• 667 diets

    From MICHAEL LOO@1:123/140 to DALE SHIPP on Friday, December 14, 2018 10:08:14
    A paleo-keto diet is essentially just meat and fat
    and leafy greens, with hard liquor allowed.
    Sounds like your prefered diet, except for the greens. I wonder does

    I like greens if they taste good. That does
    narrow things considerably, I admit, but butter
    or bacon fat can cover up a multitude of sins.

    such a thing as a blue leafy vegetable exist? :-}}

    The Germans sometimes make purple cabbage into
    Blaukraut by adding soda. It can get pretty
    blue, but in order to make it blue enough,
    they have to add way too much alkali.

    Sad to say, blue kale isn't particularly blue,
    though broccoli leaves can be a kind of dusty
    gray-blue.

    Lilli uses her points and last I checked was at a
    level approaching 3700 with just enough points to
    get a clue or two. When I'm with her I work on
    building up her bank by doing the various word
    activities that earn them (much slower than watching
    ads or whatever).
    I build up the bank by letting the ads play, but don't watch them.

    Maybe she should plug the phone in and put
    the ads on and just go away for a while.

    And so, we discovered that they have a new version called Word Connect 2 and are starting out at ground level on that one.
    In what way is it new and/or mproved?
    Slightly different only. Layout is different, but principle is still
    the same.

    That's no fun.

    Simple -- who needs a recipe for this?
    Title: Masar Dal
    Somebody who needs to build up the courage to
    use that much garlic, I suppose. I would add a
    whiff of cumin, coriander seed, and fenugreek.
    Sounds good. We have had an Indian curry based on fenugreek leaves and
    liked it.

    It's underappreciated, and I found that my
    curries got better once I figured out that
    a small dose of fenugreek was important.

    Here is a recipe we have made and liked.
    Title: Sausage and Lentil Soup (Carrabbas)

    Interestingly, I think a little fenugreek
    would go well in that recipe.

    Sandhill crane nuggets (ribeye in the sky)
    categories: poultry, game, starter, not a joke
    yield: 1 batch

    crane breasts
    bacon
    seasoning
    toothpicks

    Clean and defeather birds. Remove the
    silver skin surrounding the breast (which
    is the only part of this bird worth dressing).
    Cut into bite size 2" x 1" morsels. Season
    with salt, pepper, garlic powder etc. We
    usually use Cavenders All Purpose Greek
    Seasoning [M's note: this is okay but tastes
    strongly of dried oregano - I don't recall
    whose kitchen I saw it in, but it wasn't
    anyone whose cooking I was amazingly
    enthusiastic about). Wrap each bird morsel
    with half a strip of bacon and secure with
    a toothpick. Grill until done to taste,
    approximately 10 min, turning to make sure
    all is cooked through. A good rule of thumb
    in this situation is, if the bacon is crispy
    on the outside, the meat should be done on the
    inside. Remove from grill, serve and enjoy!
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  • From Dale Shipp@1:261/1466 to Michael Loo on Saturday, December 15, 2018 03:00:02
    On 12-14-18 09:08, Michael Loo <=-
    spoke to Dale Shipp about 667 diets <=-

    Lilli uses her points and last I checked was at a
    level approaching 3700 with just enough points to

    We quit at about level 2500.

    get a clue or two. When I'm with her I work on
    building up her bank by doing the various word
    activities that earn them (much slower than watching
    ads or whatever).
    I build up the bank by letting the ads play, but don't watch them.

    Maybe she should plug the phone in and put
    the ads on and just go away for a while.

    What phone? The game is on her Ipad, a tablet sort of computer. We
    only have dumb phones. To run up the points, you have to say "ok, I'll
    watch and ad for 15-30 seconds, then accept the points, rinse and
    repeat". there is no option to just turn the ads on and let them run.

    Sounds good. We have had an Indian curry based on fenugreek leaves and liked it.

    It's underappreciated, and I found that my
    curries got better once I figured out that
    a small dose of fenugreek was important.

    We have some dried fenugreek leaves, aka methi. Also have fenugreek
    seeds, which are quite different.


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    Title: HARIRA SOUIRIA (LAMB AND CHICKEN SOUP)
    Categories: Soups
    Yield: 4 Servings

    4 oz Lean lamb
    1 oz Butter
    1 md Onion; chopped
    1 tb Parsley; chopped
    2 ts Sweet paprika
    1 ts Powdered saffron
    Salt
    Black pepper;freshly ground
    3 l Water
    50 g Chick-peas; soaked overnight
    50 g Brown lentils
    2/3 kg Tomatoes
    6 tb Lemon juice
    50 g Rice
    50 g Flour
    1 Egg

    Cut the lamb into 1/2-inch cubes. Blanch the tomatoes, peel and chop
    finely or puree them. Put the meat into a large saucepan with the
    butter, onion, parsley, paprika, saffron and salt and pepper to
    taste. Cook gently, stirring frequently, for 5 minutes. Add the
    water, chick-peas, lentils, tomatoes and lemon juice. Cover the pan
    and cook for 1 1/2 hours. Add the rice and cook for 15 to 20 minutes,
    or until the rice is cooked. Meanwhile, put the flour into a bowl and
    slowly add cold water until you have a thin paste the consistency of
    single cream. Stir the flour mixture into the pan and cook for a
    further 15 minutes. Break open one end of the egg, hold it above the
    soup and let it drop slowly into the soup, stirring constantly. Pour
    the soup into a heated serving dish and serve immediately.

    "This rich Moroccan soup, especially prepare and eaten during
    Ramadan, is usually served accompanied by dates."

    Source: Jane Grigson (ed.): The World Atlas of Food. A Gourmet's
    Guide to the Great Regional Dishes of the World. Mitchell Beazley
    Publishers 1974. This edition: Spring Books, London 1988. ISBN 0 600
    55929 7. Typed by Heiko Ebeling. Submitted By HEIKO EBELING On
    07-03-95

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