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Different, but very good:

Tuna Noodle Salad

1 box medium shell noodles
4 cans of tuna
1 can premium tuna
1 jar of diced/sliced pimento (4 oz.)
1 large bunch green onions (chop the whole thing)
1 medium green pepper chopped (I like to replace about a 1/4 of the pepper with 1 fresh or pickled jalapeño)
1/4 cup sweet relish
1/2 cup dill relish
1 medium jar of mayo


1. cook and drain noodles/let cool
2. drain pimentos and tuna (chop up the tuna)
3. mix all ingredients except noodles in large bowl (add mayo a little at a time/can add more after you mix noodles if you need to)
4. mix in noodles
5. add salt, pepper and Tony’s to taste
6. chill before serving

Grilled Oyster Recipe

Posted by tigerbaw1 on 7/2/15 at 4:16 pm
I'm looking for a good sauce recipe. I stumbled across Drago's a few times, but I'm not a huge fan as it is nothing like the actual Drago's sauce. Lots of cheese and garlic is right up my alley. Thanks in advance!

re: Homemade Wine Help

Posted by tigerbaw1 on 6/2/15 at 9:48 am to
Thank you, I really appreciate it.

Homemade Wine Help

Posted by tigerbaw1 on 6/1/15 at 2:59 pm
I've been a regular "stalker" here for a while, and I have recently come across a dilemma that I think you all may be able to help me with, so I joined the clan.

My grandfather passed recently, and it took a lot out of my dad. One of his fondest memories was helping my grandpa make homemade strawberry wine in the summer. Unfortunately, it had been a few years since my grandpa had been capable of making it with him, and the recipe/directions never got written down. My dad had forgotten how to make it after some time. He has been talking about it a lot recently, and I am hoping that one of you might have an old southern homemade wine recipe that you might be willing to share so that I can hopefully use with my dad to help him relive some of those memories.

Sounds corny i know, but I would really appreciate any of you helping out.