Sounds delicious...(growl!!!)...Excuse me...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i hear that. My mom's specialty was peach cobbler.
She was the only woman in our family who made it just right:. she made the
crust by hand, rolling out the dough using a big Welch's grape juice bottle as
the rolling pin
it was phenomenal. And i just thought of the homemade apple turnovers she used
to make. That they started out with dried storebought apples (which really
stink as they're being rehydrated in hot water) is amazing...
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From: Astromancer [EMAIL
Oddly enough, somethign like that. Don't remember the exact title. Saw the
report in my Milliways group posting a few weeks back. One of the main people
from the original is going over to it, which, if you watch (my sympathies to
you, if you stand in tha tnumber), is why they've been recruiting
That we do.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i hear you, we'll need to hook up!
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From: Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Happy Thanksgiving to you as well, and I thank you for the compliment.
Myself, before and after the hamfest (bird decided to take
Belated Gobble Gobble Everybody!!! First the first time ever, instead
of going out to somebody else's house, we cooked thanksgiving Dinner, so
the pressure was on and I fell behind one wishing you a happy day.
Except for a few mishaps it was a success. Chris decided he was going
to make the
So Chris can cook, huh? Did he cook it in the oven, or did he deep fry it?
Heck, last year I eschewed cooking any bird, and I got a bucket of chicken from
KFC. it was great!
what else did y'all cook? You're originally from Philly: are there any local
dishes there that people cook for the
I Purchased a brined Bird because I heard they were moist. Chris put it
in the oven after cutting slits all over it and stuffing the slits with
fresh rosemary and garlic, He also made the stuffing without an
recipe. He said, I know what I like. However, he did let me give him
some hints
When I was a kid, i was notorious for not eating any food that looked
unappealing to me, and definitely nothing that even faintly had an unpleasant
smell. So I never touched pigs' feet (they looked gross and slimy). And having
watched Mom clean chitlins, and been subjected to that horrid smell,
I'm actually looking forward to seeing this film. I know nothing about the
books, but the trailer looks cool. Reminds me of Narnia or some aspects of
Lord of the Rings. For me, being able to see a scifi or fantasy film based
on material that's completely unfamiliar is a really exciting thing,
Wow, I mentioned The Golden Compass is seen as problematic for some religious
groups, but there seems to be quite more controversy than I first thought. Oh
well--at least no one's burning down any movie theatres--i hope!
I don't know whether there's a God or not. There may well be a God
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