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    From MICHAEL LOO@1:123/140 to RUTH HANSCHKA on Sunday, October 28, 2018 21:10:48
    Durum semolina does have the ideal spring and bite,
    but there are other things that work in other contexts.
    Don't use a bassoon to do a viola's job is all, right?

    Bassoons more frequently do a cello's job, still
    not often satisfactorily.

    Our Papa John's went belly up too; they couldn't make money here.
    The locals know what real pizza tastes like.
    It's as I said value for the money. A kind of last
    resort most of the time.
    It was total kid pizza, only the kids wouldn't eat it either I don't
    think.

    Goat meat might go okay on pizza, if one
    substituted halloumi (a very popular cheese
    in Australia for some reason) for the mozz.

    Beer isn't drinking. Beer is the staff of life. [g]
    Beer is stew base.
    Heresy!
    Henessey? I was thinking more Guinness.

    Belle Gunness?

    lower-level places might be inclined to catch unless
    they were truly desperate.
    He got his culinary degree from Whassamatta U?
    Most of the lower-rank kitchen guys didn't go to school.
    Which alone makes you wonder.

    Not everyone has the buckaroos to go to culinary
    school. More often it's oh, I can cook, let's do
    it, and the results are variable, from hash-slingers
    to me to Danny Bowien.

    see football players lining up for that major.
    The East Germans all had degrees in sports medicine.
    They all needed them after the drugs a lot of them were dosed with.

    The thing about the anabolic steroids is that
    these had weird mental as well as physical
    effects. Look at some of our football (and even
    baseball) stars for examples.

    The larger ones might make good fun-go bats.
    I wonder if you dried them they might become
    like loofahs.
    Not stiff enough. They'd just go to slime.
    Thinking about those big old bats, speaking of sports.
    Even those. It's been tried.
    Speaking of bats, I just watched the Sox take Game Two of the
    series. Now those are some bats I liked.

    Beware. Sweeps are bad for business. Come from
    behinds are good for business.

    I read roasted red people quiche -

    Crustless Roasted Red Pepper Quiche
    categories: KfP, starter, dairy
    Yield: 12 mini quiches

    3 Tb extra virgin olive oil
    2 red bell peppers, sliced
    1 chili pepper, chopped (seeds removed for less heat)
    2 purple onions, sliced
    2 c milk
    2 c Gouda cheese, grated
    1 c Parmesan cheese, grated
    1 ts salt, pink Himalayan
    1/2 c fresh basil, chopped
    6 eggs

    Preheat the oven to 325F.

    Prepare a saute pan on high heat. Add the olive oil
    and get hot. Add the peppers and onions and saute
    for 5 min, mixing periodically. Place in large bowl
    with the rest of the ingredients and mix well.

    Place muffin cups on a sheet pan with parchment
    paper. Drizzle oil or spray the muffin cups. Using
    a large spoon, put the mixture evenly into the cups.

    Bake for 30 to 35 min.

    Feel free to mix and match your favorite cheeses!

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  • From RUTH HANSCHKA@1:123/140 to MICHAEL LOO on Monday, October 29, 2018 23:57:44
    Durum semolina does have the ideal spring and bite,
    but there are other things that work in other contexts.
    Don't use a bassoon to do a viola's job is all, right?

    Bassoons more frequently do a cello's job, still
    not often satisfactorily.

    One would imagine, bassoons not being stringed instruments.

    It was total kid pizza, only the kids wouldn't eat it either I
    don't
    think.

    Goat meat might go okay on pizza, if one
    substituted halloumi (a very popular cheese
    in Australia for some reason) for the mozz.

    Sounds OK to me. I haven't had goat in a long time.

    Beer isn't drinking. Beer is the staff of life. [g]
    Beer is stew base.
    Heresy!
    Henessey? I was thinking more Guinness.

    Belle Gunness?

    One hopes not. Cereal killers maybe - someone has to get rid of the
    nasty Cheerios.

    He got his culinary degree from Whassamatta U?
    Most of the lower-rank kitchen guys didn't go to school.
    Which alone makes you wonder.

    Not everyone has the buckaroos to go to culinary
    school. More often it's oh, I can cook, let's do
    it, and the results are variable, from hash-slingers
    to me to Danny Bowien.

    Some do really well, and some ... yeahwell. I don't mind the hash
    slingers as long as they're not trying to do the crazy stuff.

    The East Germans all had degrees in sports medicine.
    They all needed them after the drugs a lot of them were dosed
    with.

    The thing about the anabolic steroids is that
    these had weird mental as well as physical
    effects. Look at some of our football (and even
    baseball) stars for examples.

    Those things do some weird stuff, for certain. Good old steroids as prescribed for MS (voice of experience) do weird stuff too. One more
    reason to avoid them if possible.

    Thinking about those big old bats, speaking of sports.
    Even those. It's been tried.
    Speaking of bats, I just watched the Sox take Game Two of the
    series. Now those are some bats I liked.

    Beware. Sweeps are bad for business. Come from
    behinds are good for business.

    Winning in five wasn't bad either. I'm not about to argue with it!

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