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John Holiday
 
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Your a strange one, ain'tcha?

"Alan Horowitz" > wrote in message
om...
> meats, I will bring up to 140 F all the way through the entire peice
> of meat, for 2-3 hours. Toaster oven works fine, although a few
> candles, properly emplaced, will also do it.
>
> Pasta, Rice, and (my favorite) barley, I soak in room-temp distilled
> water till they are al dente. I always eat them straight.... if they
> didn't have an excellent taste, I wouldn't be eating them. If they do
> have an excellent taste, why do I want to cover it up with sauces,
> condiments, etc.?



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Buzz Chandler
 
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"John Holiday" > wrote in message
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> Your a strange one, ain'tcha?
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You are responding to a message from about 3 months ago...


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Larrie Malobenski
 
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>You are responding to a message from about 3 months ago...

More like a year ago. This troll must try to restart this thread every
Thanksgiving. Please folks let this one wither.


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