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Skriven 2014-02-09 12:15:00 av MICHAEL LOO (1:123/140)
     Kommentar till en text av RUTH HANSCHKA
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 RH> Know when to walk away. Know when to run.  Know when to want to
 RH> strangle  Kenny Rogers.

I know nowt of Kenny Rogers' work, just that he had a
chain of fabled but probably not good chicken places.

 ->  RH> Saltless bread is downright foul, among others.
 -> Saltless bread, found baked in northern Italy and steamed in
 -> China, is okay, and most of the time I actually prefer it.
 RH> OK.  If you must.  You get mine.

Fine enough. If all bread were salt-free, I might be
pretty fat.

 -=> Ruth Hanschka said to Nancy Backus <=-
 ->  RH> And cheese. Mine will take a good sniff at it at least.
 -> Of course cheese... ;)  We had one for whom the stronger the cheese, the
 -> better... she'd turn her nose up at mild cheddar... but demand her share
 -> of extra-sharp... or of pepper-jack, especially the peppers... ;)  Our
 -> remaining one surprised me the other day by being enthusiastic about
 -> some stilton with cranberries... I only gave her cheese, not the fruit,
 -> but it was stronger than she usually is interested in, unlike her
 -> departed "sibling"....  Then, yesterday, she was somewhat interested in
 -> some havarti, but apparently found it too difficult to actually eat...
 RH> One of mine has taken to drinking from the toilet.  They've also both
 RH> taken a 
 RH> liking to human turkey, especially the skin.  
 
So is Kenny Rogers a human turkey? And should he be flayed,
alive or after strangulation?

Old Town Eggs Derelict
cat: picturesque, poultry, breakfast
serves: 4

4 sliced English muffins
8 sl smoked turkey breast
chopped fresh dill
grated Parmesan cheese
8 basted eggs
2 c milk
2 Tb corn starch
3 Tb sherry
1 c grated cheese
grated garlic, French onion powder, and salt to taste

Make sauce by warming milk, dissolve corn starch in a
portion of milk and add. Add sherry and spices; stir
until blended. Stir over medium heat until sauce begins
to thicken. Add cheese and stir until melted. Keep
sauce warm while making toasted muffin.

Butter English muffin and sprinkle with Parmesan
cheese. Heat large skillet and toast English muffin
buttered side down until toasty.

On a plate, layer toast (cheese side up), turkey;
baste eggs (sort of like poaching) and place one on
each stack. Pour sherry cheese sauce over egg stack,
sprinkle with chopped dill, and serve 1-2 per person,
immediately. The house specialty at Old Town B&B Inn!

Heart Healthy Modification: Substitute corn oil
margarine for butter, reduce amount of cheese in
sauce, use basted egg whites rather than whole egg.

Old Town B&B Inn, Eureka, California
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