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Topic: Stranded on a Desert Island - part 7
vivian2981 Joined Thu 04/16/09 Posts: 37289	Wed 08/17/11 03:34 PM
Lets take a break for a serious comment! I think we should nominate the above pic as one of the funniest mingle pics EVER! Vivian does much to brighten our day. awwwwwwwww..shucks would like to thank the pea pickin nominatin committee.he deserves everything he gets.

vivian2981 Joined Thu 04/16/09 Posts: 37289	Wed 08/17/11 03:35 PM
We'll get an hurricane by then! Promise????? We need a BIG one! Can't you just point Mano? You've never met manO have you

metalwing Joined Fri 11/14/08 Posts: 26218	Wed 08/17/11 03:54 PM
We'll get an hurricane by then! Promise????? We need a BIG one! Can't you just point Mano? You've never met manO have you I was referring to the "wind".

vivian2981 Joined Thu 04/16/09 Posts: 37289	Wed 08/17/11 04:13 PM
We'll get an hurricane by then! Promise????? We need a BIG one! Can't you just point Mano? You've never met manO have you I was referring to the "wind".

metalwing Joined Fri 11/14/08 Posts: 26218	Wed 08/17/11 09:05 PM
Lets take a break for a serious comment! I think we should nominate the above pic as one of the funniest mingle pics EVER! Vivian does much to brighten our day. I need to tickle those feet!!!! awwwwwwwww..shucks would like to thank the pea pickin nominatin committee.he deserves everything he gets.

galendgirl Joined Sun 07/06/08 Posts: 24728	Fri 08/19/11 02:58 PM
I was referring to the "wind". Nobody light a match...

oldsage Joined Thu 09/14/06 Posts: 18043	Fri 08/19/11 04:07 PM
Lets take a break for a serious comment! I think we should nominate the above pic as one of the funniest mingle pics EVER! Vivian does much to brighten our day. I need to tickle those feet!!!! awwwwwwwww..shucks would like to thank the pea pickin nominatin committee.he deserves everything he gets. couple of REAL MONKEES

vivian2981 Joined Thu 04/16/09 Posts: 37289	Fri 08/19/11 06:08 PM
we try.

Sharris Joined Sun 12/10/06 Posts: 7300	Fri 08/19/11 06:30 PM
we try. offering lessons.

metalwing Joined Fri 11/14/08 Posts: 26218	Fri 08/19/11 06:31 PM
we try. offering lessons. Here. Have a banana!

vivian2981 Joined Thu 04/16/09 Posts: 37289	Sat 08/20/11 05:58 AM
we try. offering lessons. Here. Have a banana! Oh thanks....no barbque?

Sharris Joined Sun 12/10/06 Posts: 7300	Sat 08/20/11 06:03 AM
we try. offering lessons. Here. Have a banana! Oh thanks....no barbque? nanna and BBQ a good combo.

vivian2981 Joined Thu 04/16/09 Posts: 37289	Sat 08/20/11 06:09 AM
we try. offering lessons. Here. Have a banana! Oh thanks....no barbque? nanna and BBQ a good combo. Have you ever bar b qued a banana?

metalwing Joined Fri 11/14/08 Posts: 26218	Sat 08/20/11 07:02 AM
we try. offering lessons. Here. Have a banana! Oh thanks....no barbque? nanna and BBQ a good combo. Have you ever bar b qued a banana? Actually BBQ nanners are excellent. Peel, cut in half lengthwise, wrap in foil and place on pit or grill. In 20 to thirty minutes they will be yummy. Variations are to pour on a little honey, butter pats, Cinnamon, or Kalaua ... or any mix of the above.

Sharris Joined Sun 12/10/06 Posts: 7300	Sat 08/20/11 07:06 AM
we try. offering lessons. Here. Have a banana! Oh thanks....no barbque? nanna and BBQ a good combo. Have you ever bar b qued a banana? Actually BBQ nanners are excellent. Peel, cut in half lengthwise, wrap in foil and place on pit or grill. In 20 to thirty minutes they will be yummy. Variations are to pour on a little honey, butter pats, Cinnamon, or Kalaua ... or any mix of the above. I have just opened the peel, added some yum and put on the grill that way.

metalwing Joined Fri 11/14/08 Posts: 26218	Sat 08/20/11 07:30 AM
we try. offering lessons. Here. Have a banana! Oh thanks....no barbque? nanna and BBQ a good combo. Have you ever bar b qued a banana? Actually BBQ nanners are excellent. Peel, cut in half lengthwise, wrap in foil and place on pit or grill. In 20 to thirty minutes they will be yummy. Variations are to pour on a little honey, butter pats, Cinnamon, or Kalaua ... or any mix of the above. I have just opened the peel, added some yum and put on the grill that way. The only ones I put directly on the grill are the plantains. The regular nanners get too soft and tend to fall apart.

Sharris Joined Sun 12/10/06 Posts: 7300	Sat 08/20/11 07:35 AM
we try. offering lessons. Here. Have a banana! Oh thanks....no barbque? nanna and BBQ a good combo. Have you ever bar b qued a banana? Actually BBQ nanners are excellent. Peel, cut in half lengthwise, wrap in foil and place on pit or grill. In 20 to thirty minutes they will be yummy. Variations are to pour on a little honey, butter pats, Cinnamon, or Kalaua ... or any mix of the above. I have just opened the peel, added some yum and put on the grill that way. The only ones I put directly on the grill are the plantains. The regular nanners get too soft and tend to fall apart. depends on how long. I've done both.

metalwing Joined Fri 11/14/08 Posts: 26218	Sat 08/20/11 07:57 AM
we try. offering lessons. Here. Have a banana! Oh thanks....no barbque? nanna and BBQ a good combo. Have you ever bar b qued a banana? Actually BBQ nanners are excellent. Peel, cut in half lengthwise, wrap in foil and place on pit or grill. In 20 to thirty minutes they will be yummy. Variations are to pour on a little honey, butter pats, Cinnamon, or Kalaua ... or any mix of the above. I have just opened the peel, added some yum and put on the grill that way. The only ones I put directly on the grill are the plantains. The regular nanners get too soft and tend to fall apart. depends on how long. I've done both. Right, me too. You wouldn't want to leave a peeled banana on the grill for twenty minutes. We grill pineapple and peaches directly on the grill too for nice little grill-marks and extra flavor. But the bananas we have gotten the most raves about were wrapped in foil to keep the Kuala in and to soften the entire fruit and to help the caramelzation process along. I serve it with Blue Bell Homemade Vanilla ice cream.

Sharris Joined Sun 12/10/06 Posts: 7300	Sat 08/20/11 08:01 AM
we try. offering lessons. Here. Have a banana! Oh thanks....no barbque? nanna and BBQ a good combo. Have you ever bar b qued a banana? Actually BBQ nanners are excellent. Peel, cut in half lengthwise, wrap in foil and place on pit or grill. In 20 to thirty minutes they will be yummy. Variations are to pour on a little honey, butter pats, Cinnamon, or Kalaua ... or any mix of the above. I have just opened the peel, added some yum and put on the grill that way. The only ones I put directly on the grill are the plantains. The regular nanners get too soft and tend to fall apart. depends on how long. I've done both. Right, me too. You wouldn't want to leave a peeled banana on the grill for twenty minutes. We grill pineapple and peaches directly on the grill too for nice little grill-marks and extra flavor. But the bananas we have gotten the most raves about were wrapped in foil to keep the Kuala in and to soften the entire fruit and to help the caramelzation process along. I serve it with Blue Bell Homemade Vanilla ice cream. sounds yum. i made Kahlua this year

metalwing Joined Fri 11/14/08 Posts: 26218	Sat 08/20/11 08:03 AM
we try. offering lessons. Here. Have a banana! Oh thanks....no barbque? nanna and BBQ a good combo. Have you ever bar b qued a banana? Actually BBQ nanners are excellent. Peel, cut in half lengthwise, wrap in foil and place on pit or grill. In 20 to thirty minutes they will be yummy. Variations are to pour on a little honey, butter pats, Cinnamon, or Kalaua ... or any mix of the above. I have just opened the peel, added some yum and put on the grill that way. The only ones I put directly on the grill are the plantains. The regular nanners get too soft and tend to fall apart. depends on how long. I've done both. Right, me too. You wouldn't want to leave a peeled banana on the grill for twenty minutes. We grill pineapple and peaches directly on the grill too for nice little grill-marks and extra flavor. But the bananas we have gotten the most raves about were wrapped in foil to keep the Kuala in and to soften the entire fruit and to help the caramelzation process along. I serve it with Blue Bell Homemade Vanilla ice cream. sounds yum. i made Kahlua this year I thought about making some but never got around to it. I hear that it is just as good.