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They wrote:
RH> If I want to get to the beach, it's an hour south of here.:)  I don't
RH> like it much though - too much sand and sun.<G>  And no stove!
FT> My sister's condo is equipped like a city house, but it
FT> is on a golf course.
FT> Ocean Edge.  Don't know if you know it.  So I could
FT> cook to my heart's content
FT> if I wanted to.  I rarely eat out when I'm down there, just pick up what
FT> need at the Stop n Shop.
FT> Good One! :))))))  I think it's Floridians that get
FT> cheesed off with Canucks
FT> who invade wearing Speedos and ankle socks.  We don't always send our
FT> out of the country!
FT> My raspberries are trying to beat the first frost with
FT> a crop of fall berries,
FT> but the locusts are still around.  Last year, I was picking them well
FT> fall.  Right now, their progress is being monitored by
FT> gigantic bumble bees.
FT> This has been a fine year for bugs!

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assistant: Double ugh!  That's the only thing I like less than sand - golf.:)  I'd
rather beat on bread dough than a little white ball.
I
Can't say it rings any bells.  The Stop and Shop does though.:-)
best
Or your best-dressed anyway.:)
into
Funny, the bees were supposed to have kicked it due to some virus.  Guess
they were wrong.<G>  I had bees coming out of my ears too.  The LOVE
raspberries.  We sometimes pick berries up until Halloween.
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user: You are replying to Johan Siegers about "Dutch Apple Tart".

They wrote:
JS> Ok, here we go:
JS> I'm not sure about all my tranlations, therefore in
JS> that case I place the Dutch word in square bracelets
JS> [Dutch]
JS> 750 g Appels (paired)  (=26.5 oz = 1.65 lb)
JS>       We use 'Goudreinetten': Light soure red/yellow appels
JS> 75 g  Currants [Krenten] and raisins  (=2.65 oz)

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assistant: Uhmmm, I think you wanted "pared" instead of "paired".  They sound the same,
but the first one means "peel" and the second one means "put to gether by
twos..as in Noah's Ark."<G>
Looks like a Baldwin recipe - that's a kind of apple I can get here.  Tart
and very hard.  It makes great pies.
Are these the red or black currants?  I'm a cassis [black currant] fan from
farther back than I care to remember.:-)
I"m going to have to try this one; there's an apple farm a few minutes from
my house.:)
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MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.04
      Title: VEGAN: ALOO RASDAR
 Categories: Vegetarian
      Yield: 3 Servings
MMMMM-------------------------VEGETABLES------------------------------
      6 lg Potatoes, cut into about
           -6 to 8 chunks each.
      2 c  Fresh or frozen  green peas,
           -the smaller the better
      3 md Sized tomatoes, chopped
      2 md Sized onions, diced
      2    Green chili peppers, chopped
MMMMM--------------------SPICES & FLAVOURINGS-------------------------
MMMMM---------------------------OTHERS--------------------------------
      1/2 ts Turmeric powder
      1/2 ts Cayenne pepper powder
        1 ts Garam masala powder
        1    Clove garlic
  :          A few stalks of cilantro
  :          -and assorted herbs
  :          Lemon concentrate
  :          Salt
        1 tb Vegetable oil
    1 1/2 c  Water
  1. Pressure cook potato chunks and peas for about 6 minutes. 2. Dice
  onions, chop ginger, green chili and garlic. 3. Heat a little oil, add
  onions and saute till golden.  Add chopped ginger, chopped garlic and
  chopped green chili now and saute'. 4. Add turmeric powder, cayenne
  pepper powder and garam masala powder. Stir continuously until
  thoroughly mixed. 5. Add chopped tomatoes.  Saute until tomato pieces
  are wilted. 6. Add potatoes, peas from pressure cooker.  Top with
  1-and-1/2 cups of water. Add salt according to your taste.  Simmer on
  low heat until gravy thickens slightly. 7. Garnish with freshly
  chopped cilantro, squeeze a few drops of lemon juice and serve hot.
  NOTES: 1. This is a very simple thing, easy to make. 2. Total time
  required is under 30 minutes.
  I like this when it is accompanied by some cool cucumber-yogurt
  raita, or with a salad of fresh sliced onions, tomatoes and cucumber
  slices.
MMMMM
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MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.04
      Title: CHICKPEAS IN SPICY TAHINI SAUCE
 Categories: Main dish, Vegetarian
      Yield: 3 Servings
      1 c  Dried chickpeas
      4 c  Water
      1 tb Olive oil
      1 c  Chopped onion
      1 ts Dried basil
      2    Garlic cloves; minced
    1/4 c  Tahini
      1 c  Water
      1 tb Arrowroot
      1 tb Lemon juice
      2 tb Salsa (hot or mild)
      1 tb Low-sodium tamari
  Cook chickpeas in 4 cups water for 2 to 3 hours (stovetop) or 25 to 30
  minutes (pressure cooker).
  Heat oil in a large skillet over medium heat.  Saute onion and basil
  unti onion is nearly tender.  Add garlic and continue to saute until
  onion is soft and translucent.
  Stir in tahini and 3/4 cup water.  Cook, stirring constantly, until
  sauce thickens.  Remove skillet from heat and set aside.
  In a small bowl, mix remaining 1/4 cup water with arrowroot, lemon
  juice, salsa and tamari.  Add to tahini mixture in skillet.  Add
  chickpeas and cook over high heat, stirring constantly until mixture
  thickens.
  Per serving: 372 cal, 15 g prot, 275 mg sod, 42 g carb, 19 g fat, 0 mg
  chol, 26 mg calcium
  From: Vegetarian Gourmet - Winter 1993 Typed for you by Karen Mintzias
MMMMM
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MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.04
      Title: PRESSURE COOKED SEITAN
 Categories: Main dish, Vegetarian
      Yield: 8 2oz pieces
  1 1/3 c  Quick Mix Seitan
    3/4 c  Water
  Prep time: 30 to 40 minutes
  Prepare mix and water as in directions for Basic Seitan on box.
  Prepare broth (for 14 oz.) also.  Cut Seitan into 8 even pieces and
  place with broth in pressure cooker.  Bring to simmer.  Attach lid.
  When up to pressure, let cook for 25 minutes.  Remove from heat.  Let
  cool so pressure will drop.  Seitan is ready to eat.
  This recipe has been developed by Bro. Ron Pickarski as part of his
  work toward being a participant and finalist in the Culinary Olympics
  held in Frankfurt, Germany.
  Source: Arrowhead Mills "Seitan Quick Mix" tri-fold Reprinted by
  permission of Arrowhead Mills, Inc. Electronic format courtesy of:
  Karen Mintzias
MMMMM
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MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.04
      Title: VEGAN LONDON BROIL
 Categories: Main dish, Vegetarian
      Yield: 8 6oz steaks
  2 1/2 lb Raw Seitan
           - (2 boxes Seitan Quick Mix)
    1/2 ga Water
  1 1/2 c  Tamari soy sauce
      1    7-inch strip kombu
           -- (sea vegetable)
      6 sl Fresh ginger (thin slices)
           Sauce
           -- (such as Bordelaise
           -- or Miso sauces)
  Prep time: 30 minutes
  Place Seitan in an 8-inch square cake pan.  Allow to rest until it
  takes the shape of the pan.  Place this pan inside a second, larger
  pan that is half-filled with water.  Cover the larger pan.  Bake in a
  pre-heated oven at 375 F. for 1 hour.  When Seitan is done, remove
  from the pan. Divide into eight equal pieces.  To 1/2 gallon water,
  add tamari, kombu, ginger, and Seitan steaks.  Cover pot, bring to a
  simmer, and cook for about 45 minutes.  (If you are using a pressure
  cooker, reduce liquid by one half and cook for 20 to 25 minutes). You
  may leave steaks in the stock for several hours, if you wish. Remove
  steaks from stock and drain. Brush with a little sauce, and broil so
  they will be lightly browned. Serve steaks hot with additional sauce.
  This recipe has been developed by Bro. Ron Pickarski as part of his
  work toward being a participant and finalist in the Culinary Olympics
  held in Frankfurt, Germany.
  Source: Arrowhead Mills "Seitan Quick Mix" tri-fold Reprinted by
  permission of Arrowhead Mills, Inc. Electronic format courtesy of:
  Karen Mintzias
MMMMM
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        Kaz
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MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.04
      Title: NOSMO KING'S MOROCCAN CHILI
 Categories: Main dish, Vegetarian
      Yield: 6 Servings
      1    Orange, well scrubbed
     12    Cloves
      2 tb Olive oil
      2    Onions, finely chopped
      2 cl Garlic, finely chopped
      2 lg Leeks, white part only,
           -chopped*
      1    Stalk celery, finely
           -chopped
      1 lg Red bell pepper, seeded
           -and diced
      3 lg Carrots, chopped into
           -1/2" pieces (a food
           -processor works)
      1 c  Mushrooms, quartered
      3 c  Vegetable stock or water
  1 1/2 c  Brown lentils
      2 c  Plum tomatoes, chopped
      2 ts Ground coriander
    1/2    To 3/4 ts ground cardamom
      2    Sticks of cinnamon, broken
           -in half
           Salt and pepper to taste
  Cut orange in half and squeeze juice. Reserve juice. Stick 6 cloves
  into each half of the orange. Set aside.
  Heat olive oil in the pressure cooker. Add garlic, onions, leeks.
  Saute until leeks are wilted. Add celery, red pepper, carrots and
  mushrooms. Saute for another couple of minutes over medium high heat.
  Add stock, tomatoes, coriander, cardamom, cinnamon, lentils, reserved
  orange juice and orange halves. Make sure orange halves are buried in
  the stew.
  Lock lid in place, bring up to pressure. Cook for 11 minutes. Release
  pressure. Season with salt and pepper. Serve over couscous.
  *Note: make sure to wash the leeks well. Mud tends to get caught
  inside them and there is nothing worse than girt in your stew.
MMMMM
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        Kaz
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MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.04
      Title: MEXICAN MEAT MIX
 Categories: Beef, Mexican
      Yield: 1 Servings
      5 lb Beef Roast *
      3    Large Onions, Chopped
      2 cn (7 oz) Green Chili Salsa
      4 tb Flour
      1 ts Ground Cumin
      3 tb Vegetable Shortening
      1 cn (4 oz) Chopped Green Chilis
    1/4 ts Garlic Powder
      4 ts Salt
           Juices From Beef Roast
  Preheat oven to 200 degrees F. (95 degrees C)  Place Beef roast (or
  combination of beef and pork roasts to total 5 lbs) in a large
  roasting pan or dutch oven.  Do not add salt or water.  Cover with a
  tight lid and roast about 12 hours, or until well done.  Or cook
  roasts with 1 cup water in pressure cooker 35 to 40 minutes.  Drain
  meat, reserving juices. Cool meat, then remove bones.  Shred meat and
  set aside. Melt shortening in a large skilled.  Add onions and green
  chilies. Saute 1 minute. Add green chili salsa, garlic powder, flour,
  salt and cumin. Cook 1 minute over medium-low heat. Stir in reserved
  meat juices and shredded meat. Cook 5 minutes until thick.  Cool.
  Put about 3 cups mix into 3 1-quart containers, leaving 1/2-inch
  space at top.  Seal and label containers Mexican Meat Mix and freeze.
  Use within 6 months.  Makes about 9 cups of Mix.
MMMMM
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MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.04
      Title: PEACH BUTTER
 Categories: Jelly/jam, Fruits, Canning
      Yield: 6 Servings
           DEIDRE ANNE PENROD   (FGGT98
      2    Quarts peeled, pitted and
           Chopped very ripe peaches
      3 c  Apple cider
      1 c  (simmered down from 2
           Cups) concentrated white
           Grape juice
      2    Tablespoons lemon juice
    1/4    To 1/2 teaspoon grated lemon
           Rind (or to taste)
    1/8    Teaspoon salt (optional)
    1/2    Teaspoon almond extract
           (optional)
  Place all ingredients (except almond extract) in large nonaluminum
  kettle. Cook over low heat until thick, stirring frequently and
  skimming if necessary.  When suitably thick, taste. Add extract if
  desired. Pour into hot, clean jars, cap with hot lids firmly screwed
  down. Process in boiling water bath for 10 minutes after water has
  returned to boiling, or in pressure cooker for 10 minutes at 5 pounds
  pressure. To freeze, cool to room temperature, then place in sharp
  freeze section of freezer until hard. Remove to main freezer for
  storage, or keep refrigerated and it will be good 10 days or more.
  YIELD: makes 6 to 7 cups. NUtritional value: 2 Tablespoons contain 20
  calories.
   4 Tablespoons equal 1 diebetic fruit exchange. If no salt is added, 4
  Tabsp contains less than 1 milligram of sodium. From the cookbook
  files of: Deidre-Anne Penrod, FGGT98B on *Prodigy, J.PENROD3 on GEnie
MMMMM
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MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.04
      Title: Light Family Fruit Square (Scottish)
 Categories: Cakes, Scottish
      Yield: 1 Cake
      8 oz SR Flour
      6 oz Butter or Margarine
      6 oz Caster Sugar
      3    Eggs
           Pinch of Salt
      2 tb Milk
      3 oz Dried Fruit
           Grated Zest of 1 Orange
  :       Set oven to 150F/Gas 4. Line a 8 inch square cake tin with
  buttered greaseproof paper. Cream together the butter or margarine and
ugar
  into a bowl. Add the eggs one at a time, beating each well into the
ixture.
  Sift the flour and salt and fould in gradully with the milk. Add the fruit
  and the orange zest, ensuring it is evenly mixed in. Spoon the mixture
  into the tin and bake for 40-45 minutes until a skewer inserted into the
cake
  comes out clean. Turn on to a wire rack to cool and then cut into squares.
  :: From the booklet Scottish Teatime Recipes :: Typed in for you by
  Ray Watson
MMMMM
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MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.04
      Title: Pitcaithly Bannock (Scottish)
 Categories: Breads, Scottish
      Yield: 1 Recipe
      8 oz Flour
      4 oz Butter
      2 oz Caster Sugar
      1 oz Choped Almonds
      1 oz Mixed Candied Peel
  :       Set Oven to 325F/Gas 3. Grease a baking sheet. Sift the flour
  into
  a bowl. Add the sugar and butter and rub in to form a dough. Add the
  almonds and mix in the peel, making sure they are evenly distributed.
  Form
  into a thick round on a lightly floured surface and prick all over
  with a
  fork. Place on the sheet and bake for about 45-60 minutes. Allow to
  cool
  and serve sliced thinly and buttered
  :
  :: From the booklet Scottish Teatime Recipes :: Typed in for you by
  Ray
  Watson
MMMMM
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MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.04
      Title: Petticoat Tails (Scottish)
 Categories: Breads, Scottish
      Yield: 12 Servings
      8 oz Flour
      4 oz Cornflour or Rice Flour
      4 oz Butter
      4 oz Icing Sugar
           Caster Sugar for Dredging
  :       Set the oven to 350F/Gas 4. Grease a baking sheet. Cream the
  butter
  and icing sugar together in a bowl. Sift in the flours and work into a
  smooth dough; if the dough is too dry a little water can be added to
  moisten. Divide into two. Roll out on a floured surface and shape
  into two
  thin rounds. Place on the sheet and prick all over with a fork. Mark
  each
  round into 6 triangles. Bake for about 20-25 minutes until pale
  golden in
  colour. Sprinkle with the caster sugar while still warm. Cut into the
  triangles and cool on a wire rack.
  :
  :: From the booklet Scottish Teatime Recipes :: Typed in for you by
  Ray
  Watson
MMMMM
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MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.04
      Title: APPLE GINGERBREAD (SCOTTISH)
 Categories: Cakes, Scottish
      Yield: 1 Cake
    1/2 lb Cooking Apples
           Suger to Taste
      3 oz Demerara Sugar
    1/4 lb Golden Syrup
      3 oz Butter
      6 oz SR Flour
      1 ts Ground Ginger
    1/4 ts Ground Cloves
      1    Egg
  :       Set the oven to 350F/Gas 4. Grease an 8 inch x 6 inch baking
  tin.
  Peel, core and slice the apples. Put into a pan with a little water
  and
  sufficient sugar to taste. Stew gently until tender, then mash and
  cool. In
  a separate pan melt the syrup and butter and demerara sugar together
  gently
  until dissolved. Leave to cool. Sift the flour, ginger, and cloves
  into a
  bowl and make a well in the centre. Add the egg to the syrup mixture
  and
  beat well into the flour. Stir in the mashed apples and continue to
  beat
  all well together. Turn into the tin and cook for 30 minutes until
  firm.
  Leave to stand for a few minutes until firm. Leave to stand for a few
  minutes in the tin before turning out to cool on a wire rack; cut into
  slices.
  :
  :: From the booklet Scottish Teatime Recipes :: Typed in for you by
  Ray
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MMMMM
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MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.04
      Title: Potato Scones (Scottish)
 Categories: Cakes, Appetizers
      Yield: 12 Servings
    1/2 lb Cooked Potatoes
      2 oz Flour
    1/2 oz Butter
           Pinch Salt
           A little Milk or Buttermilk
           To bind
  :       To test for the correct heat on the gridle sprinkle it with a
  little flour. If the flour browns at once it is too hot; it should
  take a
  few seconds to turn colour.
  :       Grease a gridle or heavy frying-pan. Mash the patatoes with
  the
  butter and a little milk. Mix with a spoon. Add the salt and a little
  of
  the flour. Use the fingers until it is all taken up and the dough is
  fairly
  stiff. Turn out on to a floured surface. Roll out to 1/4 inch thick
  and cut
  into rounds using a breakfast cup as a cutter. Place on the hot
  greased
  gridle or frying-pan. Cook for 2 minutes util the underside is brown.
  Turn
  and repeat on the other side. Serve piping hot, spread with butter.
  :
  :: From the booklet Scottish Teatime Recipes :: Typed in for you by
  Ray
  Watson
MMMMM
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MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.04
      Title: Dundee Cake (Scottish)
 Categories: Cakes
      Yield: 1 Cake
      8 oz Flour
      6 oz Caster Sugar
      6 oz Butter or Margarine
      4    Eggs
      4 oz Currants
      4 oz Raisins
      4 oz Suiltanas
      2 oz Candied Peel
      1 oz Ground Almonds
      1 ts Mixed Spices
      1 ts Baking Powder
    1/2 ts Salt
      1 oz Split Blanched Almonds
  :       Set oven to 325F/Gas 3. Grease an 8 inch round cake tin and
  line
  with greaseproof paper. Cream the fat and sugar in a bowl. Sift the
  flour,
  salt and spices together. Add the baking powder to the last of the
  flour.
  Stir in the ground almonds. Add the fruit peel. Gentley Mix. Put into
  the
  tin. Arrange the split almonds evenly on the top of the cake. Bake for
  about 2 hours. After the first hour, if the top is browning too
  quickly
  cover with greasproof paper. Allow the cake to cool slightly in the
  tin
  before turning on to a wire rack. The cake will keep for several
  weeks if
  wrapped in kitchen foil.
  :
  :: From the booklet Scottish Teatime Recipes :: Typed in for you by
  Ray
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MMMMM
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MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.04
      Title: Buttermilk Bread (Scottish)
 Categories: Breads, Scottish
      Yield: 2 Loafs
      1 lb Flour
      1 ts Cream of Tartar
      1 ts Baking Soda
      1 ts Salt
      1 ts Sugar
      1 oz Butter
      2 c  Buttermilk or thick
           Soured milk
  :       Set the oven to 425F/Gas 7. Grease and flour a baking sheet.
  Mix
  all the dry ingreadents together in a bowl. Lightly rub in the
  butter. Add
  the buttermilk and mix to a light, soft dough. Divide into two and
  shape
  into rounds on a lightly floured surface. Place the rounds on the
  baking
  sheet and bake for about 20 minutes. Serve sliced with butter.
  :
  :: From the booklet Scottish Teatime Recipes :: Typed in for you by
  Ray
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MMMMM
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