I posited before that one of society's functions isOh, mine had their shortcomings as well.... they did fairly well in some areas though... :)
to protect those without common sense. Now I'll note
that another is to remedy the shortcomings of moms and
dads - not all parents do as well by their kids as
yours apparently did.
One should be thankful she made a half...? And did she dutifullyGood.... :)
freeze the leftovers for you...? :)
As it turns out, yes.
Yup... vaguely.... ;)Woody Allen wakes up after centuries toYup. Something I keep in mind... ;)
find that everything that we had been
warned against were later proven to be
good for you, and vice versa?
Remember polyunsaturates?
Cooking for a crowd almost necessarilyThese days, I'm just as glad not to be cooking for a crowd.... ;)
means more use of ovens and such things
that jump out and hurt you.
Well I was first thinking about something like pizza... (G) The burgers do exude some juice and fat, as did the Italian sausage patties IMostly the former, probably... only feeding the two of us, remember....
broiled in the oven earlier this week.... but not so much as to spill
over the lip....
Either not enough food or not enough lusciousness!
the cats only get tiny nibbles from ours, though they act sometimes like
they deserve their own huge portion (note to cats: not going to
happen)...
I don't have to bite too hard for some people that I might not totallyNot a pretty image. How often do you hangOften enough.... probably half my family (with a couple much more an
out in such circles? Besides here, I mean.
issue than the rest)... certain church members.... At one point, also some of the aides etc for the people I was helping.... :)
I wonder if I'd be one whom you might have
to bite your tongue at sometimes.
agree with... I'm content with just not agreeing, and don't always have
to make arguments of things anyway... backing out isn't quite so painful
as biting the tongue to keep from saying something... ;)
Possibly the lines were too long, so got wrapped... and when quotedThat I'm not sure about... the ones that tend to get a more major mangle
might have further been mangled....
The lines were apparently accepted by Meal-Master
in the first place; what happens after isn't quite
so important to me. It is a matter of modest
curiosity though about whether entering messages
in full-screen mode vs. windowed mode yields
different carriage returns.
are the recipes that have the ingredients in two columns, so the wrap is
more likely to mix them....
Quoting Michael Loo to Nancy Backus on 12-25-18 08:43 <=-
I posited before that one of society's functions isOh, mine had their shortcomings as well.... they did fairly well in some areas though... :)
to protect those without common sense. Now I'll note
that another is to remedy the shortcomings of moms and
dads - not all parents do as well by their kids as
yours apparently did.
All parents have shortcomings, probably even
Dr. Spock. Some (mine for example) were notably
short on longcomings.
Yup... vaguely.... ;)Woody Allen wakes up after centuries toYup. Something I keep in mind... ;)
find that everything that we had been
warned against were later proven to be
good for you, and vice versa?
Remember polyunsaturates?
Some vegetable oils were supposed to be better
than others because of their polyunsaturate content.
Later, the replacement hypothesis was that
monounsaturates were best, saturated fats bad, and
polyunsaturates the worst. Recently the focus has
been on cis vs. trans fats and, latterly, natural
vs. nonnatural trans fats. The mind spins.
Cooking for a crowd almost necessarilyThese days, I'm just as glad not to be cooking for a crowd.... ;)
means more use of ovens and such things
that jump out and hurt you.
I've never cared one way or the other
just as long as I was physically able to
do the work.
Well I was first thinking about something like pizza... (G) The burgers do exude some juice and fat, as did the Italian sausage patties IMostly the former, probably... only feeding the two of us, remember....
broiled in the oven earlier this week.... but not so much as to spill over the lip....
Either not enough food or not enough lusciousness!
the cats only get tiny nibbles from ours, though they act sometimes like they deserve their own huge portion (note to cats: not going to
happen)...
It's always worth a try. I've known people
with totally obedient beasts, but the
animals were never ever given in to, and
that seems to have been the secret.
I don't have to bite too hard for some people that I might not totallyNot a pretty image. How often do you hangOften enough.... probably half my family (with a couple much more an issue than the rest)... certain church members.... At one point, also some of the aides etc for the people I was helping.... :)
out in such circles? Besides here, I mean.
I wonder if I'd be one whom you might have
to bite your tongue at sometimes.
agree with... I'm content with just not agreeing, and don't always have
to make arguments of things anyway... backing out isn't quite so painful
as biting the tongue to keep from saying something... ;)
This guy I respected musically and partially
relied on for gigs told this joke: What is the
brand of toiletries made for black people?
Vidal Baboon! Well, I chilled out of that
relationship pretty quick, though his
girlfriend remained a friend of mine (she
laughed at his jokes).
Possibly the lines were too long, so got wrapped... and when quotedThat I'm not sure about... the ones that tend to get a more major mangle
might have further been mangled....
The lines were apparently accepted by Meal-Master
in the first place; what happens after isn't quite
so important to me. It is a matter of modest
curiosity though about whether entering messages
in full-screen mode vs. windowed mode yields
different carriage returns.
are the recipes that have the ingredients in two columns, so the wrap is more likely to mix them....
Most people agree these days that the two-column
MM format causes more problems than it solves,
but I'm not going to take the trouble to fix
the ones I find. Especially if they're not
something many people are likely to make, such as
Title: Strawberry Tropical Soup
Categories: Soups/stews
Yield: 1 servings
3 c Strawberries 1/2 c Sweet white wine
1 c Frozen cherries 1/2 c Light cream
4 c Frozen strawberry juice 2 tb Cornstarch
Diluted 2 tb Cold water
2 tb Clover honey 1/2 c Sour cream
1/2 c Fresh lime juice
Mix cornstarch in 2 Tb cold water. Simmer strawberry juice, honey,
lime juice and white wine until mixture thickens. Stir occasionally
as it is cooling. Put strawberries and cream with chilled mixture and blend until smooth. Strain through a strainer. Mix in thawed
cherries. Add a dollop of
sour cream to each serving. Source unknown
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