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Vince · Posted: Mon Nov 01, 2010 12:12 am Post subject: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer

How to Make a Deep-Fried Mars Bar

Deep-fried Mars bars are a Scottish delicacy, proudly served in fish and chip shops up and down the country. There are few things more delicious than gooey, melting chocolate, nougat and caramel encased in a crispy golden shell. Now you can make your own at home.
Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Instructions
Things You'll Need:

* 1 Mars bar
* 5 oz. (150 g) flour
* 2.5 oz. (75 g) corn flour
* 1 pinch bicarbonate of soda (baking soda)
* 8 fl. oz. (225 ml) milk
* Oil (about 32 fl. oz. or 950 ml)
* Mixing bowl
* Deep fryer or saucepan

1. Chill the Mars bar in the refrigerator.

2. Mix together the flour, corn flour and bicarbonate of soda in the mixing bowl.

3. Add milk to the flour mixture until the batter becomes creamy.

4. Heat the oil in the saucepan or deep fryer.

5. Remove the Mars bar from the fridge and dispose of the wrapper.

6. Coat the Mars bar in batter until it is completely covered.

7. Carefully lower the coated Mars bar into the hot oil and fry until the coating is golden brown.

8. Remove the deep fried Mars bar from the oil and allow to cool on kitchen roll for several minutes.

9. Serve and enjoy.

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Deep Fried Mars Bar

I think this will work with other choccy bars Suz...never know if ya don't try.

Back onto topic...Can you carry your tags over to next year? Will they give you "credit" for them if you hand them back...(like maybe you will be guaranteed of tags in the draw next year)?

Cheers, Vince

tcknight · Posted: Mon Nov 01, 2010 11:13 am Post subject: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer

Sorry 'bout that Suzy. Better luck next year. Hey, do like we do and hit the road. Run from State to State until we connect. Very Happy

Gotta be a deer to shoot SOMEWHERE this season. Confused

(That's how us travelin' hunters think things are anyway.)

Bushmaster · Posted: Mon Nov 01, 2010 11:49 am Post subject: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer

No luck there Vince. At the end of the season you are either eating venison or you are applying salt and pepper to your tag and eating it.

Suzanne · Posted: Mon Nov 01, 2010 1:23 pm Post subject: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer

Just found out I have until the 5th! Pays to read once in a while....I turned my calendar over to Nov. and I marked the calendar for hunting days. This Friday is my last day. I might get Thur. off too if I swing it right.

Suz

Vince · Posted: Mon Nov 01, 2010 4:03 pm Post subject: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer

Suzanne wrote:

Just found out I have until the 5th! Pays to read once in a while....I turned my calendar over to Nov. and I marked the calendar for hunting days. This Friday is my last day. I might get Thur. off too if I swing it right.

Suz

Great stuff Suz...go get 'um mate. Misc

Cheers, Vince

Suzanne · Posted: Mon Nov 01, 2010 8:08 pm Post subject: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer

VINCE!!! can I carry my tags over to next year!! What a hoot! wish i could, that would be apples, eh what? No No NO it's like getting invited over for dinner, if you don't go you don't get dinner. I bought the tag, if I don't get the deer, tuff luck Charlie, try again next year. The tag fees pay for wildlife and habitat management, in harmony with ammo and firearms taxes sort of like gambling, the house always has the better end result in the long term.

I'm watching the world series baseball game right now, there's a guy (pitching for the Texas Rangers) consistently pitching at 97 MPH (that's 156.1 KPH) The guys he's striking out are just left there shakin their head. OOOps San Francisco just won the game.

Thanks for the deep fried candy bar thing, but I decided to take the candy to work and let those long legged, skinny 20+ yr olds have at it. They just about ate it all too.

stovepipe · Posted: Wed Nov 03, 2010 2:24 pm Post subject: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer

speaking of deer and baseball...

pfft- no need for guns with deer....they're as dumb as door nails...

pizza is all ya need, they'll come right up to ya then.... whack 'em with a bat!

eg:

Bushmaster · Posted: Wed Nov 03, 2010 2:53 pm Post subject: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer

Especially when they are half starved in the first place.

Maybe you could talk the left (dumbest of all) into feeding them right along with the even dumber condor

Suzanne · Posted: Wed Nov 03, 2010 9:13 pm Post subject: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer

Stovey You Wouldn't Do That!!! It's a pet!! Besides all you could do with it is make buffalo wings or some sort of Ritz finger food. (I didn't know how to spell hors devours)

Suz

Bushmaster · Posted: Wed Nov 03, 2010 9:16 pm Post subject: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer

Guarding the cave again tonight, Suz, while the ol' man sleeps?

Suzanne · Posted: Wed Nov 03, 2010 9:54 pm Post subject: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer

Still waiting for trick-or-treaters.....Hey Bushweed!! know anything about sturgeon fishing? I saw some guys carrying out a pair of nice lookin sturgeon around Harrisburg today. Didn't know they had any there. The regulations say you can fish the Willamette there year round.

Suz

Bushmaster · Posted: Thu Nov 04, 2010 6:50 am Post subject: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer

Salmon, Trout, Steelhead and pan fish. No sturgeon....

Years ago a man on the Willamette fishing for salmon hooked a very large sturgeon and a bow fisherman helped him get it in by shooting it with a fishing arrow.

stovepipe · Posted: Thu Nov 04, 2010 9:05 am Post subject: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer

Suzanne wrote:

Stovey You Wouldn't Do That!!! It's a pet!! Besides all you could do with it is make buffalo wings or some sort of Ritz finger food. (I didn't know how to spell hors devours)

Suz

Yeh, yer right. I usually just nibble the corner of an ear off and count coup. Buck's don't dig it though (yes, I've been treed Laughing

)

You guys don't give my stalking skills enough credit...aint no pet, it's a wild Montanny whitetail . Sad

(that likes Hawiian pizza Laughing

)

You guys are making me wanna go hunting now for some yummy critters....but, busted a bone in my foot enduro-riding Sunday on a hidden stump. Mad

stovepipe · Posted: Thu Nov 04, 2010 9:14 am Post subject: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer

Bushmaster wrote:

Years ago a man on the Willamette fishing for salmon hooked a very large sturgeon and a bow fisherman helped him get it in by shooting it with a fishing arrow.

Me 'n ol' pop were trolling in our 12' "tin-tanic" ( Laughing

) on the Columbia @ Lake Roosevelt next to the Colville mouth, I think it was back in 2003. Saw this bunch of fellers haul in a GIANT sturgeon. I thought it was a log untill we got closer. Biggest freshwater fish I've ever seen, by a giant margin. I'm not sure why but I think there are restrictions on them or weird size limits, can't remember but pop said better move on just in case. This thing was a giant. Shocked

Took a pic of a pic from one of our jaunts in '02 near the Colville mouth. Good represnetavite of normal sized trout, with, some monsters coming up every so often. We ate like kings almost every trip. What a great place it was to fish with the old man.

Bushmaster · Posted: Thu Nov 04, 2010 9:39 am Post subject: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer

Can't remember for sure, but it seems that in Oregon a sturgeon had to be 6' to be a keeper.