RE: [lace-chat] RE: [lace] Some piccies for you to see about my lace etc

2012-01-23 Thread Sue
Hi Jeanette, do you have  Lace in Miniature by Ann Collier there are
several parasols in that both small and a bit larger that might suit you.
It is a lovely book for all who are into miniature lace.


Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK

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[lace-chat] Soup Stew enhancer

2012-01-23 Thread pene piip

Dear fellow Arachneans,

Until recently I would usually throw out the vinegar mix leftover from 
the jar of pickled cucumbers.
I prefer the picnic or bread  better variety. Lately once the pickles 
are eaten, I've sliced up a fresh
cucumber  reused the mixture by adding a little fresh vinegar. On 
Sunday evening I was making soup with some basic vegetables  a chunk of 
ham,  decided to throw in the dregs of the pickled cucumbers.
I added some pasta to fill up my guys,  my soup with mustard seeds was 
quite deliciously different.


My guys like green olives on pizza! So I had also discovered a while ago 
that I could add the vinegar

from the can of green olives to tenderize the tougher cuts of meat.
I thought I'd share these ideas with my fellow chefs/cooks.

Warm regards from
Pene in a cold Tartu, Estonia (currently -8C  colder weather forecast)

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[lace-chat] Soup Stew enhancer

2012-01-23 Thread David C COLLYER

Dear Friends,


Until recently I would usually throw out the vinegar mix leftover 
from the jar of pickled cucumbers.


I'm not sure how many realize that whatever you put under oil cannot 
go off. I've done this with such things as fresh hot chillies. But 
my favourite is cubes of fetta (a soft creamy one, such as Danish is 
best). Then add a generous tablespoon of crushed garlic and some 
cracked black pepper corns. Once you've eaten the cheese simply add 
more cubes to the oil and top up when necessary (about once a year!!!)


David in Ballarat, AUS

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Re: [lace-chat] Soup Stew enhancer

2012-01-23 Thread The Lace Bee
I'm addicted to sun dried and sun blush tomatoes but all that olive oil that
is left ... I use it to cook my onions off for stews and pasta dishes as it
has herbs in it and the taste of the tomatoes.
 
Frugal eh!!

Kind Regards
Liz Baker

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My chronicle of my bobbins can be found
at my website: http://thelacebee.weebly.com/

 From: David C COLLYER
dccoll...@ncable.net.au
 snipped  
 Dear Friends,

 Until recently I
would usually throw out the vinegar mix leftover from the jar of pickled
cucumbers.

I'm not sure how many realize that whatever you put under oil
cannot go off. snipped

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[lace-chat] Re: Soup Stew enhancer

2012-01-23 Thread Joy Beeson

On 1/23/12 11:16 AM, David C COLLYER wrote:


I'm not sure how many realize that whatever you put under
oil cannot go off.  



When I lived in New York, decent colby wasn't to be had for
love or money, not even in the specialty cheese shop.  Here
almost any colby is edible, but honestly-sharp cheddar for
seasoning can be found only rarely.

So when we came out for a visit once a year, I would take
home a whole horn of County Line. (This was before Beatrice
bought out County line and cheapened the product.)

Now and again I would use a piece of dental floss and two
pencils to cut a wheel off the horn (Score a line around the
cheese with a paring knife, put the floss in the score, pull 
on the ends.)  Then I would butter the newly-cut surface to 
keep the horn from spoiling.


--
Joy Beeson
http://roughsewing.home.comcast.net/
http://www.debeeson.net/LakeCam/LakeCam.html
west of Fort Wayne, Indiana, U.S.A.
where the lake is half thawed from the rain.

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RE: [lace-chat] Re: Soup Stew enhancer

2012-01-23 Thread Margery Allcock
I give in - what's colby?  What's a horn?  And what's County Line?

Margery.
 
margerybu...@o2.co.uk in North Herts, UK 
 
 

 
 When I lived in New York, decent colby wasn't to be had for
 love or money, 

 I would take home a whole horn of County Line.

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[lace-chat] Re:6

2012-01-23 Thread Witchy Woman
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