never harden. Well shut my mouth and call me Brutus – the stuff is A-MAYYYYYY-ZIIIIIIING! Carmel popcorn and peanuts with chocolate and peanut butter, as if they had melted a bunch of delicious buckeyes and encased the mixture in them! However, a few days later I found The Hub snacking on it and decided to grab a handful for myself. I scoffed at the snack, and added it to the pile of OSU stuff we received that year. A few year’s ago one of The Hub’s Ohio-dwelling relatives sent us a box of something called “Buckeye Crunch” with our Christmas package.
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