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    From MICHAEL LOO@1:123/140 to RUTH HAFFLY on Tuesday, December 11, 2018 08:15:06
    market. > ML> Farmers with tweezers, I can see it now.
    One lady odes use them--she will make a juice "shot" out of them.
    I've
    That's an aargh moment for sure. Not sure about
    juice shots.
    It's something that we've never spent the money on, just not tempted at
    all. (G)

    If they were particularly wonderful or
    particularly intoxicating or in fact
    particularly almost anything other than
    nasty, I'd be willing to give them a try.

    For those who are selective about our veggies,
    juice shots may be the answer. If it were
    suddenly discovered that zucchini and yellow
    turnips had unique life-extending qualities,
    my choice would be between death or juice shots.
    At that point, I'd go with the shots, only if I couldn't have the
    veggies closer to their original form.

    My choice might lean toward death anyway.

    at Publix yesterday, stopped at the Aprons (recipe demo) stand. The recipe of the week was pork tenderloin with a garlic-spinach sauce
    Sounds okay, though I'd substitute almost any
    other cut of pork for the tenderloin, which for
    me is the chicken breast of the pig.
    I like the chicken breast, if it's not dried out. My main complaint

    They need lots of help, so for those of us
    who are not (putting it mildly in my case)
    afraid of fat, there's no reason to eat them.

    about pork loin is the cost; I'll usually spend less on chops.

    My beef with pork tenderloin is that it needs as
    much help as white chicken. When the pig farmers'
    lobby came up with that Other White Meat stuff,
    they weren't kidding.

    served over veggie spirals. I'd have cut the red pepper flakes a bit
    but
    Heh - I'd have increased the red pepper no
    doubt.
    Probably so, but to me, it was just a bit overpowering for the veggies.

    I put a teaspoonful of Dale's extra hot Indian
    pepper (now coming to its end) in my supper
    two days ago - it was barely enough, but on
    stage afterward it was two hours of Kegels.

    otherwise pretty good. They were pushing the ingredients--we told
    the > demo lady that we'd buy our own veggies and spiralise them, she
    understood.
    And if she didn't, she'd darned well better
    not show it.
    No, this lady knows that we know cooking. She's asked us to critique
    what's being demo'ed a few times, welcoming an honest opinion.

    Relationships, even tinily casual ones, can
    be good.

    high of about 60 but > ML> go > back to the 40s for a spell tomorrow.
    Don't lose hope for a thaw.
    No, but colder weather is settling in for a few months. We're
    finally > officially out of hurricane season tho.
    We had 55 the other day. Today, back into the
    normal 40s.
    We're in the 40s today but expecting a nasty storm to blow thru the area
    on Sunday--snow, ice, rain...........the whole 9 yards.

    We've gone from near-record cold to near-record
    heat in the space of a few days. Worldwide it's
    averaging out above average (for recorded history)
    though often it doesn't seem so.

    Understandable; I'm fighting a cough, hoping it won't turn into bronchitis.
    Don't get it, please.
    Too late; I got it but am on day 6 of anitbiotics. Once the cough
    reaches a certain point, it usually goes into bronchitis, no matter what
    I do.

    Sounds OK to me. I don't know when the first time I heard either the original phrase or the joke version was.
    Not difficult for me, because I remember a
    lot of useless junk from the early days of
    elementary school.
    Thankfully, I don't.

    It's said that selective forgetting is an
    important part of mental housecleaning, if
    you will. No matter how big the closet, you've
    got to get rid of stuff occasionally.

    Messina-style lamb
    categories: main, Italian, Sicilian, Easter
    servings: 8

    35 oz lamb
    EVOO
    salt and pepper
    12 oz red wine
    3 1/2 oz grated Pecorino
    5 oz black olives
    water

    Dice the lamb and marinate with EVOO,
    salt. and pepper. Place the meat and
    its marinade in a baking pan. Add the
    wine and sprinkle with grated Pecorino.
    One presumes the olives go in around here.
    Bake at low temperature for 1 hr. Turn
    the pieces upside down and add water to
    prevent them from drying too much and
    sticking on the bottom of the pan.

    Serve wih fresh vegetables and roast
    potatoes.

    sensibus.com
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  • From Ruth Haffly@1:396/45.28 to MICHAEL LOO on Tuesday, December 11, 2018 15:26:01
    Hi Michael,

    (microgreens)
    market. > ML> Farmers with tweezers, I can see it now.
    One lady odes use them--she will make a juice "shot" out of
    them. > ML> I've
    That's an aargh moment for sure. Not sure about
    juice shots.
    It's something that we've never spent the money on, just not tempted
    at > all. (G)

    If they were particularly wonderful or
    particularly intoxicating or in fact
    particularly almost anything other than
    nasty, I'd be willing to give them a try.

    It's one way to get your veggies, fast and easy. Don't know how tasty
    tho.


    For those who are selective about our veggies,
    juice shots may be the answer. If it were
    suddenly discovered that zucchini and yellow
    turnips had unique life-extending qualities,
    my choice would be between death or juice shots.
    At that point, I'd go with the shots, only if I couldn't have the veggies closer to their original form.

    My choice might lean toward death anyway.

    I'm not so sure I would.

    at Publix yesterday, stopped at the Aprons (recipe demo)
    stand. The > ML> > recipe of the week was pork tenderloin with a garlic-spinach sauce > ML> Sounds okay, though I'd substitute almost
    any
    other cut of pork for the tenderloin, which for
    me is the chicken breast of the pig.
    I like the chicken breast, if it's not dried out. My main complaint

    They need lots of help, so for those of us
    who are not (putting it mildly in my case)
    afraid of fat, there's no reason to eat them.

    They can be good, fixed the right way. One of our friends in Savannah
    baked them with a plum preserves sauce/coating--quite good that way, and
    moist.


    about pork loin is the cost; I'll usually spend less on chops.

    My beef with pork tenderloin is that it needs as
    much help as white chicken. When the pig farmers'
    lobby came up with that Other White Meat stuff,
    they weren't kidding.

    Again, your choice, my choice.

    served over veggie spirals. I'd have cut the red pepper
    flakes a bit > ML> but
    Heh - I'd have increased the red pepper no
    doubt.
    Probably so, but to me, it was just a bit overpowering for the
    veggies.

    I put a teaspoonful of Dale's extra hot Indian
    pepper (now coming to its end) in my supper
    two days ago - it was barely enough, but on
    stage afterward it was two hours of Kegels.

    Not a fun time.

    otherwise pretty good. They were pushing the ingredients--we
    told > ML> the > demo lady that we'd buy our own veggies and
    spiralise them, she > ML> > understood.
    And if she didn't, she'd darned well better
    not show it.
    No, this lady knows that we know cooking. She's asked us to critique what's being demo'ed a few times, welcoming an honest opinion.

    Relationships, even tinily casual ones, can
    be good.

    True. Don't know if she gives any (no pun intended) feed back to Publix
    on the demos, our opinions, etc.

    We're in the 40s today but expecting a nasty storm to blow thru the
    area > on Sunday--snow, ice, rain...........the whole 9 yards.

    We've gone from near-record cold to near-record
    heat in the space of a few days. Worldwide it's
    averaging out above average (for recorded history)
    though often it doesn't seem so.

    Not when you get about 9" of snow in early December, more than some
    places in the north east have gotten.

    Understandable; I'm fighting a cough, hoping it won't turn
    into > ML> > bronchitis.
    Don't get it, please.
    Too late; I got it but am on day 6 of anitbiotics. Once the cough reaches a certain point, it usually goes into bronchitis, no matter
    what > I do.

    Improving more, but still not quite back to "normal".


    Sounds OK to me. I don't know when the first time I heard
    either the > ML> > original phrase or the joke version was.
    Not difficult for me, because I remember a
    lot of useless junk from the early days of
    elementary school.
    Thankfully, I don't.

    It's said that selective forgetting is an
    important part of mental housecleaning, if
    you will. No matter how big the closet, you've
    got to get rid of stuff occasionally.

    Understandable, otherwise you would have way too much stored that's not
    worth keeping.

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    Catch you later,
    Ruth
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