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Skriven 2008-07-12 15:18:45 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
  Kommentar till text 10372 av RUTH HANSCHKA (1:123/140)
Ärende: revised fajitas
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Hi Ruth,

-> What did you marinade it in? I marinaded some veggies (onion, red bell

 RH> I wasn't home when Mom threw it in the fridge, so I'm assuming
 RH> teriyaki sauce of some sort.

Is that her standard marinade?


-> pepper, cherry tomato, zuchinni and mushrooms) in an Italian dressing
-> made with balsamic vinegar on Monday. We were going to grill them that
-> night but went to a later afternoon showing of "WALL-E" and got
supper -> at the mall.  Had to pick up a few things there anyway so we
grilled the -> veggies on Tuesday. The extra marinade time was a bit
much for some of -> the veggies but overall, they were still pretty
good.

(You said) "I would have liked them"--and probably so. Next time I may
use a lighter vinegar.

->  RH> That place should have hazard tape over the front door!
 RH> ->
-> Same with Hancock's and other such places. (G) I'm hoping to help out on
-> a Project Linus on Saturday--at a quilt shop.

 RH> Making blankies for ????  At least I presume it's Linus as in Lucy
 RH> rather than Linus as in Pauling.

Correct! Comfort blankets for kids--and senoir adults.

 RH> won.

-> You can always go on line to find out.

 RH> If I want to be bothered.

I know the feeling.  We'll probably record the last episode of "Next
Food Network Star" but only watch it once.


-> Probably no reverse but still, a nice machine I suspect.

 RH> It may well have been.  I don't know what sort of shape it's in now.

Hopefully, rather decent yet unless your basement is in really bad
shape.

-> Or, just a washer on hot, agitate for several cycles (keep resetting
-> that part of the cycle), rinse and dry on super hot. I did that with a
-> couple of old wool Army blanket with OK results.

 RH> What did you do with the army blankets afterward?

Right now, they're sitting in my stash, aging. Like good meat, fabric
has to age before it can be sewn. Some ages faster than others. (G)

-> No way on earth would that work; you would need a commercial press to do
-> the job but not a household iron.

 RH> I didn't think it would be too easy. It also didn't sound like a
 RH> productive use of my time.

It wouldn't be a productive use of your time, believe me.

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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