

| Subject: | Re: FRIDAY for sure: Fried wire--the possible Vanagon recipes don't stop there |
| From: | Jim Felder |
| Date: | Fri, 1 Nov 2013 15:40:22 -0500 |
Dake, I hope we end up dining better than that. And not on a creeper! Jim On Fri, Nov 1, 2013 at 10:37 AM, Dake Collins <wuwe423@yahoo.com> wrote: > Jim, > Is this the menu for when I stop by on my way north in a short while? > I hope so. I'm looking forward to seeing how these dishes are prepared. > I've had some of them Yankee style and they didn't taste so good. I trust > yours will be better. > > Dake > > > > > > On Friday, November 1, 2013 8:29 AM, Jim Felder <jim.felder@GMAIL.COM> > wrote: > > Seeing the recent fried wire thread made me hungry for something to fix (in > the south, the word "fix" also means to prepare food) and inspired the > following Vanagon-related recipes. > > Jim > > > > Lo Main Coolant > > Cracked Clusters > > Lemon V-box Pie > > Wolfsburger Helper > > Hush Pump-ies > > Assuan Brownies > > 3-4 Slider Jam > > CeViche Joint Flounder > > Shifter Cup Sandies > > Door Handle Snaps > > Flywheel Ring Gear Smoothie > > Rotella Dip (diesel only) > > Twice Baked Heads > > Chopped Lifter with Marvel Mystery Grits > > Stuffed Cat > > Skid Plate Special (Syncro only) > > Rum-Soaked Mechanic > > Mongolian Heater Valves > > Lithium Grease Cake > > Fall-offel with P.I.T.A Bread > > Crusty No-bake Floor Pan Nuggets > > Frozen Blower > > Rear Hatch Drops > > Exhaust Coolant Drizzle > > Smelt Petrol > > Flaming Injector Platter > > Brown Mirror Crumbles > > Hot Blackened Dimmer > > Rastafarian Smoked ECU >
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