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Hi my name is megan, and I have been on a mission for my nephew. we are
looking where i can buy chili crispitos, The elementary schools served them at
lunch, and i even remember eating them, and they were terrific. I havent been
able to find them anywhere, i dont know about a recipe for them cause i dont
know if they would taste exactly like the ones they serve at school, so i
was wondering if i could just buy a package but from where. we live in
phoenix, arizona so if there is any kind of information you could give me,
i would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much!
Hi Megan,
Crispitos are a commercial product made by Tyson foods for institutional use,
such as in school cafeterias. They are not sold retail to the general public
as far as I can find. You might ask at your local school cafeteria. I have
heard that local schools will sometimes sell them to individuals.
Phaed
10/10/2012
I was in Whole Foods Market today, and I noticed that they have both "Beef Crispitos" and
"Chicken Crispitos" for sale in the refrigerated/frozen foods cases.
On 13 Jun 2007 at 8:43, Waterwood wrote:
> I would like the receipe for Perry's Nut House, Belfast, Maine, maple
> walnut fudge and pistachio fudge. Best fudge in the world. My
> opinion. Carlene
>
Hi Carlene,
It seems that Perry's is one of those places that holds tightly to their
recipes. They just don't give their recipes out, and no one has created
a copycat for any of their recipes. Sorry.
Phaed
June 18, 2007
Dear Uncle Phaedrus,
A Boston company called Dancing Deer Baking sells what they call
"Sugar Cane Lime Cookies." The ingredients include lime oil and
cornmeal(!) but not real sugar cane.
Some octogenarian neighbors really love these treats, but I cannot
afford to keep buying them for them.
I'd appreciate a recipe.
Thank you.
Lillian
This recipe might be similar: Chewy Coconut Lime Cookies
Hi Phaedrus,
I have been hoping for years to find the recipe for Dugan's Birthday Cake
in the vanilla flavor. It sure was a unique flavor and would love to know
what made it so. Have you ever found a recipe for it or any of their vanilla
flavored cakes or cupcakes?
Thanks for you time.
Barbara Ann
When I was younger, my Uncle use to take my family to this cute restaurant
in Michigan, The Fenton Hotel. It has changed hands many times but I loved
this dish they use to make. They served a cream sauce with duck and
lingonberry over puffed pastry. It was rich and delicious. I do believe that
it was served to the table ignited which would indicate some alcohol
content. I have tried to find it and tried making some versions of it but I
just seem to bake the duck, make a white sauce, and add IKEA lingonberry
sauce to it with some cognac. The white sauce is to bland. Maybe I am close
though. Could you help me?
Sincerely,
Steph, waiting for scrumptious duck
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