Googling for 'coffin shaped mince pies' came up with coffin or cradle
shaped Makes sense.
Helen in hot SE Qld, Australia.
According to the Daily Telegraph's online advent calendar
http://tinyurl.com/2bw9cb for 13th December, mince pies were either
coffin shaped or manger shaped
There are 2 in Christine Springett's Lace for Children of All Ages, Penny.
Helen.
Help please, does anyone have a pattern for a simple lace horseshoe for a
wedding. I have been asked to make one for a friend's daughter, along
with
a garter and I only have 6 weeks to finish both.
Didn't have any problems last week Jean.
Helen.
Has anyone had trouble getting into their Paypal accou t recently. They're
reorganizing Europen payments, but apparently not until 2nd July. Last night
Paypal wouldn't accept my password so I had to go through the security
checks to set a new
Sounds like my grandmother's Rockies. Once they got cold they would
literally bounce. After school I'd go across the road to Pop Nan's
foe a 'piece' - glass of milk and a couple of ginger nuts. Never
could work out why she called it a 'piece'. Then a few years ago I
found out it was a
The curry I make, uses onions, garlic, turmeric, cumin, coriander,
ginger, chilli, paprika, ghee, salt, bay leaves,garam masala, tomatoes
(or yoghurt), as well as meat or chicken. REALLY tasty!!
Helen.
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Happy to Cearbhael.
Basic Meat Curry (Beef, Lamb, Pork or Chicken)
1 kg lean meat or chicken
250g onions
4 cloves garlic
1 tsp turmeric
1 tsp cumin
2 tsp coriander
1 tsp ginger
2 tsp chilli
1 tsp paprika
2 tsp poppy seeds (Optional)
120g ghee
salt to taste
2 bay laves
150ml yoghurt OR 3
Sounds like my grandmother, Jean. She put 1 lb of salt into the
tomato sauce she was making instead of 1 OZ! You can imagine the
results!
Helen - in Oz.
I.m sure you all know what a clove of garlic is - my FIL didn't and used two
BULBS of garlic in a recipe that called for two
Well they can't be far off. The supermarket flyer's with the week's
specials arrived in the mail box today, and they were advertising Hot
Cross Buns There is still 3½ months until Easter for heavens
sake. I can remember when you could only buy them the day before Good
Friday. Definitely
A lot of people are allergic to shellfish/seafood Ann, maybe you are
one of them.
Helen - in OZ
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My pet hate is when someone who is young enough to be my granddaughter
calls me Luv. Ugh!! Told one young thing of about 16 that I
was not her Luv and what's more, I never would be.
Helen.
That is much better than the ones who call you 'Honey' or something similar!
Lorri
To
Since I've been divorced since 1977, I don't consider myself a Mrs,
nor am I a Miss. Unless I'm forced to use a 'title' I don't use one -
I'm just 'Helen Ward'. If I'm forced to use one I use Ms.
I don't see why in this day and age, that when men don't need to use a
title, that women have
My brother-in-law and his wife decided when their first was on the
way, that what ever names they chose, they wouldn't be able to be
shortened. The first one was named Annabelle, the second Lucretia,
then Kingsley, Madeline and Hayden. Not sure what happened to names
that couldn't be
A quote which I wrote out some years ago from a genealogy book says,
To create a little distinction, some people, particularly those who
had, or felt they had, some authority or standing, added their
mothers' maiden names to their surnames
So it looks as if there is no end to the reasons why
Apparently forensic scientists can detect arsenic etc in strands of
hair, so I imagine that the 'chemical' enters the hair root through
the bloodstream and then becomes part of the hair shaft. In that case
it seems reasonable that 'chemicals' from medication can do the same,
and being in the
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