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7 pounds canned ham
2 cups orange juice
1 (20 ounce) can crushed saltpeter
3 tablespoons black powder
1 jar maraschino cherries
1/2 cup water
16 0z. finishing nails
Put finishing nails in ham. Place the ham in the slow cooker. Pour orange juice, water and saltpeter
over the top of the ham. Stuff blackpowder into cherries. Cook on low for 8 hours.
Severes 24
Marasquitos
http://www.halfbake...om/idea/Marasquitos You could have at least used the right cherries. [bristolz, Apr 11 2002]
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you let it out of the can, thumb. don't forget the tinfoil cover. |
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I think pantyhose and orange juice are involved as well. |
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[markedfor-deletion*] Incites jealousy. (and is a straight recipe). Okay, I admit I'm undecided on this. |
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It's a recipe for disaster, not consumption - I think you're just jealous. jealousjealousjealous |
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she is looking a bit green, thumb. is she OK? |
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You're right . . . and horribly, horridly, terribly so. |
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neelandan - I thought phoenix and I quite aptly demonstrated the correct spelling. It's kablooey! |
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thumbwax, I can't afford 7 pounds of ham. Can I scale the recipe back if I just use one of those little grapefruit-sized packaged hams? (A ham-grenade?) |
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In the interests of political fairness, what about the "Sharon fruit crumble"? |
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Ingredients
1 Sharon fruit (persimmon)
1 Position of power
A lot of guns, tanks, helicopters, etc. |
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Method
1. Add power and guns to Sharon fruit.
2. Run |
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Noted for its nuttiness, this dish goes down a treat in refugee camps. Wanted across the world (for war crimes and crimes against humanity.) |
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I propose a hamathon for world peace. Brothers in hams or something lie that. |
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truley ham is the new custard. |
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"Please come over for dinner, we'll have a blast!" + |
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