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COWBOY SURPRISE
Biscuits:
-Two cups self rising flour
-1/3 cup butter
-one cup buttermilk
Directions
-whisk dry flour to put air into it
-Mix flour and butter until well blended
-Mix in buttermilk but not too much
-roll out on floured surface and section off into biscuits
-Place on cookie sheet
-Bake at 415 degrees for fifteen minutes
Beans:
-Two pounds of ground beef
-one white onion
-Two large cans of baked beans
-one cup brown sugar
Directions
-Brown ground beef and drain when almost done
-Mix chopped onion with ground beef and cook until onion is soft and meat is fully browned (about five minutes)
-Mix baked beans and brown sugar with meat and stir until blended
-Simmer ten minutes stirring occassionally
Serving:
-Cut biscuit in half and cover with bean mixture
My car insurance was set to increase to over $400/month. That's for a decade-old economy car. It's about the same as a payment on a new car.
So I dropped my comprehensive and collision coverage. That only dropped my premium to just under $300. For liability and uninsured motorist only. I'm looking for another insurance company now.
I constantly hear insurance horror stories about all types of insurance these days. So far as I've seen nobody is investigating what the hell's going on.
Why? My guess is that insurance companies are spreading around massive campaign contributions in this election year to keep Congress and regulators off their backs while they screw us consumers as hard as they dare.
