I've heard the term Corn Pone before but never know what it was. I assumed it was a made up word by Frank Sinatra, currently being used by my teed friends, but...last night at The Brentwood Restaurant and Lounge I discovered the true meaning. A corn pone is a delicious long and slender cornbread product, made for dipping in soup or in my case chicken chili. I can see the resemblance to well...a corn pone...
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Cover your bird "delicious long and slender cornbread product?" I don't think so. Pony is as Pony does.
Proper usage?
From a New Yorker story about the Kennedy's vs. the Johnson's:
Jackie (Kennedy) called the Johnsons “Colonel Cornpone and his Little Porkchop.”
LBJ = Colonel Cornpone. Perfect.
We need to hang out there more.
Can we agree that it is also a cornbread product?
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