That's how you do it. One can also use prefab Blätterteig. I could give away a very nice kind of Nikolaus made from paper - Mitzi once asked me to burn the thing, but it is seasonal adequate now. Rests on my desk and comes with original Franconian dust. OCCASION!
I am still simmering gently on a low heat.
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May I take your temperature?
DeleteAre they serving those big weenies with Ms Nations tomatoes?
ReplyDeletePS: Careful, Miss Scarlet looks steamed!
Speaking of steamed, you do not want to be around when Mistress MJ’s temper boils over.
Deletepresentation IS everything.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Fanny Craddock.
DeleteAre we a bit nervous today?
ReplyDeleteBTW I can assure you that the Frankenweenie is not "cut with a fork", but generally a bit widerborstig.
MAGO: So I’ll have to FIGHT the weenie?
DeleteResistance is futile.
ReplyDeleteBite a weenie.
DeleteFight a weenie.
Let's sing along:
DeleteWeenie weenie Honolullu strand bikeenie
bite a weenie fight a weenie
weenieweenie römpömpömm
ah, where's the danish Chef when you need him? Wiener im Teigmantel is an actual offer here ...
Why don't you place your "Wiener im Teigmantel" in our GIVEAWAY section?
DeleteThat's how you do it. One can also use prefab Blätterteig.
DeleteI could give away a very nice kind of Nikolaus made from paper - Mitzi once asked me to burn the thing, but it is seasonal adequate now. Rests on my desk and comes with original Franconian dust. OCCASION!
MAGO: It’s a wiener in a bag!
DeleteKabuki does not submit. Kabuki is an artiste.
ReplyDeletekabuki: Ballerinas do not eat.
DeleteI prefer them cut, I had an uncut one once before and it tasted a bit off.
ReplyDeleteMITZI: A bad bit of cheese?
DeleteWho needs utensils? I prefer to cut them with my teeth!
ReplyDeleteJON: French-Canadian style!
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