• 267 common heritage

    From MICHAEL LOO@1:123/140 to JIM WELLER on Monday, September 10, 2018 09:41:34
    Dutch Farmer Bill's dad, who had suffered badly in a Dutch
    concentration camp from 1941 until the Canadian liberation
    Sometimes it's the ones who have actually
    suffered who have the will to forgive
    He did have a very rough time. He was some kind of Marxist/Socialist political society/club in university like so many students in that
    era and so was rounded up right after the invasion. Political

    Was it Churchill who said that anyone who isn't a
    leftist as a youth has no heart and anyone who
    isn't a rightist in old age has no brain?

    prisoners didn't receive the basic neccessities of life under the
    Geneva Convention that prisoners of war did. He almost starved to

    Toward the end of WWII, prisoners of war who
    ought have deserved such protections weren't given
    them by the Axis. Never would have gotten them
    from the Japanese anyway, who had their own sets
    of honor codes and beliefs.

    death while performing extremely strenuous forced labour and had
    life long amnesia afterwards about that period from the winter of
    1942 to his liberation in 1945.

    I think there are now international laws that
    protect all prisoners; whether these would be
    enforceable in wartime - or perhaps at all - is
    a question.

    Renfrew County German immigrants mostly arrived between 1829 and
    1914
    He never hated Germans, just Nazis, collaborators and their fellow travellers. After the war he developed a strong hatred for
    totalitarian regimes of all stripes and was certainly no Marxist by
    the time I got to know him.

    Thing of course with collaborators and fellow travelers
    is that's a matter of degree. Your ordinary citizen had
    to be complicit with the regime in some measure - how
    much they knew and how eager they were to be "my country
    right or wrong" is impossible to determine.

    Bubble and squeak
    olive oil
    chestnuts
    venison
    Sea salt
    balsamic vinegar
    Pretty dam fancy!

    I knew you'd say that and had a snappy retort,
    but being muzzy and well-fed at the echo picnic
    have forgotten what it might have been.

    Hey, what did the chemist say when someone
    bumped into him on the street? He made a
    rude retort.

    Title: Bresaola

    Yummy stuff if a little gamy.

    Biang Biang Noodles in Ginger Scallion Sauce
    categories: celebrity, pasta, fusion
    yield: 1 batch

    4 c high-gluten bread flour
    1 pn coarse salt
    1 1/4 c water
    h - Ginger Scallion Sauce
    1 c ginger, peeled and minced
    2 c scallions, sliced thin
    4 Tb soybean oil
    1/2 ts salt
    h - To Finish
    1 ts soybean oil
    shrimp (2 or 3 per serving or your preference)
    scallops (2 or 3 per serving or your preference)
    1/2 ts ginger scallion sauce
    1/2 ts white soy sauce
    peanuts
    cilantro
    pickled onions (if you have them!)

    Place flour in a large bowl with salt; whisk to combine.
    Make a well in the center and pour 1 1/4 c water into
    well. Using your hands, incorporate flour into water
    and mix until a rough dough forms. Cover bowl with
    plastic wrap and let stand 15 min.

    Turn dough out onto a clean work surface. Knead dough
    by working into a log shape, about an arm's length.
    Bring ends together and roll back into a log shape.
    Repeat process until dough is smooth.

    Cut dough into 7 equal-sized pieces about 6 oz each.
    Using your fingers, coat dough with oil; cover with
    plastic wrap and let stand 30 min.

    Halve each piece of dough lengthwise. Working with
    one piece of dough at a time, place dough cut-side
    up on work surface. Using your fingers, coat with
    oil and press down to flatten; let stand 5 min.

    Using your thumbs and forefingers, pull noodles until
    they are shoulder length. Slap noodles down on work
    surface two times to stretch even further. Tear
    noodles lengthwise at the center seam almost, but
    not entirely, in half to create one very long noodle.
    Immediately transfer to boiling water and repeat
    process with remaining pieces of dough.

    Cook noodles until they float , 2 to 3 min.

    Sauce - In a saucepan, heat on high flame. When very
    hot, add soybean oil. Add scallions and 1/2 ts salt.
    Stir-fry 1 min. Add ginger and continue to stir-fry.

    To Finish

    Get a pan very hot. Add soy bean oil. Sear shrimp,
    and scallops for 1 min. Season with ginger scallion
    sauce and white soy sauce. Add noodles that have
    been blanched for 1 min to the pan and toss to coat
    evenly. Garnish with peanuts, cilantro, and pickled
    onions, and more ginger scallion sauce if desired.

    Danny Bowien
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