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Skriven 2007-12-18 15:31:44 av BURTON FORD (1:123/140)
     Kommentar till en text av RUTH HANSCHKA
Ärende: rally 565
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Hi Ruth              12/18/07 3:09 PM

<< Rally Cap & MLoo>>

RH> I don't get how someone who keeps track of player stats wouldn't
RH-> know what a rally cap was, but he didn't.

ml-> Wait a sec - if you're referring to me, then please bear in mind
ml-> that my expertise regarding player stats is end-stopped sometime
ml-> in the 1960s; the rally cap custom probably hadn't taken hold
ml-> back then, and even if it had, most of my acquaintance with
ml-> baseball was through radio.
 
rh-> I've listened to a lot of ball games on the radio and I know 
rh-> what a rally cap is.  

Love it!  You tell him, Kiddo.   [g]

rh-> On the other hand, I was born in the mid-60s, so maybe 
rh-> senility is playing a part in things....

Lordy child!  You don't know the first thing about senility.  
I'd tell you , but I can't remember for sure.

Forty Something is a looooong way from senility.  Relax and enjoy 
many more years of youth before you reach your middle ages.  
[about 60 now-a-days]


MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.06
 
      Title: Chocolate Mint Middles
 Categories: Chocolate, Cakes
      Yield: 6 Servings
 
    350    F oven
      1    Box Yellow Cake Mix
      1    Stick margarine or butter,
           -melted
 
  CHOCOLATE MINT MIDDLES
  
  Trader Joe's chocolate mint UFOs, or similar chocolate wafers 1 egg
  
  Melt butter in microwave, stir it, make sure it's not too hot. Stir
  in egg thoroughly, add to cake mix, stir up into a cookie dough. All
  dry ingredients should be moistened.
  
  At this point you can use it or wrap it airtight and store in fridge
  up to a couple of weeks.
  
  Scoop about a heaping teaspoon full and mould it around a chocolate
  mint wafer.  If you have a gem pan (shallow muffin tin), put them
  into the depressions.  Bake at 350 degrees, check after 9 minutes.
  ("Cook at moderate heat until done.")
  
  Cool completely in pan, remove with plastic fork.  Will make more
  than 4 dozen.
  
  [I haven't tried this yet myself; when I went down to TJ's they were
  out of the chocolate mint UFOs, and we don't keep cake mix in the
  house. Mom vouches for it as a great treat to keep on hand for
  cooking in the toaster-oven; the gem pan holds 6 cookies and fits
  neatly on the rack.]
  
  ["Similar chocolate wafers" should be about the same size as a
  Hersheys Kiss, but flatter.]
  
  Jocelyn "Mom" Baden Costa Mesa, CA      U/L to NCE by Burt Ford 12/07.
 
MMMMM
 

Burt

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