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Skriven 2007-07-15 00:46:06 av Dale Shipp (1:261/1466.0)
     Kommentar till en text av Sean Dennis
Ärende: Re: A food road trip
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 -=> On 07-14-07  10:33,  Sean Dennis <=-
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 SD> sick.  I eat a little bit of it.  Unfortunately, licorice 
 SD> robs the body of potassium and I've already got enough 
 SD> problems (I've high blood pressure). 

  It is said that bananas are a good source of potassium.
 
 DSac> Does the milk that you normally buy have rBSH?  Up here, I can't

  What is rBSH?

 SD> would from mass production.  Also, I saw yesterday while at 
 SD> Wal-Mart that the milk was a whopping $4.27 a gallon (ow!) 
 SD> and yet at TJ's, it was only $1.99.  I wasn't sure why.

  Milk here runs any where from $2.89 to $3.59, depending on store and
  sale.

 SD> Harry's.  Ours is a small 16qt one so it'll fit into the 
 SD> trunk of our tiny Civic.

 SD> (On a side note, our stockbroker told us to quit dumping 
 SD> money into our old cars (mine especially).  So I think in a 

  Our son has a 92 Honda Civic that he really likes.  I think it has
  150K on it.

 SD> few months when we're settled into our new place, I may go
 SD> looking for a newer car.  I've my eyes on a Chevy Impala 
 SD> since I want something with four doors and a bit more power 
 SD> to go traveling in.  Then again, I've always wanted me a 
 SD> little pick-em-up truck, so the urge must be carefully 
 SD> balanced! :)

   My car is a Honda CRV.   Comfortable to drive, and if you fold the
   rear seats down, acts as a good cargo carrier.  We just took 400
   pounds of plywood and other lumber to the dump from busting up a
   shed.  With the seats up, it still has a good sized cargo area for
   carrying groceries or other stuff.  Also it is 4-wheel drive, which
   is nice up here but would not be too relevant to you in Georgia.

MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.05
 
      Title: Tourtiere (Meat Pie)
 Categories: Canada, Meat
      Yield: 6 Servings
 
    1/2 lb Pork,cubed
    1/2 lb Beef,cubed
      1 md Onion,chopped
    1/4 c  Water
      1 ts Salt
    1/2 ts Pepper
      1 ts Summer Savory
      2    8" Pastry shells
 
  A great recipe served around Christmas.  Cook the Pork, Beef and
  Onions in a medium sized pot over medium heat until cooked.  You may
  have to add some water if required.  Add salt,pepper and summer savory
  and mix well.  Line two 8" pastry pie pans with pastry and fill with
  the meat mixture.  Cover with pastry and bake in an oven for about 1
  hr. at 400 F.

  Serve hot
  
  From: Doug St.Onge                    Date: 03-15-96
  Gourmet
 
MMMMM


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