• cheap vino etc.

    From JIM WELLER@1:123/140 to MICHAEL LOO on Friday, November 02, 2018 21:35:00

    To: Nancy Backus
    Subj: 484 was more picnic

    Re: geese

    There is such a thing as overharvesting as well.
    quotas which can change from time to time

    They do. And quotas can vary from region to region, even county to
    county. In recent decades my annual caribou limits have gone from 4
    to 1 to 1 buck to none at all while my bison limit went from 0 to 1
    and my goose limit increased from 3 to 5 to 15 per day.

    To: Jim Weller
    Subj: 485 porridge and bad booz

    Title: Canadian Punch

    What kind of rum would one use, and why?

    We deny all reasonability for that.

    From: A Taste of Louisiana

    Oh ... .

    To: Jim Weller
    Subj: 486 labels

    A true story from my friend Simon Bao years ago

    It sort of contradicts the attitude expressed by Snopes

    I'm quite sure the African baby food story is a myth and pretty
    racist to boot but I can imagine the occasional brand new, young and
    naive immigrant from certain countries getting fooled by dog food
    can labels.

    To: All
    Subj: 490 furrin tastes

    Takdaneh pomegranate juice, product of Iran / It tastes more
    like real pomegranates / Highly recommended
    akdaneh tomato paste as good a product as I've ever had
    Jahan brand spaghetti / a nicely toothy, slightly sweet pasta
    that held sauce pretty well. Another product of Iran.

    But you have another import ban going on right now... too bad
    because Iran has the best extra long grain Basmati rice in the
    world.

    ML> Schweppes lemon lime with bitters

    I'd like that!

    To: Jim Weller
    Subj: 492 tofu

    Kokanee / was gobbled up by Labatt (we noted the identicality
    of the ML two offerings)

    All the Canadian pale lagers taste pretty much the same.

    To: Jim Weller
    Subj: 496 cheap vino

    Bull's Blood was a Hungarian hearty, rough red

    it was a step up from Premiat (Romanian) [and] Avia

    I never encountered those two; perhaps they never made it to
    Ontario.

    Some of the Aussie wines, including ones Kevin favors, were
    incredibly acidic, and I could imagine using them for such
    household tasks as as bathroom disinfection and rust removal.

    That's all about Kevin's budget and his propensity for quantity over
    quality. There are some damned fine one from there as well.

    US trade policies have never been wholly consistent
    Cuba was a special case

    Because this is history as opposed to politics I suppose we can talk
    about it, at least peripherally.

    MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.06

    Title: Cuban Fried Chicken
    Categories: Caribbean, Chicken, Marinades
    Yield: 8 Servings

    5 Garlic cloves peeled
    1 ts Salt
    1/2 ts Pepper
    1 ts Dried oregano
    1/2 ts Cumin
    1/2 c Sour orange juice or
    50 % sweet orange juice and
    50 % lime juice
    2 Chickens cut up
    1/2 lg Onion peeled and sliced
    1/2 c Oil to fry

    Mash garlic with salt and pepper and spices. Stir in orange juice and
    set aside. Place chicken pieces in single layer in glass dish.
    Arrange onions over chicken and pour on marinade. cover with plastic
    wrap and chill a few hours or overnight. Drain chicken, discard
    marinade. blot chicken dry. Skillet fry chicken pieces in the hot
    oil over med heat about 20 minutes each side until golden and cooked
    through. Serve hot.

    MMMMM

    Cheers

    Jim

    ... Super Food: potatoes give us chips, fries and vodka.
    ... The others aren't even trying.

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