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Skriven 2014-11-19 21:05:41 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
  Kommentar till text 19552 av NANCY BACKUS (1:123/140)
Ärende: Kerr  was: reductio a
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Hi Nancy,

 NB>  NB>> elsewise... I'd just quietly tweak one thing after another, and
 NB> wait  NB>> for the feedback...  took some years to get it where she
 NB> was happy  NB>> with it.

 RH> Were you happy with the end product tho? If it was something that was
 RH> more of a bother to make than the end result was worth, then I'd not
 RH> want to do too much experimenting. OTOH, if it was worth doing many
 RH> more times, then the time and effort to get it right was well spent.

 NB> Pretty much... I'd usually take the second loaf to my family's
 NB> Christmas get-together... and my family appreciated it, too...  :)  I
 NB> even made it for a couple of years after we were no longer going to
 NB> Syracuse...

Worth finding the recipe and doing again?

 NB> that I've made  RH>> various times, including at the picnic. The rye
 NB> bread recipe was on  RH>> the back of a Gold Medal or Pillsbury sack
 NB> of rye flour from the mid  RH>> 70s. I know it had molasses in it, and
 NB> no eggs, but don't remember that  RH>> much of what else and what
 NB> proportions.
 NB>  NB>> If you don't come across it while sorting, there might be some
 NB> archive  NB>> of Pillsbury or Gold Medal recipes online...

 RH> Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, never thought about that. I'll give it a look see.

 NB> Gotta be a possibility anyway..  :)

I did some looking the other day but haven't found it yet.

 NB>  NB>> There used to be a local ask-it column in the local paper where
 NB> people  NB>> could try to find old recipes from similar sources...
 NB> surprising what  NB>> could be found, even back then...  ;)

 RH> I've seen those columns but the N&O doesn't have one. They go more
 RH> with getting recipes from local restaurants for dishes people have had
 RH> and want to make at home.

 NB> There was some of that in the column, too... but it was pretty broad
 NB> in what was asked and answered...  :)

I'll have to find a paper that does that and send in a querry.

 NB>  NB>> reviews of such available...  or a Korean Presbyterian Church
 NB> that one  NB>> could connect with and find out where the "natives"
 NB> think is good... :)

 RH> We'll find out, have to e-mail them and ask how things are going
 RH> anyway.

 NB> Good to keep in touch, especially with what they're dealing with...

Had a bit of an update tonight, things are going fairly much the same as
they were but he's busy trying to get their house set up and she's had
some health issues. Plus taking care of Dad, step Mom and kids, they're
keeping busy.

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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