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    From MICHAEL LOO@1:123/140 to RUTH HANSCHKA on Tuesday, May 15, 2018 06:49:16
    suburban Hartford property values compare favorably
    with those of the San Fran and San Diego suburb ones,
    but there's one telling stat - houses in your neck
    of the woods go for 2.5-ish times median income,
    whereas for comparable California cities the number
    is 6 or so.
    Eep. Some do, prices do vary quite a lot. The average doesn't mean much.

    They kind of do when compared with the mean
    or median income - tells you what the vibe is
    regarding the future of the neighborhoods in
    question.

    Not really. Timpanists are in a world unto
    themselves.
    They generally can't figure out how to operate in the regular one?

    Neither can most folks.

    ...can't repair a microphone?
    That implies that they have much to do
    with microphone technology.
    It's also a good excuse for the singing.

    He wasn't that great a singer, but he was
    quite a dynamic entertainer, plus he did
    write some pretty good songs.

    And ... ?
    Classical types tend toward the tetched.

    Oh? You're drawing conclusions based on a
    sample of, say, one?

    Sad - I used to date a woman, and looking her
    up decades later found that she was teaching at
    a certain college, where her Rate My Professors
    reviews said something like, she's pretty hot
    for her age but talks about having smoked pot as
    though it were a big thing. Not realizing that
    there was the day when smoking pot was a fairly
    serious offense.
    Once upon a century it was a demon weed. Kids these days only remember pot being legal in some states.

    That's so. And someday, kids will go, you
    mean to say that that sissy stuff used to
    be illegal?

    So is varnish, at least the original kinds.
    I'll have to take your word for it.
    As you would do well to do in almost anything.
    When it comes to food, at least. When it comes to wine I have little choice.

    And has, and will, pork producers of the
    USA watch out.
    They're bacon to be able to export the other way?
    It's uncharted territory, and we're all loinin'.
    And taking a ribbing for it, doubtless.

    That's what you get for trying to ham
    it up.

    FUDGE-ALMOND MACAROONS
    Gluten free too - no flour.
    Most macaroons are g/f.
    Not all, but most. Passover ones are supposed to be coconut, egg white, sugar and flavoring for the most part.

    Were I a g/f person, I'd not risk eating
    them unless they were certified, but that's
    not really an issue.

    Lemony Almond Macaroons
    categories: Sephardic, sweet, hybrid
    yield: 35

    1 1/2 c shredded coconut flakes
    1 1/2 c blanched skinless almond slivers
    3/4 c granulated sugar
    1 Tb fresh lemon juice
    1 ts lemon zest
    1 ts almond extract
    1/2 ts vanilla
    2 lg egg whites
    1 pn salt

    Preheat your oven to 325F. In this recipe, you can
    use either grated fresh coconut or dried coconut
    flakes. If using dried coconut, rehydrate it by
    pouring it into a bowl and covering it with warm
    water. Let the coconut soak for 5 min, then drain.
    Squeeze all the excess liquid out firmly with your
    fingers. Proceed with recipe. If using fresh
    coconut, no need to prep it.

    Place almond slivers and coconut in a food processor,
    pulse into fine crumbs. Add 3/4 c sugar, lemon zest,
    lemon juice, almond extract, vanilla, egg and salt.
    Process 1 min until the mixture becomes a sticky
    mixture of fine crumbles.

    Line a baking sheet with parchment paper or a silpat.
    Place rounded tablespoonfuls of the coconut mixture
    onto the baking sheet, evenly spaced, forming the
    mounds into haystack-like shapes.

    Place the macaroons in the oven and let them bake for
    30 to 40 min, till the tops of the haystacks turn
    golden brown.

    Remove the macaroons from the oven and allow to cool
    directly on the baking sheet. Do not try to remove
    them before they'll cool; when hot, they are
    delicate and prone to crumbling. They become firmer
    as they cool. When cooled completely, gently pull
    them from the baking sheet. The bottoms should be
    golden brown.

    Store macaroons in a sealed, airtight plastic
    container. When fresh from the oven, the macaroons
    will be crisp on the outside, soft inside. They
    become softer over time when stored in a sealed
    container.

    Tori Avey, toriavey.com
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  • From Ruth Hanschka@1:123/141 to MICHAEL LOO on Thursday, May 17, 2018 23:52:01
    of the woods go for 2.5-ish times median income,
    whereas for comparable California cities the number
    is 6 or so.
    Eep. Some do, prices do vary quite a lot. The average doesn't mean
    much.

    They kind of do when compared with the mean
    or median income - tells you what the vibe is
    regarding the future of the neighborhoods in
    question.

    That makes me wonder.... We have some really overpriced apartments going
    in, one of the reasons the entire town council was voted out last November. Those will be higher income renters if the apartments get rented. Home
    prices here aren't that high, at least for this county.

    Not really. Timpanists are in a world unto
    themselves.
    They generally can't figure out how to operate in the regular one?

    Neither can most folks.

    I know a bunch of drummers, but none of them play timpani.

    ...can't repair a microphone?
    That implies that they have much to do
    with microphone technology.
    It's also a good excuse for the singing.

    He wasn't that great a singer, but he was
    quite a dynamic entertainer, plus he did
    write some pretty good songs.

    That makes up for a lot.

    And ... ?
    Classical types tend toward the tetched.

    Oh? You're drawing conclusions based on a
    sample of, say, one?

    More like a dozen, if you include opera people.

    there was the day when smoking pot was a fairly
    serious offense.
    Once upon a century it was a demon weed. Kids these days only
    remember
    pot being legal in some states.

    That's so. And someday, kids will go, you
    mean to say that that sissy stuff used to
    be illegal?

    Once upon a time, alcohol was banned. Not that it stopped anyone.

    And has, and will, pork producers of the
    USA watch out.
    They're bacon to be able to export the other way?
    It's uncharted territory, and we're all loinin'.
    And taking a ribbing for it, doubtless.

    That's what you get for trying to ham
    it up.

    We're going to get proscuitto-ed for this sooner or later, on charges of a- salt and blarney.

    Most macaroons are g/f.
    Not all, but most. Passover ones are supposed to be coconut, egg
    white,
    sugar and flavoring for the most part.

    Were I a g/f person, I'd not risk eating
    them unless they were certified, but that's
    not really an issue.

    Many are, come to think.
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