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assistant: SOUR CREAM POT ROAST
3 TBSP butter                              4 lbs. beef chuck roast
1 large onion, sliced                      2 c. sour cream
4 anchovies, chopped
1.  Melt butter in roasting pan.  Brown the onion slightly with the
nchovies.
    Remove from pan and set aside.
2.  Brown the roast on all sides over high heat to seal in the juices.
3.  Return onions and anchovies to roaster, pour the sour cream over all.
4.  Cover and cook over low heat on top of stove for 3 hours basting often.
       This dish is great served on a bed of cooked noodles and covered with
       Bearnaise sauce.
                             BEARNAISE SAUCE
         4 tbsp tarragon vinegar                  1/4 tsp. pepper
         1 tsp minced onion                       3 tbsp of jellied meat
tock
       1/4 tsp white pepper                        or canned jellied boullion
       1/2 tsp salt                               1/2 tsp lemon juice
       5 eggs yolks                               Chopped parsley
       1/2 pound melted butter
  1.  Mix vinegar, onion, pepper and salt and let boil until only 1/3 of the
      original quantity remains.
  2.  Remove from fire.  Place pan over, but not in, hot water over low heat.
  3.  Add egg yolks and butter alternately, a little at a time, beating
      after each addition.
  4.  Strain the sauce through a cheesecloth and season with the white
epper,
      meat stock and lemon juice.
  5.  When cool, add a little chopped parsley.
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           Grilled Beef Tenderloin with Red Wine and Pistachios
Recipe By     : Jimmy Schmidt of the Rattlesnake Club, Detroit
Serving Size  : 4    Preparation Time :0:45
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        Kirsch-Schnitzel (Veal Cutlets w/ Cherry Sauce) (Austrian)
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        Kalbsschnitzel In Currysoss (Veal Steaks w/ Lemon & Curry)
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             Grune Bohnen mit Zwiebel und Speck (Green Beans)
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                  Hot And Sour Egg Drop Soup With Quail
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              Quail Roasted With Vanilla, Coffee and Spices
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         Roast Beef Spanish Style (Rosbif Espanol Pozado) (Spain)
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                       West African Ground Nut Stew
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                          West African Meat Loaf
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                       West African Peanut Chicken
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                            Mango Creme Brulee
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                         Mango Mustard Seed Sauce
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                              Mango Pickles
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                          Mango Upside-Down Cake
Recipe By     : From the Tampa Tribune
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              Roast Veal Brisket with Marsala-Mushroom Sauce
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               Veal Cutlets & Spinach With Warm Vinaigrette
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        Scaloppine De Vitello Al Lemon (Veal Scallops With Lemon)
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user: You are replying to Inge Fronda about "romanian recipe?!".

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IF>   Kasca kukoricaval ( Duck with sweet corn )

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assistant: Inge Fronda cikk�ben �rt mindenkinek:
Hrmpf. You missed something here; what you wrote down is NOT Romanian, it is
a Hungarian recipe, written in Hungarian language.
Nothing Romanian about that. Please don't go calling our beloved mothertongue
Romanian...
By the way, I thought the word 'duck' in Romanian was 'canarul' or something
like that. Maybe a native speaker of Romanian could correct me if I'm wrong?
The word 'duck' in Hungarian is -not quite exactly as you wrote- 'kacsa'...
Szervusz,
   Ferenc.
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assistant: * Crossposted from: RECIPES
Here are some cookie recipes that I typed in to share.  Sorry I haven't
posted much lately but I have been so busy with trying to get all my mail
caught up and slowly but surely editing around 50 plus disks of recipes.
MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.04
      Title: Chocolate Mint Chip Brownies
 Categories: Desserts, Cookies
      Yield: 4 servings
    2/3 c  Sugar
    1/4 c  Packed fresh mint leaves or
  1 1/2 tb Dried mint
    1/2 c  Unsalted butter
      4 oz Semisweet chocolate coarsely
           Chopped
      2 lg Eggs lightly beaten
      1 ts Vanilla
    2/3 c  Flour
    1/4 ts Salt
      1 c  Mint chocolate chips
  Grease and flour an 8x8 inch pan and preheat the oven to 325.
  Combine the sugar and mint in the bowl of a food processor until the
  mint is pulverized Set aside.  Melt the butter in a 2 quart saucepan
  over very low heat.  Turn off the heat and add the chocolate. Set
  aside for 5 minutes to melt. Whisk the chocolate to smooth then stir
  in the mint sugar. Whisk in the eggs and vanilla. Mix together the
  flour and salt then stir into the chocolate mixture until evenly
  blended. Fold in the mint chocolate chips. Scrape the batter into the
  prepared pan and bake for 35 minutes.  When done the surface will be
  soft. Cool overnight on a rack before slicing. Makes 16 small
  brownies Hint use sifted cocoa powder to dust the baking pan From
  Farmers Almanac Cookie Lovers 1997 Calendar
  Typed by Eleanor Creighton
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assistant: * Crossposted from: RECIPES
MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.04
      Title: Strawberry Blossoms
 Categories: Cookies
      Yield: 4 servings
      1 c  Unsalted butter at room
           Temperature
      1 c  Confectioners sugar
      1 ts Vanilla
  1 1/2 c  Flour
      1 c  Blanched almonds processed
           To a fine meal
    1/8 ts Salt
    1/8 ts Baking soda
    1/4 c  Strawberry preserves
  Cream the butter and sugar.  Blend in the vanilla.  In a seperate
  bowl mix together the flour, almonds salt and baking soda.  Stir in
  the dry ingredients into the creamed mixture in 2 stages.  Cover the
  dough and refrigerate 1 hour Roll small pieces of dough into 3/4 inch
  diameter. Arrange 5 balls in a circle just touching on ungreased
  cookie sheets leaving only enough room for a pinky to fit in the
  centre. Repeat for the remaining dough leaving about 3 inches between
  each cookie. Refrigerate the sheets for 30 minutes. Preheat the oven
  to 350 F.  Bake the cookies for 20 minutes for 20 minutes until the
  bottom edges begin to brown. Cool on the sheets for one minute then
  transfer to a rack to cool. Spoon about 1/2 ts strawberry preserves
  into the center of each cookie before serving. Makes about 20 cookies
  From Farmers Almanac Great Cookie lovers calendar 1997
  Typed by Eleanor Creighton
MMMMM
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assistant: * Crossposted from: RECIPES
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      Title: Cormeal Snickerdoodles
 Categories: Cookies
      Yield: 4 servings
      1 c  Unsalted butter at room
           Temperature
    1/3 c  Honey
    1/3 c  Sugar
      2 lg Eggs at room temperature
           Finely grated zest of 1
           Lemon
    1/2 ts Vanilla
  1 1/2 c  Flour
      1 c  Yellow cornmeal
      1 ts Baking powder
    1/2 ts Salt
           Sugar to roll cookies in
  Cream butter, honey, and sugar together.  Beat in the eggs and stir
  in the lemon zest and vanilla.  In separate bowl combine flour,
  cornmeal, baking powder and salt. Stir the dry ingredients into the
  creamed mixture in 2 stages until evenly blended.  Cover and
  refrigerate dough for 3 hours. May be refrigerated overnight.
  Preheat oven to 375 and grease cookie sheets. Shape dough into 1 1/4
  inch balls .  Roll the balls in sugar and place them on sheets about
  2 inches apart.  Bake for 15 minutes until the tops are slightly
  resistant to entle finger pressure.  Cool on a rack. Makes 2 dozen
  cookies From Farmers Almanac Great cookie Lovers calendar 1997
  Type by Eleanor Creighton
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user: You are replying to Ferenc Szilagyi about "Romanien DUCK".

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assistant: Hello Ferenc!
I had No intention to insult your country nor the language.I only handtype
every recipe after getting them out of cookbooks I collected over the
years.This one was listed under Romanian dishes. I am glad now that I didn't
type more of them.Be assured I will not post here again.
Inge
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user: You are replying to Ruth Hanschka about "Re: Branston Pickle".

They wrote:
-=> Quoting Ruth Hanschka to Florence Thompson <=-
RH> Yep!  Got it too.  I even make it next year, just to see what the fuss
RH> is about.
RH> You're up there, all right.   You're probably closer to the imfamous
RH> Jim Bodle than I am.:)  He's near Oneida....
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!
RH> Funny, I didn't know those were Canadians.  I thought they were
RH> mainframe programmers!
RH> UGH.  I picked 6 pints yesterday, and fridged them.  By the time I got
RH> to them this afternoon, a lot of them were sprouting fur!  Arggggh!  I
RH> made jam out of the un-furry ones.  We're getting some serious rain
RH> now, which will kill a lot of the ones currently getting ripe,alas.
RH> The apples will be fine though,and since I need to make apple
RH> sauce.....<G>

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assistant: Made it up this week.  It's worth the effort.
Yup.  We were discussing that at the picnic.  My town is just across the N.Y.
border.
My sister's condo is equipped like a city house, but it is on a golf course.
Ocean Edge.  Don't know if you know it.  So I could cook to my heart's
ontent
if I wanted to.  I rarely eat out when I'm down there, just pick up what I
need at the Stop n Shop.
Good One! :))))))  I think it's Floridians that get cheesed off with Canucks
who invade wearing Speedos and ankle socks.  We don't always send our best
out of the country!
My raspberries are trying to beat the first frost with a crop of fall
erries,
but the locusts are still around.  Last year, I was picking them well into
fall.  Right now, their progress is being monitored by gigantic bumble bees.
This has been a fine year for bugs!
Take care,
Flo
... I'm in shape ... round's a shape isn't it?
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user: You are replying to Inge Fronda about "Romanien DUCK".

They wrote:
IF> Hello Ferenc!
IF> I had No intention to insult your country nor the language.I only
IF> every recipe after getting them out of cookbooks I collected over the
IF> years.This one was listed under Romanian dishes. I am glad now that I
IF> didn't type more of them.Be assured I will not post here again.

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assistant: Hello Inge!
Sunday September 22 1996 21:10, Inge Fronda wrote to Ferenc Szilagyi:
handtype
        Hey ! Hey! Now....  I like them.... Keep on sending them !!!!!
       /r
      Steve
  " The ICEMAN "
      --o--
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They wrote:
AM> Hi everyone, I am looking for a recipe for the Dutch version of apple
AM> My mother used to make it all the time and every time I ask her for the
AM> recipe, she grumbles that she has to translate all the measurements and
AM> never gets back to me with it.

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assistant: Hi Alex,
pie.
Ok, here we go:
I'm not sure about all my tranlations, therefore in that case I place the
Dutch word in square bracelets [Dutch]
750 g Appels (paired)  (=26.5 oz = 1.65 lb)
      We use 'Goudreinetten': Light soure red/yellow appels
75 g  Currants [Krenten] and raisins  (=2.65 oz)
2 dl  water   (= 12 cubic inches)
100 g sugar   (= 2.53 oz)
lemon-peelings
for the paste:
160 g flour   (=5.64 oz)
100 g butter
65 g caster   (=2.26 oz)
1.5 g salt
1 egg-yolk
Pair the apples. Remove the cores, and slice in pieces.
Poach the washed currants, raisins and apple-pieces in hot water with the
sugar and the lemmon-peelings until the apple looks waxy and the raisins are
swollen.
Take it out of the water, let it drip and cool-down.
Use the flour, butter, caster, salt and 3/4 egg-yolk to make the paste: Put
everything except the butter in a bowl. Use two knifes to cut the cutter into
small pieces and add them to the bowl. Knead (mold ?) it with cooled hands
until you get a solid ball.
Roll the paste on a floured table until you get a slice of 0.5 cm (0.2 inch)
thick. Butter and flour the springform, and cover the bottom and 2/3 of the
sides with the paste. Keep some of the paste behind.
Fill the springform with the apples, etc. Make the top smooth.
Roll the rest of the paste and cut 8 or 10 bars from it. Make a wicker-work
on top of the apples.
Spread (smear) all the paste you can see with egg-yolk.
Bake the apple-pie for 3/4 hour at 170 ~C.
Let it cool down. Boil down the sugar-solution until it looks like syrup, and
poor it over the pie.
Note: Some people like to add some french brandy [cognac] to the pie before
backing it.
Good luck !
About measurements:
1 kg [kilogram] = 1000 g [gram]      = 2.2 lb  = 35.27 oz
1 l  [liter]    = 10 dl [deci-liter] = 61 cubic inches
Bye, Johan (Holland).