Raspberry jam on a grilled cheese sandwich

[Convert3]

Answer1.
Don’t use an iron, use a wood. Alternatively, use a putter.

Answer2.
Not if you use enough of the jam.

Answer3.
That’s why it’s called “jam”.

I thought a wedge was used to get you out of a jam?

 

[dochawk]

Don’t use an iron, use a wood. Alternatively, use a putter.

So now I’ve got to build a fire first?

And how do I apply heat evenly with a putter?

Perhaps the wood from the fire is the solution . . .

 

[tad]

Is it a regional thing? I’m from deep South Georgia…

That’s what I was wondering. At first I thought it was a Southern thing since I got it from my dad who was raised in Decatur, GA in the 1940’s, but now I’m wondering if it’s something particular to him.

People were talking about bananas up thread. I wonder if any of you have ever tried this recipe?

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[StephieNorthCo]

I can’t unsee that image. “Bless me, Father, for…”

 

[jvickers]

People were talking about bananas up thread. I wonder if any of you have ever tried this recipe?

Egads!

 

[jvickers]

That’s what I was wondering. At first I thought it was a Southern thing since I got it from my dad who was raised in Decatur, GA in the 1940’s, but now I’m wondering if it’s something particular to him.

It could also be a generational thing and it just fell out of style.

 

[Greenfields]

:crying_cat_faceoor little Banana people…