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От : Ruth Haffly 1:396/45.28 21 май 26 20:02:09
К : Ben Collver 21 май 26 16:41:02
Тема : 3/29 Lemon Chiffon 5
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Hi Ben,
RH> OUCH! Just bumps and bruises or more major damage? Did the bike survive?
RH> I`ve given up on bike riding, don`t trust my balance on it any more.
BC> More major damage. The bike is fine and by now i have healed enough
BC> to go on walks and mow the lawn. Since then i came down with a bad
BC> cold. Keeping my immune system on its toes!
Push the thyme tea; that`s a big help for bronchial issues. Just take a
bunch of thyme, put it in a 2 or 3 quart pot, add water and bring it
just to a boil. Turn off, let it steep about 20 minutes, strain, sweeten
(if desired, taste it first) and down the hatch! One of the vendors at
the Wake Forest farmer`s market when we first started going to it in
2009 gave Stephen the recipe when she didn`t see me at the market one
week. It`s a big help, believe me!
BC> I too have quit riding my bike. If i lived in a more bike-friendly
BC> town that had more separate paths, like Eugene and Portland do, i`d
BC> keep riding. As it is, there are bike paths but most people ride on
BC> the sidewalk because there are big vehicles driving recklessly at
high BC> speeds. I think i got off easy, just taking a tumble by the
railroad BC> tracks.
We`ve got a few greenway trails and some bike lanes but nothing
significant for biking.
RH> Yesterday Steve smoked 2 racks of ribs
RH> so we had part of one plus a spinach salad for supper. The salad was based
RH> on one we`d had in our hotel in Fairbanks, AK several years ago; it had
RH> candied pecans, craisins, feta cheese, bacon crumbles, strawberries and
RH> spinach with a balsamic vinegar/olive oil dressing. I didn`t measure
RH> anything, just "That looks about right" into a a couple of bowls. It went
RH> well with the ribs and now we have several packages of ribs in the freezer
RH> for future enjoyment.
BC> That sounds downright decadent. Nice going!
It is good; I had it twice in the 3 days we were in Fairbanks. We`re up
in western NY right now, for supper we stopped at a branch of a pizza
place I used to go to occaisionally while in college. They still make
the best pizza I`ve ever had other than my home made.
BC> I bought a shaker of Hairy Potter Butterbeer Topping in the discount
BC> section of the grocery store. It`s basically butterscotch flavored
BC> sugar.
Butterscotch is a flavor I can take or leave. If there`s a choice
between it and chocolate, the chocolate would win out. If the other
choice is peanut butter, I`d go for the butterscotch. (G)
BC> Last Friday i planned to make your mother-in-law`s layere dessert
BC> recipe, with butterscotch sugar mixed into the whipping cream, topped
BC> with
BC> butterscotch chips. Alas, i came down with a bad cold and postponed
BC> those plans.
Plenty of other chances to make it; I`m sure the chips won`t go bad
overnight. Pop them into the fridge or freezer to help prolong their
life.
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Catch you later,
Ruth
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