Hi:

I have recently returned to this group. While there are some
interesting and educational posts, there are quite a few posts that
deal with cloths, politics, taxes, handbags, etc. Are we cooking &
eating these items, or have many no longer anything to add to the
concept of foods and cooking here?

Just checking to see if I am the only one who noticed this.

Jerry

On Oct 8, 8:28 pm, Jerry > wrote:
> Hi:
>
> I have recently returned to this group. While there are some
> interesting and educational posts, there are quite a few posts that
> deal with cloths, politics, taxes, handbags, etc. Are we cooking &
> eating these items, or have many no longer anything to add to the
> concept of foods and cooking here?
>
> Just checking to see if I am the only one who noticed this.
>
Noticed what? -aem

aem > wrote in

on Oct Thu 2009 11:34 pm

> On Oct 8, 8:28 pm, Jerry > wrote:
>> Hi:
>>
>> I have recently returned to this group. While there are some
>> interesting and educational posts, there are quite a few posts that
>> deal with cloths, politics, taxes, handbags, etc. Are we cooking &
>> eating these items, or have many no longer anything to add to the
>> concept of foods and cooking here?
>>
>> Just checking to see if I am the only one who noticed this.
>>
> Noticed what? -aem
>
>
>

Noticed he came back I guess....Wasn't a bit of food or cooking
mentioned in his post though.

My midnight snack was a edam sandwhich on pumpernickel.

--
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"Jerry" > wrote in message
...
> Hi:
>
> I have recently returned to this group. While there are some
> interesting and educational posts, there are quite a few posts that
> deal with cloths, politics, taxes, handbags, etc. Are we cooking &
> eating these items, or have many no longer anything to add to the
> concept of foods and cooking here?
>
> Just checking to see if I am the only one who noticed this.
>
> Jerry

Remember

RFC is like a sewer.

What you get out of it depends on what you put into it.


--
Dimitri
Coming soon:
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>,
aem > wrote:

> On Oct 8, 8:28 pm, Jerry > wrote:
> > Hi:
> >
> > I have recently returned to this group. While there are some
> > interesting and educational posts, there are quite a few posts that
> > deal with cloths, politics, taxes, handbags, etc. Are we cooking &
> > eating these items, or have many no longer anything to add to the
> > concept of foods and cooking here?
> >
> > Just checking to see if I am the only one who noticed this.
> >
> Noticed what? -aem

<snicker>
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In article >,
hahabogus > wrote:

> aem > wrote in
>
> on Oct Thu 2009 11:34 pm
>
> > On Oct 8, 8:28 pm, Jerry > wrote:
> >> Hi:
> >>
> >> I have recently returned to this group. While there are some
> >> interesting and educational posts, there are quite a few posts that
> >> deal with cloths, politics, taxes, handbags, etc. Are we cooking &
> >> eating these items, or have many no longer anything to add to the
> >> concept of foods and cooking here?
> >>
> >> Just checking to see if I am the only one who noticed this.
> >>
> > Noticed what? -aem
> >
> >
> >
>
> Noticed he came back I guess....Wasn't a bit of food or cooking
> mentioned in his post though.
>
> My midnight snack was a edam sandwhich on pumpernickel.

Mine was more braised chicken hearts with a little butter, lemon pepper
and MeCormick mixed italian spices.

Oh, and a smidge' of soy sauce...
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Wow! Tough crowd.

I'll be the first with a nice comment -
Welcome back, Jerry.

> > Lynn, you crazy health nut! Everyone knows that only *whole* milk should
> > be drank with PB & toast.
>
> I second that.
>
>
>
> > Bob
>
> --Bryan

Skim for me, please, and hold the PB. (Can't handle the smell of it
in the morning.)

N.

Jerry wrote:
> Hi:
>
> I have recently returned to this group. While there are some
> interesting and educational posts, there are quite a few posts that
> deal with cloths, politics, taxes, handbags, etc. Are we cooking &
> eating these items, or have many no longer anything to add to the
> concept of foods and cooking here?
>
> Just checking to see if I am the only one who noticed this.
>
> Jerry



You need to get your killfile up to date. Perhaps we need some
new blood to get us back to cooking and recipes.

gloria p

ChefToddMohr > wrote in
on Oct Fri 2009 09:33 am

>
> Wow! Tough crowd.
>
> I'll be the first with a nice comment -
> Welcome back, Jerry.
>
>
>
>

Where is your food comment? No mention of food ****es Jerry off.

This Monday is ThanksGiving in Canada. I'm to bring a dessert and a veggie. Going with Melba's
rhubarb custard cake excepting gonna use berries. And the veggie will be a corn and pepper/chile
dealie.Thinking green chillies, red bell pepper, tad of onion and a little cumin and garlic, but that
could change as it might mess up the turkey gravy. And we all know that's a no-no.

Oh this is happening on Sunday for me.

--
Is that your nose, or are you eatting a banana? -Jimmy Durante

Nancy2 wrote:
>>> Lynn, you crazy health nut! Everyone knows that only *whole* milk should
>>> be drank with PB & toast.
>> I second that.
>>
>>
>>
>>> Bob
>> --Bryan
>
> Skim for me, please, and hold the PB. (Can't handle the smell of it
> in the morning.)
>
> N.

Silk, if you please?

On Oct 9, 1:28*pm, hahabogus > wrote:
> ChefToddMohr > wrote n Oct Fri 2009 09:33 am
>
>
>
> > Wow! *Tough crowd.
>
> > I'll be the first with a nice comment -
> > Welcome back, Jerry.
>
> Where is your food comment? No mention of food ****es Jerry off.
>
> This Monday is ThanksGiving in Canada. I'm to bring a dessert and a veggie. Going with Melba's
> rhubarb custard cake excepting gonna use berries. And the veggie will be a corn and pepper/chile
> dealie.Thinking green chillies, *red bell pepper, tad of onion and a little cumin and garlic, but that
> could change as it might mess up the turkey gravy. *And we all know that's a no-no.
>
> Oh this is happening on Sunday for me.
>
> --
> Is that your nose, or are you eatting a banana? -Jimmy Durante

Actually the discussion of non- food does not **** me off. It simply
disappoints me. If one wants to discuss clothing, handbags, plastic
surgery, pimples, weapons, ammunition or whatever, it would seem
appropriate that one joins a discussion groups targeting each one of
those. If not then start one.

I log onto this group to talk about one thing - food, as well as the
related topic of recipes for food. When I want to discuss something
else, I log onto a different group. Admittedly I am not a hang loose,
anything goes person. I am not interested in BS. When I log in here I
either talk about food, or I don't log on here. Simple no?

So other than answering these gratuitous attacks I will keep my posts
to food, Italian food.

Jerry @ The Artisan
http://www.theartisan.net

Jerry > wrote in news:4b7fdb95-5b4b-46c8-b526-c4b4b40bed9a@
12g2000pri.googlegroups.com on Oct Fri 2009 09:50 pm

> When I log in here I
> either talk about food, or I don't log on here.

S0 where's the food comment?

I gots a whole pan of eggs in the steamer (well 10 anyways) for hard boiled eggs for work lunches
next week, steaming the eggs hardboiled makes them easier to peel

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Is that your nose, or are you eatting a banana? -Jimmy Durante

On Oct 9, 7:50 pm, Jerry > wrote:
> [snip]
> I log onto this group to talk about one thing - food, as well as the
> related topic of recipes for food. When I want to discuss something
> else, I log onto a different group. Admittedly I am not a hang loose,
> anything goes person. I am not interested in BS. When I log in here I
> either talk about food, or I don't log on here. Simple no?
>
> So other than answering these gratuitous attacks I will keep my posts
> to food, Italian food.

You weren't attacked, you were laughed at. Among the non-food
postings here, the most boring repeated topic is the complaint about
irrelevant posts. Like yours. -aem

Jerry wrote:

>
> Actually the discussion of non- food does not **** me off. It simply
> disappoints me. If one wants to discuss clothing, handbags, plastic
> surgery, pimples, weapons, ammunition or whatever, it would seem
> appropriate that one joins a discussion groups targeting each one of
> those.



There's a PIMPLES newsgroup? Who knew???

;-)

gloria p

OB Food: It's snowing here, 19 deg. F, and there's chicken soup
makings on the stove.

In article >,
Gloria P > wrote:

> Jerry wrote:
>
> >
> > Actually the discussion of non- food does not **** me off. It simply
> > disappoints me. If one wants to discuss clothing, handbags, plastic
> > surgery, pimples, weapons, ammunition or whatever, it would seem
> > appropriate that one joins a discussion groups targeting each one of
> > those.
>
>
>
> There's a PIMPLES newsgroup? Who knew???
>
> ;-)
>
> gloria p
>
> OB Food: It's snowing here, 19 deg. F, and there's chicken soup
> makings on the stove.

SNOWING???

Damn, I'm so jealous. :-(
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> There's a PIMPLES newsgroup? Who knew???
>
> ;-)
>
> gloria p

Lol....

>
> OB Food: It's snowing here, 19 deg. F, and there's chicken soup
> makings on the stove.

I'm glad I recently had the propane tank filled as it is supposed to be
in the low 20's (F), tonight locally.

Bob

OB:? I'm considering using some of the smoked ham shank I made today to
go into a pot with some chicken broth, Northern (dry beans), carrots and
onions. I thank that would also go with the expected weather.

Gloria P wrote:
> Jerry wrote:
>
>>
>> Actually the discussion of non- food does not **** me off. It simply
>> disappoints me. If one wants to discuss clothing, handbags, plastic
>> surgery, pimples, weapons, ammunition or whatever, it would seem
>> appropriate that one joins a discussion groups targeting each one of
>> those.
>
>
>
> There's a PIMPLES newsgroup? Who knew???

Yep! Alt.skincare.acne (I looked it up).

ObFood: I'm on a tear today: Pancakes and sausage and juice for
breakfast; thawed that other 10-pound bag of chicken leg quarters --
four quarters are gonna be baked for dinner, and the other seven are in
the pot for soup for lunch. I think I'm gonna make alphabet soup and a
ginormous salad.

Serene

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