Sunday, June 28, 2009

Deep Fried.

Today, I invited my hometeachees over for dinner (and a quick lesson). We enjoyed the classic "Ruri's Roast Chicken" meal--complete with stuffing, potatoes, vegetables and gravy. I met my hometeaching companion for the first time and got to know the girls we hometeach a little better. Generally, a good visit. Then, we got onto the subject of deep fried mars bars. I mentioned the New Zealand version (it's called a 'Moro Bar') and my roommate said, "I've got some snickers bars. Let me look up a receipe and we'll do it."

In all honesty, maybe 15 minutes after we made this decision. We had the following:


That's right, we also decided to deep fry a few Oreos. Pretty easy, I think.

2 comments:

Bethany said...

holy moly, i miss that chicken and stuffing.
deep fried sounds amazing. how did it taste?
and steeles in town??? i love that man....

Mindy said...

She did it. Again. I see "1 comment" and automatically know who's it is. :)

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