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 dd-> "A comical interactive murder mystery dinner show
 dd-> in Southern California.

 BF> We would prob go, a cheap and fun evening.   Bit far tho'.

 dd->  I am sure there are places where the hams eat the scenery a lot
 dd->  closer to you than Califunky.

 BF> Oh, you've been to one of my performances?

Never had the chance ... but, hams are hams the world around.   BvP=
 
 BF> Ref to the Illinois Chili contest Dave and Michsel judged:

 BF> That was great fun.  I still remember the guy that put chocolate in his
 BF> chilli, and got laughed at and kinda shunned by the Chefs.  Just ahead
 BF> of his time probably.  It wasn't bad, just different.  (you know those
 bf-> there hidebound Chili Judges!)

 dd-> I have put a tiny bit of chocolate in pots that have won prizes. It
 dd-> blends and round off flavours.
 BF> ******** Warning!  Lines omitted here *******
 dd-> The one that set my teeth on edge was the guy who used grape jelly/jam
 dd-> and the grape flavour overpowered his dish.  Eeeeewwwwww.

 BF> Oh for Pete's sake!  That was the one I was thinking of!  I still kinda
 BF> liked it, sweet and grapy or not.   [g]

I judged a contest one time where the winner (not with any points from me) had
so much Br'er Rabbit molasses in his chilli that I thought it was sloppy joe
with a bit of a bite.  Eeeeewwwwww!!!

 dd-> I made this recipe at the first echo picnic I attended - Pat
 dd-> Stockett's Alabama Jam. It was well received - Neysa claimed ALL of
 dd-> the leftovers (wasn't much) and get very shirty when asked to share.

 BF> I seem to recollect that the Alabama Picnic was at Neysa's home.   Or
 BF> was it the one in Pat's new home?   [Actually we missed them both,
 BF> which may explain a lot.  [g]

Neysa and Rabbigail lived over in the Carolinas. They were at Pat's place
(Tilmon, too) - which was (no foolin') one of Jesse James' old hideouts when he
was on the run from the cops in Missouri and Oklahoma. Neysa's picnic was a few
years further down the road.

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

      Title: Ham Hash
 Categories: Pork, Potatoes, Chilies, Cheese, Vegetables
      Yield: 4 servings

      3 tb Grapeseed oil; or any other
           - cooking oil
      1 lg Onion; fine chopped 
      1    Celery rib; fine chopped 
      1 lb Fully cooked ham; in cubes
    1/4 c  Water
      1 lb Potato; in cubes
      1 ts Cayenne pepper
    1/2 ts (ea) salt & black pepper
      1 c  Havarti/Cheddar cheese
      4 lg Eggs; fried (one egg per
           - person) 

  Place a 13" skillet on medium high flame and heat oil in
  it. 

  Drop onion, celery, and cooked ham. Stir and cook until it
  gets a nice color. 

  Pour water and add potato pieces in skillet. Mix well. 

  Add salt, black pepper, and cayenne pepper. Pop the
  skillet in oven for 40-45 minutes or until done. 

  In the last 15 minutes, sprinkle cheese on top and
  continue cooking. 

  Top hash with perfectly fried egg and serve hot. 
 
  From: http://www..ifood.tv/rabbigail

  Uncle Dirty Dave's Archives

MMMMM 

... That's history. I say history because it happened in the past-Murray Walker
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