• 575 vegetarian was overflow

    From MICHAEL LOO@1:123/140 to DALE SHIPP on Monday, November 19, 2018 12:46:00
    call them mushrooms, though; mushclosets maybe.
    NTF [TM-Burton Ford]

    I'd give a bit to see him say "now that's funny"
    on the echo again.

    Title: Italian Style Lentil Soup

    There have been horror stories told by
    vegetarians in Italy who have been served
    their contorni cooked with prosciutto, and on
    their demurring, the reply was, oh, that's not
    meat, that's just pork. I of course heartily
    endorse that answer but understand that for
    some it might not be satisfactory. So it's
    pleasing to me that you've started offering
    proper lentil soup recipes.

    Categories: Testing

    Testing what? I've hypothesized that one way
    of getting around moderation or censorship
    is to hide subversive content in outwardly
    innocuous content, such as recipes. I certainly
    don't bother reading all that stuff; if anyone
    were to notice anything obnoxious in such,
    probably the word will get out, eventually even
    to me - but more likely nobody else will notice
    either, and if nobody notices, fine.

    1 Chicken or beef bouillon
    Cube
    14 oz Can chicken broth
    1/2 c V-8

    These are the only potentially objectionable
    things in the recipe, and even so, they
    don't seem all that egregious.

    Cheese curds and sausage in puff pastry
    categories: California, dairy, starter
    servings: 6

    4 oz kielbasa, chopped
    1 sheet frozen puff pastry (8 1/2 oz), thawed
    2 ts spicy brown mustard, plus more for serving
    6 ounces cheese curds, cut into small pieces)
    1 lg egg, lightly beaten
    Flaky salt

    Preheat the oven to 425F. Line a rimmed baking sheet
    with parchment paper. Cook the sausage in a medium
    nonstick skillet over medium-high heat, stirring,
    until browned, 4 to 6 min; set aside to cool.

    Unfold the puff pastry on the baking sheet; spread
    the mustard on top, leaving a 1" border all around.
    Spread the sausage on one half of the pastry and top
    with the cheese curds. Fold the other half of the
    pastry over the cheese to cover; crimp the edges
    with a fork to seal. Freeze until firm, 45 min.

    Brush the pastry all over with the beaten egg and
    sprinkle with flaky salt. Cut 4 slits in the top to
    let steam escape. Bake until the pastry is golden
    brown and puffed all over, about 30 min. Let cool
    at least 20 min, then transfer to a cutting board to
    slice. Serve warm or at room temperature with more
    mustard on the side.

    Ramona Home Journal 11/15/18
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