• 405 was shambolic

    From MICHAEL LOO@1:123/140 to RUTH HANSCHKA on Saturday, May 18, 2019 10:17:46
    My favorite part of the Carolinas is the upland
    inland area, such as Asheville. About the coast
    I'm actually pretty unenthusiastic.
    I'm not a sea and sand type either.

    I can take 'em or leave 'em but realize that
    we can't have clams without sea and sand.

    Do you have photosensitivity, ordinary or
    disease- or drug-related?

    So I'm told. I did score a gold chain this morning for peanuts.
    I'll use it to pay for my peanuts and other goodies.
    See, you know these things - you should be able to
    put that to good use.
    I certainly try.

    I don't know how to turn an unteachable knack
    into a major business, but you could restrict
    your efforts to arenas where the chances of a
    big score are greatest.

    is a dirty word right now.
    What fun are you ... of course you're not a gi.
    Definitely not a judo belt.
    Nor are you a fun guy.
    Actually, being kept in the dark and fed effluvient is my stock in
    trade.

    I Kennett Square that with a real life.

    Mostly potato starch. That's why I figured they'd work.
    You might find a situation where the burned garlic
    taste would be welcome.
    Oddly the flavoring wasn't consistent. I turned some of them into a Brei-like baked egg concoction and it tasted pretty decent. It
    buried the spices a bit.

    Sounds like a cobbled-together product made at
    short notice for the occasion. I can see some
    food scientists sitting around the table over a
    beer and going, hey, what about gluten-free Jews
    at Passover?

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

    Title: Baked Clams Oreganata
    Categories: Live!, Seafood, Shellfish
    Yield: 12 Servings

    MMMMM-----------------------CRUMB TOPPING----------------------------
    3/4 c Coarse dry bread crumbs
    (preferably from a crusty
    Loaf of Italian bread)
    1 lg Garlic clove, minced
    2 tb Minced drained bottled
    Roasted peppers
    2 tb Extravirgin olive oil
    1 tb Minced fresh oregano leaves
    Or 3/4 teaspoon dried
    Oregano - crumbled
    24 sm Hardshelled clams such as
    Littlenecks, shucked,
    Reserving 24 half shells
    Coarse sea or kosher salt
    For filling baking pan and
    Serving platter

    Preheat oven to 450 degrees.

    Make topping:

    In a small bowl stir together topping ingredients until combined well
    and season with salt and pepper.

    Scrub reserved clam shells inside and out and dry. In a shallow
    baking pan spread coarse salt about 1/4-inch deep and nestle shells
    in salt to keep them level. Return shucked clams to shells and cover
    generously with topping. Clams may be prepared up to this point 1
    hour ahead and chilled.

    Bake clams in middle of oven 10 minutes. Serve clams nestled in
    coarse salt on a platter.

    Yield: 24 baked clams, 12 servings

    SOURCE: COOKING LIVE! Show w/Sara Moulton Copyright 1998, TV FOOD
    NETWORK SHOW #CL9228

    Format by Dave Drum - 25 January 99 FROM: Uncle Dirty Dave's Kitchen

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  • From RUTH HANSCHKA@1:123/140 to MICHAEL LOO on Monday, May 20, 2019 23:59:40
    My favorite part of the Carolinas is the upland
    inland area, such as Asheville. About the coast
    I'm actually pretty unenthusiastic.
    I'm not a sea and sand type either.

    I can take 'em or leave 'em but realize that
    we can't have clams without sea and sand.

    Or crabs, better yet.

    Do you have photosensitivity, ordinary or
    disease- or drug-related?

    Ordinary, but enhanced by some drugs. I'm at my happiest working
    with a 100-watt bulb at night.

    See, you know these things - you should be able to
    put that to good use.
    I certainly try.

    I don't know how to turn an unteachable knack
    into a major business, but you could restrict
    your efforts to arenas where the chances of a
    big score are greatest.

    I try to do that too. The current saying is "When the going gets
    weird, the weird turn pro". I need to get printing business cards.

    Nor are you a fun guy.
    Actually, being kept in the dark and fed effluvient is my stock
    in
    trade.

    I Kennett Square that with a real life.

    Go off with a hen in the woods, and think about it a bit?

    Brei-like baked egg concoction and it tasted pretty decent. It
    buried the spices a bit.

    Sounds like a cobbled-together product made at
    short notice for the occasion. I can see some
    food scientists sitting around the table over a
    beer and going, hey, what about gluten-free Jews
    at Passover?

    Somebody probably did. Matzoh for the celiac crowd.
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