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Skriven 2015-03-19 07:59:00 av MICHAEL LOO (1:123/140)
     Kommentar till en text av RUTH HAFFLY
Ärende: peaps and pounds 382
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 RH> Stop, look one way, look the other, look back the first way, then the
 RH> second, and then cross.
 ML> For me, assess the situation while looking in one direction,
 ML> and when it's okay, cross halfway and repeat in the other.
 ML> Sometimes one has to be pretty agile.
 RH> I'd rather get all the way across without stopping.

Depends on the situation. In many parts of the world you
can't stop, because the traffic flow won't allow it; in
others you pretty much have to. I far prefer to be able
to stop or at least slow down in the middle, especially
if there's something resembling a penalty box.
 
 RH> The life time trauma will probably make up for any lack of judicial
 RH> punishment. The driver will probably be very careful to follow all
 RH> traffic rules and regulations to avoid any possible future incidents,
 RH> even minor violations.

One hopes. There is a small minority that is naturally
reckless and a smaller one that is naturally dangerous,
but better to err on the side of leniency - normal
people will be deterred in the normal course; the
malignant minority won't be deterred at all.
 
 ML>       Title: ROO BALLS
 RH> Quite an interesting list of ingredients. We don't have a local source
 RH> of kangaroo meat so I think I'll take a pass on trying them. (G)

It looks as though that was what was in Glen's larder at
the time. As far as kangaroo meat goes, it had its day but
is much scarcer than it used to be, at least over here.
It's perennially common down there, as kangaroos have
overbred like crazy and are little more than vermin.
Anyhow, kangaroo tastes quite a bit like unaged baby beef,
which could be substituted.

Easter push pop peeps
categories: holiday, silly, dessert
servings: 12

12 PEEPS Marshmallow Bunnies
1 frozen pound cake, thawed
1 container vanilla frosting
12 Push Pop Containers
Sprinkles if desired
Food coloring (three different colors are suggested)
Zipper style storage bags to use for piping frosting
- into push pop containers.

You can use miniature cupcakes or even brownie bites
in place of the pound cake if desired.

Start by assembling your push pop containers if needed.

Add food coloring to your frosting. If using three
different colors, divide your frosting equally into
three bowls, and add a drop or two of color to each
bowl, mixing well to combine.

Spoon your frosting into three different zipper
style storage bags. You will be snipping a bottom
corner off of each bag allowing you to pipe your
frosting out of the bags.

Place your thawed pound cake onto a cutting board.
Cut your pound cake in half horizontally.

Using a push pop container as your cutter, cut out
round pieces of of pound cake. Each push pop will
use two circles of pound cake.

Snip a bottom corner off of each zipper bag of
frosting, leaving approximately a 1/4 to 1/3" hole
in the bottom corner of the bag.

Squeeze a bit of frosting into the bottom of each
of your push pop containers.

Place a circle of pound cake into each push pop,
pressing onto the top of the frosting.

Squeeze frosting on to the top of each of your
circles of pound cake in each container; repeat
with another circle of pound cake and additional
frosting.

You can place your PEEPS Bunnies onto your push
pops whole, though they fit better if you cut
them in half. Top each push pop with a PEEP and
garnish with sprinkles if desired.

www.marshmallowpeeps.com
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