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On 7/26/2013 1:33 PM, Christine Dabney wrote:
> Heya all,
>
> I am getting interested in making my own yogurt. I know some of you
> do or did make your own. I am eventually getting a yogurt maker, but
> until I get one in my hot little hands, I would like to make some the
> old fashioned way-by hand. I have been reading about the benefits of
> yogurts with live cultures, especially upon gut health, and I am sold.
> Plus I do like a good yogurt.
>
> Anyone make their own?
>

I used to, when the kids were little. I've been thinking about doing it
again, and looking into yoghurt makers - but the single induction plate
I bought yesterday has directions for using it to make yoghurt...

I think I'll be trying that.

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> On 7/26/2013 1:33 PM, Christine Dabney wrote:
>> Heya all,
>>
>> I am getting interested in making my own yogurt. I know some of you
>> do or did make your own. I am eventually getting a yogurt maker, but
>> until I get one in my hot little hands, I would like to make some the
>> old fashioned way-by hand. I have been reading about the benefits of
>> yogurts with live cultures, especially upon gut health, and I am sold.
>> Plus I do like a good yogurt.
>>
>> Anyone make their own?
>>

> I used to, when the kids were little. I've been thinking about doing it
> again, and looking into yoghurt makers - but the single induction plate I
> bought yesterday has directions for using it to make yoghurt...
>
> I think I'll be trying that.


I had planned to make mine today when (the best made plans of mice and men)
family arrived !! lol Anyway the lasagna came in very handy!
Not complaining. It's nice that they can just drop in, but when they are
coming all the way up from England ... Well there was only the food to
worry about and that was sorted! Do you think I might have had a
premonition??

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On 7/27/2013 12:07 PM, Ophelia wrote:

> I had planned to make mine today when (the best made plans of mice and
> men) family arrived !! lol Anyway the lasagna came in very handy!
> Not complaining. It's nice that they can just drop in, but when they
> are coming all the way up from England ... Well there was only the
> food to worry about and that was sorted! Do you think I might have had a
> premonition??
>

I wouldn't be at all surprised!

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> On 7/27/2013 12:07 PM, Ophelia wrote:
>
>> I had planned to make mine today when (the best made plans of mice and
>> men) family arrived !! lol Anyway the lasagna came in very handy!
>> Not complaining. It's nice that they can just drop in, but when they
>> are coming all the way up from England ... Well there was only the
>> food to worry about and that was sorted! Do you think I might have had a
>> premonition??
>>

> I wouldn't be at all surprised!


) oh and that would be best laid ...

Apparently they just fancied giving us a surprise Well they did that
alright It would be better if they were here for longer but they need
to be back for work on Wednesday. Oh well, better than nowt Now, what to
make for dinner tomorrow ... ideas anyone? )

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On 7/27/2013 2:05 PM, Ophelia wrote:
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> "S Viemeister" > wrote in message
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>> On 7/27/2013 12:07 PM, Ophelia wrote:
>>
>>> I had planned to make mine today when (the best made plans of mice and
>>> men) family arrived !! lol Anyway the lasagna came in very handy!
>>> Not complaining. It's nice that they can just drop in, but when they
>>> are coming all the way up from England ... Well there was only the
>>> food to worry about and that was sorted! Do you think I might have had a
>>> premonition??
>>>

>> I wouldn't be at all surprised!

>
> ) oh and that would be best laid ...
>
> Apparently they just fancied giving us a surprise Well they did that
> alright It would be better if they were here for longer but they need
> to be back for work on Wednesday. Oh well, better than nowt Now,
> what to
> make for dinner tomorrow ... ideas anyone? )
>


Whirled peas?


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On 7/27/2013 4:05 PM, Ophelia wrote:

> Apparently they just fancied giving us a surprise Well they did that
> alright It would be better if they were here for longer but they need
> to be back for work on Wednesday. Oh well, better than nowt Now,
> what to
> make for dinner tomorrow ... ideas anyone? )
>

I'm not cooking tomorrow - we'll be at a wine-tasting, and then having
dinner at the winery.
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> On 7/27/2013 4:05 PM, Ophelia wrote:
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>> Apparently they just fancied giving us a surprise Well they did that
>> alright It would be better if they were here for longer but they
>> need
>> to be back for work on Wednesday. Oh well, better than nowt Now,
>> what to
>> make for dinner tomorrow ... ideas anyone? )
>>

> I'm not cooking tomorrow - we'll be at a wine-tasting, and then having
> dinner at the winery.


Ooooh you spoilt thing ))) Enjoy Report back?

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On Saturday, July 27, 2013 4:05:57 PM UTC-4, Ophelia wrote:
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> ) oh and that would be best laid ...


I was just going to take YOU, a SCOT, to task on that.: )) OK, Burns, you can stop the rollover.



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"Kalmia" > wrote in message
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> On Saturday, July 27, 2013 4:05:57 PM UTC-4, Ophelia wrote:
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>>
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>> ) oh and that would be best laid ...

>
> I was just going to take YOU, a SCOT, to task on that.: )) OK, Burns, you
> can stop the rollover.


lol too late) btw I am not a Scot) Himself is and I am of Scottish
extraction but I am a Yorkshire lass, resident in Scotland for many years)

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On Saturday, July 27, 2013 1:05:57 PM UTC-7, Ophelia wrote:

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> Apparently they just fancied giving us a surprise Well they did that
> alright It would be better if they were here for longer but they need
> to be back for work on Wednesday. Oh well, better than nowt Now, what to
> make for dinner tomorrow ... ideas anyone? )
>


I hate to cook in front of company -- does your grocer sell roast chickens? Make a tossed green salad, and buy or make some sort of starch.



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> On Saturday, July 27, 2013 1:05:57 PM UTC-7, Ophelia wrote:
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>>
>> Apparently they just fancied giving us a surprise Well they did that
>> alright It would be better if they were here for longer but they
>> need
>> to be back for work on Wednesday. Oh well, better than nowt Now, what
>> to
>> make for dinner tomorrow ... ideas anyone? )
>>

>
> I hate to cook in front of company -- does your grocer sell roast
> chickens? Make a tossed green salad, and buy or make some sort of starch.


Oh I am sorry you hate to cook That is a shame. I love to cook.
Anyway, they aren't company, they are family so I expect that helps

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