• 117 Violins

    From MICHAEL LOO@1:123/140 to DALE SHIPP on Saturday, October 19, 2019 14:12:10
    because at one point perceived genuineness of label was
    considered a strong implicator of genuineness of fiddle.
    Or perhaps the genuineness of the fiddler?

    Rhere was this Italian guy who moved to London, Nardini or
    Locatelli or something, who gave concerts using a crappy
    instrument, and everyone thought, what a sound, it must be
    an amazing violin! and periodically he would sell it off,
    and typically the buyer wouldn't be able to get it to
    sound well, because this guy was really a very good
    player and could get blood out of a stone, as they say.
    Oh, I remember, Veracini. Early 18th century. Despite this
    custom, he lived a normal life span. You could look it up.

    Basically, just a way to dress up left over lentils -- if you have any.

    I'd have cooked the lentils in a similar spicing scheme
    to begin with. Who cooks lentils plain these days, anyway?

    Title: Mc Indian Lentil Sandwich Spread (Wonderful!)
    1 c Cooked lentils
    4 Cloves garlic -- pressed
    2 ts Ground coriander
    1 ts Ground cumin
    1/2 ts Ground turmeric
    1/2 ts Chili powder
    1/2 ts Ground ginger

    The only reason I'd want to go to India would be to
    see if they had a McLentil sandwich.

    Recipe by: The New McDougall Cookbook. Combine all of the
    From the collection of Sue Smith, S.Smith34, Uploaded June 16, 1994

    Oh.

    Though that recipe looks okay, and I am fond of lentils and
    of the spices in the recipe (I'd double the cumin and halve
    the coriander), I think it needs an antidote of another kind
    of vegan recipe -

    Smoke roasted pork loin with grilled apples
    categories: main
    servings: 6

    3 lb Pork loin, boneless
    2 qt Brine
    6 Apples, Granny Smith
    1/2 c Apple cider or apple juice
    1/4 c Sugar
    Cinnamon to taste
    Nutmeg to taste
    1 Tb Vinegar, apple cider

    for the Pork
    Set up a gas or charcoal grill to medium heat
    following the manufacturer'ss instructions.
    For a gas grill. ollow manufacturer's instructions
    regarding the use of wood chips. For a charcoal
    grill, bank the charcoal to two sides. Clean and
    preheat the grill racks.

    Cure the pork loin for 8 to 12 hr in the brine.
    Remove, rinse and allow to air dry under
    refrigeration for several hours, until the surface
    is very dry. Smoke roast over medium heat to an
    internal temperature of 155F. Remove and allow
    to sit for 20 min before slicing.

    for the Apples
    Peel and core the apples. Slice into rings 3/4"
    thick. Season a section the grill racks with oil
    over the charcoal. Allow to reheat and grill the
    apples covered until almost tender turning
    occasionally. Remove and allow to cool.

    In a food processor puree half the apples with
    the juice to desired consistency. If a thicker
    applesauce consistency is desired use less liquid.
    For a sauce consistency add moreliquid. Add the
    sugar and season to taste with cinnamon, nutmeg
    and vinegar.

    Slice the remaining apples 1/4" thick, across the
    ring and add to the sauce. Heat and serve with the
    pork loin.

    Source: CIA

    Pork is my favorite vegetable - Dave Sacerdote
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  • From mark lewis@1:3634/12.73 to MICHAEL LOO on Friday, October 25, 2019 10:25:06
    On 2019 Oct 19 13:12:10, you wrote to DALE SHIPP:

    Basically, just a way to dress up left over lentils -- if you have
    any.

    MLoo> I'd have cooked the lentils in a similar spicing scheme to begin
    MLoo> with. Who cooks lentils plain these days, anyway?

    those like myself with no clue... about the only thing i add is garlic and onions and maybe some meat but then there are times when i overcook them and they're a nice thick mush-style soup/stew like split-pea soup...

    Title: Mc Indian Lentil Sandwich Spread (Wonderful!)
    1 c Cooked lentils
    4 Cloves garlic -- pressed
    2 ts Ground coriander
    1 ts Ground cumin
    1/2 ts Ground turmeric
    1/2 ts Chili powder
    1/2 ts Ground ginger

    MLoo> The only reason I'd want to go to India would be to see if they had
    MLoo> a McLentil sandwich.

    i noted the above when isaw it a little bit ago... mainly to try seasoning th enext batch of lentils i do in similar fashion... i probably won't go real hot spice-wise with it but leave that addition for later if/when i do want it a little spicier... it allows me to have the same thing but with different flavors... like my bean pot i do... sometimes when i serve it i'll put regular chili powder in it for a beans-only chili dish... then sometimes i'll use one of the various red BBQ sauces which changes up the flavor... sometimes i add just texas pete or tobasco... anything to switch it up...

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