• 87 (86 cotd) travel was crusty again and taking, taking

    From MICHAEL LOO@1:123/140 to RUTH HAFFLY on Thursday, March 14, 2019 12:16:02
    I try to be careful with them.
    Appreciated.
    Thought you would.
    Others are less so. Makes me have to read
    down to the bottom of every post.
    Could be a hardship.

    If we got in the triple digits of daily
    traffic, that would be so.

    I still think that the dog (or other animal) is much better in most situations. A robotic voice can't fetch the paper, open the fridge
    door > or similar tasks.
    A seeing-eye dog probably hasn't been trained
    to fetch the paper.
    No, but a service assist dog will. I've also seen that some small
    mxkeys can be trained to do tasks like that.

    i've known amateur and professional service dog
    trainers - Lilli's kids used to do that as a
    4-H project when they were in high school. Guess
    who ended up doing the lion's share of the work.
    I'll have to ask her about this all sometime.

    Pretty simple, probably decent. Why all
    the Bisquick? I'd prefer a higher ratio
    of protein.
    I've seen ones that call for less bisquick, maybe 2 cups.
    I wonder what the minimum amout would be. Zero?
    No, you need something to hold the cheese and sausage together.

    I'm going to vote for no flour or just a little
    bit, maybe up to 20%. Make smallish balls, start
    them off in a very hot oven, then turn the oven
    off and let them finish cooking.

    Smoky shrimp and cheesy grits
    I'd enjoy this but Steve couldn't eat it. The grits, being corn, would
    not be good for him.

    You could use cream of wheat instead.

    +

    Perhaps willingly being milked is the ideal
    condition; I think not.
    Some people like that experience.
    Perhaps. Some like being beaten, too.
    Some, not all.
    Not everyone likes being cheated.
    True.

    I almost always hate it and will remember an
    incident for decades.

    Someday I'll go back to Mass. Eye and Ear.
    And explain why you've not seen them for a while.
    Not going to bother with that part.
    Go thru the new patient routine?
    Nope. If they won't give me what I want
    when I need it, I'll go someplace that will.
    Sounds fair, are they usually co-operative?

    It's a crapshoot - I find that on the east coast
    they're better at it than on the west coast.

    Saltines would make that already weird dish too
    salty to eat.
    OK, I'd maybe look into some other kind of cracker or cracker
    substitute > then.
    Or perhaps refrain from making it, which would
    be my way of coping.
    Most likely mine also.

    I'd say that 99% of the recipes I post will
    never be made by me, and for recipes in general
    that I read my chances of making are even smaller.

    This is perhaps a setting where you'd expect
    graham crakers ... but that also contains
    saltines.
    Title: Butterfinger Dessert *
    I'll pass, IIRC, butterfingers have peanut butter in them.
    So put Snickerses on top!
    I'd go for Milky Way bars.

    Oh, yeah, those peanuts again.

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    Title: Chickenbroth with broccoli
    Categories: Soups/stews
    Yield: 4 servings

    11 oz Broccoli Pepper
    8 oz Carrots Nutmeg,ground
    8 oz Chickenbreast Filets 2 tb Parsley,chopped
    1/2 c Milk 4 tb Lime Juice
    3/4 c Butter 3 c Chickenbroth, instant
    2 1/2 oz Cream of wheat 2 c Chickenbroth,canned
    1 Egg, separated 1 cn Whole Cernel
    Corn,drained
    6 oz Cottage cheese Pureed

    1.Wash broccoli and cut into little roses, clean and peel carrots and cut
    into slices.Slice the chickenfilets in small slices. 2.For the dumplings
    heat the milk and the butter to a boil;add the cream of wheat while you
    stir and cook until it is a big dumpling. 3.Let it cool a little than mix
    in the eggyolk,cheese,salt,pepper,nutmeg and parsley and 1 tablespoon of
    the limejuice. 4. Whip the eggwhite until stiff and fold it under 5.Heat
    saltwater in pot and with a teespoon cut off little dumplings and let
    them
    simmer in the saltwater for 5 minutes. 6.Heat the broth;add
    broccoli,carrots and chickenmeat and simmer 5 minutes. 6.Add the
    dumplings
    and the rest of the limejuice. Typed by Brigitte Sealing Cyberealm BBS
    315-786-1120

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  • From Ruth Haffly@1:396/45.28 to MICHAEL LOO on Friday, March 15, 2019 21:09:18
    Hi Michael,

    Others are less so. Makes me have to read
    down to the bottom of every post.
    Could be a hardship.

    If we got in the triple digits of daily
    traffic, that would be so.

    I think those days are past.


    I still think that the dog (or other animal) is much better
    in most > ML> > situations. A robotic voice can't fetch the paper,
    open the fridge > ML> door > or similar tasks.
    A seeing-eye dog probably hasn't been trained
    to fetch the paper.
    No, but a service assist dog will. I've also seen that some small mxnkeys can be trained to do tasks like that.

    i've known amateur and professional service dog
    trainers - Lilli's kids used to do that as a
    4-H project when they were in high school. Guess
    who ended up doing the lion's share of the work.
    I'll have to ask her about this all sometime.

    IIRC, after a 4-H kid raises a puppy for a year or so, teaching it
    basics, it goes on to more advanced training from a professional. A lot
    goes into training the animals, and matching them with just the right
    person but the benefits are quite remarkable.

    Pretty simple, probably decent. Why all
    the Bisquick? I'd prefer a higher ratio
    of protein.
    I've seen ones that call for less bisquick, maybe 2 cups.
    I wonder what the minimum amout would be. Zero?
    No, you need something to hold the cheese and sausage together.

    I'm going to vote for no flour or just a little
    bit, maybe up to 20%. Make smallish balls, start
    them off in a very hot oven, then turn the oven
    off and let them finish cooking.

    Might be something to experiment with.

    Smoky shrimp and cheesy grits
    I'd enjoy this but Steve couldn't eat it. The grits, being corn,
    would > not be good for him.

    You could use cream of wheat instead.

    GAG!


    Perhaps willingly being milked is the ideal condition; I think not.
    Some people like that experience.
    Perhaps. Some like being beaten, too.
    Some, not all.
    Not everyone likes being cheated.
    True.

    I almost always hate it and will remember an
    incident for decades.

    Usually an experience like that does linger in the memory.

    Someday I'll go back to Mass. Eye and Ear.
    And explain why you've not seen them for a while.
    Not going to bother with that part.
    Go thru the new patient routine?
    Nope. If they won't give me what I want
    when I need it, I'll go someplace that will.
    Sounds fair, are they usually co-operative?

    It's a crapshoot - I find that on the east coast
    they're better at it than on the west coast.

    Probably depends on the doctor/practice also.

    Saltines would make that already weird dish too
    salty to eat.
    OK, I'd maybe look into some other kind of cracker or cracker
    substitute > then.
    Or perhaps refrain from making it, which would
    be my way of coping.
    Most likely mine also.

    I'd say that 99% of the recipes I post will
    never be made by me, and for recipes in general
    that I read my chances of making are even smaller.

    Sounds about normal.

    This is perhaps a setting where you'd expect
    graham crakers ... but that also contains
    saltines.
    Title: Butterfinger Dessert *
    I'll pass, IIRC, butterfingers have peanut butter in them.
    So put Snickerses on top!
    I'd go for Milky Way bars.

    Oh, yeah, those peanuts again.

    Not the peanuts themselves but peanut butter is what I object to. Also,
    I like Milky Way bars betteer than Snickers bars.

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    Catch you later,
    Ruth
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