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Martha Cooking School
On Feb 16, 3:09*pm, bigwheel >
wrote: > Glad to hear she got sprung from the slammer. I didnt know she cooked. I > only saw the arts and craft part of the show apparently. > > A Moose in Love;1814014 Wrote: > > > I think she's the cat's meow. *Today, on PBS, she did a show on eggs. > > Soft boiled, hard boiled, fritatta, scrambled, and fried. *No poached > > eggs though. *She really knows what she's doing. *Eggs are simple, but > > to do them perfect takes some work. > > -- > bigwheel She's got a number of very successful cookbooks published, along with an extensive collection at her website - free for the using or printing. I have used many of her recipes and all have been very successful. N. |
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On Feb 16, 9:43*pm, Janet Bostwick > wrote:
> On Sat, 16 Feb 2013 19:04:56 -0800 (PST), " > > > wrote: > > >On Feb 16, 2:43*pm, (z z) wrote: > > >> I love the kitchen on that show with the great natural light > >> flooding in. > > >That is a set, an expensive one and that is not natural sunlight nor a > >real pastoral scene out the window. > > snip > Are you talking about her kitchen that was transported exactly to a > museum? > Janet US That was Julia Child's own kitchen that is in the Smithsonian. N. |
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On Feb 17, 2:51*am, "
> wrote: > On Feb 16, 9:43*pm, Janet Bostwick > wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > On Sat, 16 Feb 2013 19:04:56 -0800 (PST), " > > > > wrote: > > > >On Feb 16, 2:43*pm, (z z) wrote: > > > >> I love the kitchen on that show with the great natural light > > >> flooding in. > > > >That is a set, an expensive one and that is not natural sunlight nor a > > >real pastoral scene out the window. > > > snip > > Are you talking about her kitchen that was transported exactly to a > > museum? > > Janet US > > I knew Julia Child's kitchen was transported intact to the > Smithsonian, if I remember the name correctly, but I didn't know > Martha had anything snapped up by a museum. She didn't. N. |
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Janet Bostwick > wrote:
-snip- >But I don't. It hurts me personally to find out that our civilized >North America isn't. To attack a woman sexually with words, to attack >her physical appearance, tells me that when men are losing or feel at >a disadvantage, they fall back on the most primitive response. No >wonder there is so much violence against women. These campaigns are >just one step away from physical violence. These campaigns send the >message that these attitudes toward women are o.k. >Janet US or towards men. . or towards folks with different complexions. . . or a different party affiliation. . . Politics is, and always has been a cesspool. For the most part, politicians are pigs and it doesn't matter what their sex, race, religion or party affiliation is. [Same goes for today's so-called journalists. There are precious few exceptions in either category.] Jim |
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On Sun, 17 Feb 2013 12:53:27 -0500, Jim Elbrecht >
wrote: >Janet Bostwick > wrote: > >-snip- >>But I don't. It hurts me personally to find out that our civilized >>North America isn't. To attack a woman sexually with words, to attack >>her physical appearance, tells me that when men are losing or feel at >>a disadvantage, they fall back on the most primitive response. No >>wonder there is so much violence against women. These campaigns are >>just one step away from physical violence. These campaigns send the >>message that these attitudes toward women are o.k. >>Janet US > >or towards men. . or towards folks with different complexions. . . or >a different party affiliation. . . > >Politics is, and always has been a cesspool. > >For the most part, politicians are pigs and it doesn't matter what >their sex, race, religion or party affiliation is. > >[Same goes for today's so-called journalists. There are precious >few exceptions in either category.] > >Jim Yes, I am sickened by those as well. But the subject was women and I limited today's sermon to that. Janet US |
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On 2/17/2013 12:30 PM, Nancy2 wrote:
> On Feb 16, 6:14 pm, Nancy Young <replyto@inemail> wrote: >> Just think, at the same time they were tarring her over some small >> potatoes illegal activity, Bernie Madoff was stealing millions and >> living like a king. The SEC was too busy with Martha to worry about >> him or the Enron guys. > Exactly. I like watching Martha and appreciate that she shows how to > do things perfectly, even if most of us have neither the time nor the > money to be as obsessive as she is. Her ideas can often be adapted to > suit any degree for talent or skill. I did watch her BI (before incarceration) show and I did like seeing all the projects she did. Despite what people say, she often showed her employees doing the work, sanding furniture or whatever. I still learned something or just enjoyed seeing what she came up with. I don't have a problem with her, not saying I would be suited to work for her but hey, I can say that about a lot of people. nancy |
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Janet Bostwick > wrote:
-snip- > >Yes, I am sickened by those as well. But the subject was women and I >limited today's sermon to that obviously you possess more self control than I seem to today.<g> Jim |
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On Sun, 17 Feb 2013 15:56:12 -0600, (z z) wrote:
> ps I find it inspiring that an architect could design such a beautiful > kitchen out of nothing. It's one of those glass half full, glass half > empty, things I guess. You lost me. A link, or at least some context, would be helpful. -- Food is an important part of a balanced diet. |
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Is Martha Stewart Still alive?
On Sat, 16 Feb 2013 09:59:08 -0800 (PST), A Moose in Love
> wrote: >I think she's the cat's meow. Today, on PBS, she did a show on eggs. >Soft boiled, hard boiled, fritatta, scrambled, and fried. No poached >eggs though. She really knows what she's doing. Eggs are simple, but >to do them perfect takes some work. Damn, I thought she croaked a long time ago!!! |
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On Feb 19, 10:39*pm, wrote: > > On Sat, 16 Feb 2013 09:59:08 -0800 (PST), A Moose in Love > > > wrote: > >I think she's the cat's meow. *Today, on PBS, she did a show on eggs. > >Soft boiled, hard boiled, fritatta, scrambled, and fried. *No poached > >eggs though. *She really knows what she's doing. *Eggs are simple, but > >to do them perfect takes some work. > > Damn, I thought she croaked a long time ago!!! > > You don't watch too much tv, do you? |
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Well thanks a lot for the input. I will have to go give her site a looky. I always thought she was sorta cute in a felonious Polish housewife type way..lol. A person could tell by the un-tucked shirt she prob got a little beer belly hid out down in there somewhere.
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