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Scendero
Outfitters
Just
in time for the nip of fall, Darrell and Sheila Hall have opened Scendero
Outfitters on Englin Road in Winnie. Those out to hunt bobwhite quail, chukar
partridge, ring-neck pheasant, dove, ducks, geese and whitetail deer can now
bunk in lovely cabins and re-fuel with dinner at a spacious, rustic table.
Scendero
is a cleared path in a straight line cut through brush country of South Texas
and Mexico, according to Darrell and Sheila Hall. Sheila used to run Esther’s,
the seafood house bearing her mother’s name.
Organize
a retreat and an adventure. As for other details, patterned blankets could not
be softer on beds where the women sleep. They men cover up in plaid. Look them
up and ask them about their Llewellin Setters.
And
speaking of hunting and the great Texas outdoors, read on:
What
do they eat in the Big Bend?
Creosote
Salve is one concoction found in “The Big Bend Cookbook.” That and the Wild
Texas Oregano Tincture are in the foraging for medicine section.
Big
Bend is a part of Texas I’m planning to get to someday. It’s so mysterious to
my Gulf Coast experience, but I know large segments of the world picture Texas
as this wide-open, dry and rocky spread. Of course Tiffany Harelik has
collected great recipes and stories from the heart of West Texas. Thanks for
the photos and directives on chile rellenos, chicken sopa and Ranchland Dove.
Turns out, our brethren in West Texas have that cowboy sweet tooth I’ve heard
about.
Marfa
Table Cinco Leches Cake includes a milk sauce with sweetened condensed milk and
a can of evaporated goat’s milk. It also uses stale bread or cake. None of this
sounds strange to me. I’d love some.
Here’s
the easiest thing in the book, and I’m ready for it:
Coffee-Sprinkled
Ice Cream
Courtesy
Big Bend Coffee Roasters
Joe
Williams says, “I can’t think of anything that gets you closer to heaven, and
the preparation time is only two seconds.”
Coffee
grounds to taste
Blue
Bell vanilla ice cream, to taste
Sprinkle
coffee grounds on a few scoops of Blue Bell vanilla ice cream and dive in.
Wrinkles
This
is not about skin care. It’s about being rushed and wrinkled and having Downy
Wrinkle Releaser to the rescue.
When
there’s no time to iron, Downy invites you to “spray the fabrics, tug out the wrinkles,
smooth and let dry for five minutes. Silicones in the spray allow fabric fibers
to relax instead of being frozen in a wrinkle so you looked freshly pressed
despite the morning chaos.” Some people love to iron. I think those people are
getting harder to find. Downy has a Wrinkle Releaser Plus with odor eliminator,
fabric refresher, static remove and ironing aid. Need a little extra help in
the laundry room?
ddoiron@panews.com
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