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Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1

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It's clear none of you have attempted penetration sex while on a beach. Sand is abrasive. And any kind of lubricant, natural or otherwise, only serves to attract more sand. It's one of those things that looks good on paper but in practice...🥸
The shitbird in my squad banged a chick in the beach in souther France. Sand was a factor for sure. (Shitbird by choice, actually a very capable fellow when he applied himself).
 
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For anyone who loves poppers, here ya go. Works w/ dove/ducks/goose/chicken.
CORNFLAKE Ducks!!



INGREDIENTS



5-6 teal breasts (Each duck has 2 breasts. Cut each breast into 2 pcs. About finger size. Trim as much silver/gristle away as you can. Rinse. pat dry.

Flour just to sprinkle

Cornflakes (no sugar on them) Use Quart ziplock full & crush to small pieces

3 eggs

Sea salt

Black pepper

1 “large” tablespoon of yellow mustard

1 “large” teaspoon of minced garlic

Freshly chopped parsley (FINELY chopped on a cutting board, about 3/4cup)



PROCEDURE



1.Lightly Salt and pepper the breasts .

2.Lightly sprinkle with flour

Whip/blend eggs, mustard, garlic and parsley in a bowl big enough to hold this mixture and all the meat. Let them rest for 30min.

3. THOROUGHLY Coat w/ cornflakes. You can find a "BOX of finely crushed Kelllog's Cornflakes in the bakery aisle. “PRESS cornflakes into the meat to stick.

Put them in a flat dish large enough to space them out from each other and not stick to one another.

4. Let them rest in the fridge for one hour. ( I THINK this is to aid in the cooking temp. process…..don’t know why, but I didn’t rock the boat.

5. Deep fry them in hot virgin olive oil 350-375 degrees F.., This must be done quick to keep the meat juicy inside. We experimented. Was difficult to regulate the heat on a stove top w/ a sauce pan. At 350 deg. about 40-45 seconds did the trick for us. If you have a deep fryer that maintains a specific temp, should be easier. Still, you don’t wanna over cook. Gingerly take them out of the pan, don’t knock off the corn flakes.

6. It is a quick fry so that it remains juicy inside. Rare or Medium rare, no more than that. You can also do this with chicken and do it well done if you like.

7. Serve with homemade ketchup., or alioli or BBQ sauce., or any sauce you prefer. We used sweet chili sauce, jam, sweet/hot mustard, and Bullseye BBQ sauce. We preferred the sweeter sauces.
 
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For anyone who loves poppers, here ya go. Works w/ dove/ducks/goose/chicken.
CORNFLAKE Ducks!!



INGREDIENTS



5-6 teal breasts (Each duck has 2 breasts. Cut each breast into 2 pcs. About finger size. Trim as much silver/gristle away as you can. Rinse. pat dry.

Flour just to sprinkle

Cornflakes (no sugar on them) Use Quart ziplock full & crush to small pieces

3 eggs

Sea salt

Black pepper

1 “large” tablespoon of yellow mustard

1 “large” teaspoon of minced garlic

Freshly chopped parsley (FINELY chopped on a cutting board, about 3/4cup)



PROCEDURE



1.Lightly Salt and pepper the breasts .

2.Lightly sprinkle with flour

Whip/blend eggs, mustard, garlic and parsley in a bowl big enough to hold this mixture and all the meat. Let them rest for 30min.

3. THOROUGHLY Coat w/ cornflakes. You can find a "BOX of finely crushed Kelllog's Cornflakes in the bakery aisle. “PRESS cornflakes into the meat to stick.

Put them in a flat dish large enough to space them out from each other and not stick to one another.

4. Let them rest in the fridge for one hour. ( I THINK this is to aid in the cooking temp. process…..don’t know why, but I didn’t rock the boat.

5. Deep fry them in hot virgin olive oil 350-375 degrees F.., This must be done quick to keep the meat juicy inside. We experimented. Was difficult to regulate the heat on a stove top w/ a sauce pan. At 350 deg. about 40-45 seconds did the trick for us. If you have a deep fryer that maintains a specific temp, should be easier. Still, you don’t wanna over cook. Gingerly take them out of the pan, don’t knock off the corn flakes.

6. It is a quick fry so that it remains juicy inside. Rare or Medium rare, no more than that. You can also do this with chicken and do it well done if you like.

7. Serve with homemade ketchup., or alioli or BBQ sauce., or any sauce you prefer. We used sweet chili sauce, jam, sweet/hot mustard, and Bullseye BBQ sauce. We preferred the sweeter sauces.
What, If you like?

Who eats medium rare chicken? Duck/dove yes, but chicken? Fuck no lol

Pretty sure I'm just reading it different than it was intended, but just incase.
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For anyone who loves poppers, here ya go. Works w/ dove/ducks/goose/chicken.
CORNFLAKE Ducks!!



INGREDIENTS



5-6 teal breasts (Each duck has 2 breasts. Cut each breast into 2 pcs. About finger size. Trim as much silver/gristle away as you can. Rinse. pat dry.

Flour just to sprinkle

Cornflakes (no sugar on them) Use Quart ziplock full & crush to small pieces

3 eggs

Sea salt

Black pepper

1 “large” tablespoon of yellow mustard

1 “large” teaspoon of minced garlic

Freshly chopped parsley (FINELY chopped on a cutting board, about 3/4cup)



PROCEDURE



1.Lightly Salt and pepper the breasts .

2.Lightly sprinkle with flour

Whip/blend eggs, mustard, garlic and parsley in a bowl big enough to hold this mixture and all the meat. Let them rest for 30min.

3. THOROUGHLY Coat w/ cornflakes. You can find a "BOX of finely crushed Kelllog's Cornflakes in the bakery aisle. “PRESS cornflakes into the meat to stick.

Put them in a flat dish large enough to space them out from each other and not stick to one another.

4. Let them rest in the fridge for one hour. ( I THINK this is to aid in the cooking temp. process…..don’t know why, but I didn’t rock the boat.

5. Deep fry them in hot virgin olive oil 350-375 degrees F.., This must be done quick to keep the meat juicy inside. We experimented. Was difficult to regulate the heat on a stove top w/ a sauce pan. At 350 deg. about 40-45 seconds did the trick for us. If you have a deep fryer that maintains a specific temp, should be easier. Still, you don’t wanna over cook. Gingerly take them out of the pan, don’t knock off the corn flakes.

6. It is a quick fry so that it remains juicy inside. Rare or Medium rare, no more than that. You can also do this with chicken and do it well done if you like.

7. Serve with homemade ketchup., or alioli or BBQ sauce., or any sauce you prefer. We used sweet chili sauce, jam, sweet/hot mustard, and Bullseye BBQ sauce. We preferred the sweeter sauces.

I got a few this week with one of my sweet 16s.

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