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- From: Ellen Cleary
- To: Al Mellis -:) Computer Dynamics Nor Msg #83, 26-Nov-89 12:33pm
- Subject: Request
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- Al,
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- Once you get those great recipes, I sure hope you're going to share them with
- all us vultures who are reading about them here. @:-)
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- Just kidding--obviously that's not required.
-
- ...but if you did want to share the Christmas spirit...<grin>
-
- *Ellen*
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- --- msged 1.99S ZTC
- * Origin: What's Cookin' at Ellen's House? New Orleans, LA (1:396/10.2)
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- From: Ellen Cleary
- To: Lynette Bloise Msg #84, 26-Nov-89 12:35pm
- Subject: Pumpkin Bread
-
- I love quick breads. Thanks so much for sharing.
-
- *Ellen*
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- * Origin: What's Cookin' at Ellen's House? New Orleans, LA (1:396/10.2)
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- From: Ellen Cleary
- To: Sheryl Lewinter Msg #85, 26-Nov-89 12:39pm
- Subject: Re: Orange unzipper
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- SL> from Tupperware (I have lots I never use). Then there's a nifty
- SL> gadget they made and didn't sell, but I got one in a gift packet. It's
- SL> like a plastic crochet hook you use to peel oranges. It's great.
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- I have one of those too, and I love it. Sunkist also made them and I find
- them a lot at yard sales now.
-
- *Ellen*
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- * Origin: What's Cookin' at Ellen's House? New Orleans, LA (1:396/10.2)
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- From: Ellen Cleary
- To: Everyone Msg #86, 26-Nov-89 12:41pm
- Subject: Cooter
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- I have been enjoying reading the "White Trash Cookbook", which I learned
- about here. It really is great. They give recipes for cooter, but there is
- no clue I can find in the book for what that is. They do tell you in one
- recipe to "Open shell with a saw and take out meat, fat, liver and eggs. Be
- careful not to break the gall. Remove meat from the feet and legs." Could
- this be an armadillo? Anyone know what a cooter is?
-
- *Ellen*
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- --- msged 1.99S ZTC
- * Origin: What's Cookin' at Ellen's House? New Orleans, LA (1:396/10.2)
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- From: Ellen Cleary
- To: John Hartman Msg #87, 26-Nov-89 12:47pm
- Subject: bouquets
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- JH> I guess this is the time to tell you, Dorothy, and Ellen too, I really
- JH> enjoy reading your conversations and the kind words that you have for
- JH> everyone. I'm sure I speak for many people on the echo. Thank you
- JH> both.
-
- Thanks so much, John.
-
- *Ellen*
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- * Origin: What's Cookin' at Ellen's House? New Orleans, LA (1:396/10.2)
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- From: Ellen Cleary
- To: Pat Haynes Msg #88, 26-Nov-89 12:48pm
- Subject: Cooking equipment
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- PH> One Christmas years ago I acquired a number of paint stirring
- PH> sticks, the kind that are free anyplace paint is sold, cut
- PH> the notches, drilled a hole in the top end (so it could hang
- PH> near the oven), sanded them smooth and gave them to friends
- PH> and neighbors. Makes a great little "it's nothing" gift.
-
- What a great idea!!
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- *Ellen*
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- * Origin: What's Cookin' at Ellen's House? New Orleans, LA (1:396/10.2)
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- From: Ellen Cleary
- To: Socorrito Baez-Page Msg #89, 26-Nov-89 12:50pm
- Subject: Re: Lean Cuisine
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- SB> Can they be pickled?
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- The zucchini or the people who make Lean Cuisine?
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- *Ellen*
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- --- msged 1.99S ZTC
- * Origin: What's Cookin' at Ellen's House? New Orleans, LA (1:396/10.2)
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- From: Ellen Cleary
- To: Socorrito Baez-Page Msg #90, 26-Nov-89 12:42pm
- Subject: Crumb Cake
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- Thanks so much for pointing this out to me. I did indeed omit it from the
- recipe. Here is the corrected recipe.
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- BTW, your friends should have been delighted, since you used 3 times the
- necessary butter!!
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- ------------- Recipe Extracted from Meal-Master (tm) Database --------------
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- Title: Crumb Cake
- Categories: Cakes
- Servings: 16
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- 2 c Light brown sugar
- 2 c Flour
- 1/2 c Butter
- 1 ea Egg
- 1 t Soda
- 1 c Sour milk
- 1/4 t Salt
- 1 t Vanilla
- 1 x Cinnamon
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- Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Grease and flour a 9 inch square pan.
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- Combine sugar, flour, and butter with a pastry blender or your fingers
- until crumbly. Reserve 1 cup for topping. Beat egg lightly. Add to
- crumbs. Dissolve soda in milk, then add with salt and vanilla. Beat ONLY
- until smooth. Pour into pan. Sprinkle with reserved crumbs and lightly
- with cimmamon. Bake 40-45 minutes. Cool in pan on rack.
- salt and vanilla. Beat ONLY until smooth.
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- *Ellen*
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- * Origin: What's Cookin' at Ellen's House? New Orleans, LA (1:396/10.2)
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- From: Ellen Cleary
- To: Bill Danahey Msg #91, 26-Nov-89 12:32pm
- Subject: Re: crab cakes and batter fried fish
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- Sorry I can't help you with your seafood requests, but I do hope this time
- you find them.
-
- *Ellen*
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- --- msged 1.99S ZTC
- * Origin: What's Cookin' at Ellen's House? New Orleans, LA (1:396/10.2)
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- From: Ellen Cleary
- To: Tandika Star Msg #92, 26-Nov-89 12:35pm
- Subject: Re: Cooking with chemistry part2
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- Are you experimenting with making your own muffin recipes? I have wondered
- and wondered about that and have been scared to tinker with my recipes, for
- exactly the reason you cite. I am afraid there is a correct balance of
- liquid, flour, leavening and oil and I have been afraid to mess with it.
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- If you are experimenting, I'd love to know your conclusions as you go along.
-
- *Ellen*
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- --- msged 1.99S ZTC
- * Origin: What's Cookin' at Ellen's House? New Orleans, LA (1:396/10.2)
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- From: Donna Siren
- To: John Hartman Msg #93, 27-Nov-89 04:27pm
- Subject: Re: Disabled
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- JH> I would like to know if our posts are readable if we put the funny
- JH> little explicatives in, like the grin symbols, or in my case the
- JH> [Kseries of dots, indicating a theatric pause. Lately, when I do it
- JH> I have been wondering if Donna Siren can read it.
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- The only thing that will give me trouble is graphics, which is what
- happened with a message that was posted around two months ago, but I
- haven't had any trouble with any other messages. If I have trouble
- reading a recipe that looks good, I'll call for help (grin).
- Donna
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- * Origin: Visually Impaired Computer Enthusiasts (N. O. VICE) (Opus 1:396/8)
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- From: Socorrito Baez-Page
- To: Sheryl Lewinter Msg #94, 27-Nov-89 10:01pm
- Subject: Re: Time/Life books
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- all of their books are so beautifully done. a whole set would be wonderful
- even just for browsing--even if you never made anything from them!
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- rius 1.0u
- * Origin: ShanErin,Socorrito's Kitchen, Alexandria, VA (1:109/20.0)
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- From: Socorrito Baez-Page
- To: Henry Stando Msg #95, 27-Nov-89 10:05pm
- Subject: Crab Muffins
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- this recipe was posted by Jay Nelson 29 Jun 89
- Crab Muffins:
- 1/2 stick butter
- 1/2 cup chopped onions
- 1/2 cup chopped green peppers
- 1 pack softened cream cheese
- 2 tuna size cans of crab meat
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- Melt butter, saute onions and peppers until onions are translucent. add cream
- cheese and cragb meat and continue heating until everything is mixed. spread
- on top of split english muffins. broil until they turn lightly brown.
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- as I noted before, we added more green peppers and onions and used a pound of
- fresh crab meat. we used an 8 oz package of cream cheese and spread it out on
- pita bread, sprinkled a little parmesan and broiled. came out like crab
- pizzas and were enjoyed by all.
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- --- Sirius 1.0u
- * Origin: ShanErin,Socorrito's Kitchen, Alexandria, VA (1:109/20.0)
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- From: John DeCarlo
- To: Thomas Rhone Msg #96, 27-Nov-89 03:36pm
- Subject: Christmas Cheer
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- TR> I have been given a bottle of BROTHERHOOD HOLIDAY WINE for the second
- TR> year in a row. After drinking last years bottle I think this must be a
- TR> specialty wine for making one of those hot holiday drinks. It's a red
- TR> wine with "herbs and spices added."
- TR> Does anyone know how to make one of those hot drinks (I'm not even sure
- TR> what they're called but I'd like to give one a try.)
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- I have a recipe for a Swedish drink that can be made with Red Wine and spices,
- called Glogg (o with an umlaut). Will look it up for you and post it soonest.
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- * Origin: Cluster(No Tarmac) McLean,VA 7034480926 (5p-7aM-F,24) (1:109/131)
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- From: John DeCarlo
- To: Mike Avery Msg #97, 27-Nov-89 03:36pm
- Subject: Brewing
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- Mike (and the others who posted apple ale recipes or the like),
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- There is an echo called ZYMURGY available from the Backbone, just like COOKING
- is. The moderator is Wayne Hamilton.
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- There is an echo called BREWBEER moderated by Tim Weil, at 1:109/419. It is
- mostly in the DC area right now.
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- --- msged 1.99S ZTC
- * Origin: Cluster(No Tarmac) McLean,VA 7034480926 (5p-7aM-F,24) (1:109/131)
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- From: Lyn Bettencourt
- To: Bud Cloyd Msg #98, 26-Nov-89 08:28pm
- Subject: Re: Pioneers
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- Your concept of early death is right, but 40 is closer to the truth for
- "pioneers" and many started at 20 or older. The infant death rate was very
- high. As was the death rate for you children.
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- * Origin: The Flight Line Net 208 SDS (1:208/100)
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- From: Lyn Bettencourt
- To: Bill Mathews Msg #99, 26-Nov-89 08:43pm
- Subject: Re: Sourdough Starter
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- To make any honey into a fungus-free state you pasturize it or boil it. This
- will allow ANY honey to NEVER CRYSTALIZE. Try it. It works on even honey
- that has crystalized. Store bought also won't crystalize (it's been
- pasturized to kill the mold that crystalizes honey). That is the honey that's
- been pasturized won't crystalize unless re-infected (the fungus ia air-borne
- and "all natural").
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- --- QuickBBS v2.04
- * Origin: The Flight Line Net 208 SDS (1:208/100)
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