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   -=> Dave Drum wrote to Sean Dennis <=-   
      
    DD> I let my fingers outrun my eyes there. Bagels can be used for breakfast   
    DD> 'shoes. But the contest was for use of Thomas' English Muffins. Which   
    DD> aren't, according to my Brit friends, actually "English".   
      
   I did a little research and it turns out that Samuel Bath Thomas, the   
   man behind the brand name, was a British immigrant that developed a   
   version of the crumpet for American tastes.  He trademarked it as the   
   "English muffin" to distinguish it from the sweeter, cupcake-like   
   American muffins.   
      
    DD> But the are   
    DD> useful and Mickey D's sells many hundreds of thousands of them.   
      
   I do indeed enjoy a McD's Sausage McMuffin.  I like them at home too   
   with some sort of breaskfast meat and scrambled eggs for a light breakfast.   
      
    DD> Here's   
    DD> Mike's Recipe - which doesn't mention that you can have your choice of   
    DD> bacon, ham or sausage patty for the meat. And either cheese sauce or   
    DD> the sausage gravy - instead of the 50/50 split in nthe recipe. Same for   
    DD> 'taters - hash browns (per recipe), Tater Tots, Cottage Fries or even   
    DD> French Fries.   
      
   That all sounds delicious  I'n bot sure what cottage fries are though I   
   suspect that they may be what I call "home fries".   
      
    DD> I promise if you wolf down the whole thing you may not want lunch.   
      
   Even for my ravenous maw, it's a lot of food!   
      
   MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.06   
      
         Title: Horseshoes   
    Categories: Maindish   
         Yield: 4 Servings   
      
              Bread   
              Hamburgers   
              French fries   
      
   MMMMM------------------------CHEESE SAUCE-----------------------------   
         3 tb Butter   
         3 tb Flour   
       3/4 ts Salt   
       1/2 ts Worchestershire sauce   
       1/8 ts Pepper   
     1 1/2 c  Milk   
         6 oz Velveeta cheese   
      
     From:    Julie Sterchi    
      
     Date:    Sun, 11 Aug 1996 15:25:15 -0700 For each horseshoe: Place 2   
     slices of bread on a plate, side by side.  Cook two hamburger patties   
     and prepare a large serving of french fries, however you like to do   
     them. Put a hamburger patty on each slice of bread and cover with the   
     hot french fries. Pour Cheese Sauce* over all. Serve hot.   
      
     Cheese Sauce: Melt butter in 3 qt. saucepan (if you use smaller it   
     take forever for the sauce to thicken).  Remove from heat.  Blend in   
     flour and seasonings.  Gradually add milk, stirring until well mixed.   
     Cook over medium low heat, stirring constantly, until thick and   
     smooth. Cook 5 minutes longer. Add cheese; stir until well combined.   
     Makes about 2 cups, whick is enough for 2-4 horseshoes.   
      
     As you can tell, this is a very hearty meal!  For myself, I only use 1   
     slice of bread and 1 hamburger. Younger children can usually only   
     handle half of that, but the men can put away a whole horseshoe with   
     evident relish!   
      
     EAT-L Digest 10 August 96   
      
     From the EAT-L recipe list.  Downloaded from Glen's MM Recipe Archive,   
     http://www.erols.com/hosey.   
      
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