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MICHAEL LOO | RUTH HAFFLY | 636 movies and moves + overflowxn + DMZ |
July 8, 2019 9:44 AM * |
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> ML> > I've read about the latter, never seen it in the wild in autumn tho. > ML> From a distance, they might as well be maple leaves. > In color, yes, but not in shape. I don't know about your acuity, but to my tired old eyes, they look pretty similar at any kind of distance. > ML> Sounds as if you should have had his job. > No, I couldn't do the maintainence. I was the nature counselor. Maybe he could have subcontracted work in the brush to you. > ML> > ML> > I'm still not going to eat them if I have any choice in the > ML> matter. > ML> So sweet potatoes are your zucchini? > ML> > But I like zuchinni! > ML> And I like sweet potatoes. > And so it goes. > ML> > ML> I don't think I'd get past the smell of the warm milk. > ML> > OK, then try it with cold milk. > ML> Trying to get rid of me, are you? > No, you can use a nut "milk" if you'd rather. We used almond "milk" this > time. I'd just tend to eschew breakfast altogether. > ML> > Some, but not nearly as much as it had. > ML> Problem is that a loss of pungency of odor may > ML> (generally does) mean a loss of flavor as well. > It's not been that noticeable for us. For me it's pretty notable. > ML> > ML> Things are seldom what they seem, > ML> ... > ML> > ML> Dogs are found in many mangers. > ML> > ML> - Gilbert & Sullivan, H.M.S. Pinafore > ML> > OK, thanks. > ML> People remember the first line or two but seldom > ML> get farther than that. > If they remember any at all............ There was a day when people remembered such things. > ML> > OTOH, some people would rather take the timid road and use the fat > ML> free > stuff. > ML> That's the taste-bud-dead road. > Surprisng, how many people are. Ugh. Though they probably mostly don't know what they're missing. > ML> > I'd have to look it up; I use honey in my bread making on a regular > ML> > basis but more irregularly in other things so couldn't tell you > ML> right > off what adjustments have to be made. > ML> Were I to try the substitute, I'd have to look it up > ML> as well - either that or forget about the accuracy > ML> thing and just guess. > Probably do some of both, depending on what you were making. Likely either, but more likely the latter. > ML> The thing about fruit juices is that you think of > ML> them as healthy, but you might as well drink a Coke. > ML> If you got "lots of pulp," that would be marginally > ML> better for you. > Hard to find an OJ that's super pulpy; even the extra pulp ones don't > have a whole lot. As for the Coke, I drink the diet version. Fruit juice is less of a good idea than fruit puree, indeed than it once seemed to be. > ML> > ML> I discover that sauerkraut too freezes well. > ML> > Yes but we keep fresh made in the fridge. House is a bit too warm to > ML> > keep it in the crock it was made in, on the counter top. > ML> Thank you for not stinking up the house in anticipation > ML> of our arrival. > Surprising, very little noticeable smell, even when it's being made. I've had limited experience but would disagree based on that. > ML> > ML> Probably, but I'm thinking that the vegetation was kept down. > ML> > To some extent, but hard to chop down a major forest. > ML> I can see it now, the wildlife gallopping along and > ML> all of a sudden, kaboom, roast venison. The thing > ML> about the DMZ is that it was officially at least DM, > ML> so less in the way of such dangers. > No fried bunnies or Bambis. > ML> > ML> Also English or at least Anglo-American. > ML> > Heintz not quite 57? > ML> We might be able to come up with 57 categories for that, > ML> including wwtt. > That one would fit it quite well. ---------- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v7.04 Title: CHEDDAR BURGERS Categories: Hamburger Servings: 5 1 lb Lean ground beef 3 tb Heinz 57 Sauce 1 c Grated Cheddar cheese 1/4 ts Salt 1/2 c Soft bread crumbs Sandwich Buns, toasted 1/4 c Minced onion Combine first 6 ingredients.Form into 5 patties.Grill or broil to desired degree of doneness.Serve in sandwich buns;top with additional Heinz 57 Sauce,if desired.Makes 5 servings. Source unknown ----- --- Platinum Xpress/Win/WINServer v3.0pr5 * Origin: Fido Since 1991 | QWK by Web | BBS.FIDOSYSOP.ORG (1:123/140) |
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