Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food. Show all posts

Thursday, September 23, 2010

SOUTHERN FRIED THURSDAY

Hey Guys - How do you like the new look.  I figured after over 500 posts, it was time to change it up a bit.  I think this one fits me bacause I love to read.  You like?  Let me know....


One of the great things about living in the South is our ability to to have fun anywhere we go.  And part of fun is FOOD!  At Riverfest, this was one of the vendors selling their wares....


...kind of looks like heart attack on a stick doesn't it?  Well, if not heart attack at least we had chicken on a stick, gator on a stick, corn on the cob on a stick, and corn dogs (obviously on a stick)!  And I love how everything not on a stick is fried.  Fried onion, fried funnel cakes, fried potato chips, fried fries!  But wait, there is something grilled.....SAUSAGE!  There, that will be for the healthy eaters! 

I did not visit this venue because I was lucky enough to know a BBQ team (shout out to LBOS) and was able to eat their leftovers at their tent.

Monday, August 23, 2010

ROAD TRIP!

TCW and I headed out yesterday for a little road trip. Well, it didn't start as a road trip. We were just going to get something to eat. Cracker Barrel was too full, and we couldn't decide where we wanted to eat in Decatur. TCW then suggested we head to Moulton and see what we could find. He had never been to Moulton, EVER. I said "Road Trip!" and we headed out.

We were looking for a good old home-cooking style restaurant. And we found one!
You know I just love how they spelled country with a K! Welcome to LKK - Little's Kuntry Kitchen! A meat and 3 sides was $3.99, meat and 4 was $4.99! Our total bill with tea was $12.87! We both had the country fried steak (I am sorry, I meant kuntry fried steak), mashed potatoes, green beans. I had fried okra and Tim got sliced tomatoes! It was yummy. Several people in the restaurant strained their necks looking at us. We decided they were trying to figure out who we were, or who we were related to in Moulton. I was Linda Joe's wayward granddaughter who had run off with a married man, and TCW was Jim Bob's boy from a previous marriage that had just got out of prison!
Of course, it could not be a road trip without a little drama. One of the girls who worked there got hurt in the kitchen, and they had to call 911. I begged TCW to sit there so we could see them wheel her out, but he wouldn't. What a buzz kill!