The OMG It is 2017 This thread's end is Nigh Complaint Thread.
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I see you got a tentacle in there!
When trying to find something, I try to look in the last place first. It doesn't work all the time, though.
Dana
Hey! I just realized...that's my title suggestion! Thank you, whoever!
Dana
Your suggestion, customised slightly by Miss Wolf. It was just so topical to the last convo on the other thread.
I like sweet potatoes when served as candied yams. Brown sugar makes things better!
Diane has a recipe that includes crushed pineapple and brown sugar...really yummy. But plain? No thanks.
Dana
I used to have a recipe that combines sweet and ordinary potatoes, layered in alternate layers and braised in cider. The cookery book it was in has been misplaced during one or the other of our House moves unfortunately
Tentacoos !!
is the broadway debut of
hopefully the cookery book new owners know the treasure they haz.
i would love to see the joy of cooking book before anyone cared about cholesterol
and yuck
margerine.
haven't found the last place yet
there was a cartoon doggie, he was so happy over his doggie snack he would do like a funky dance
isn't Muttley
Well to be honest, over this side of the pond it was quite a while after the war before rationing ended and butter and similar stuff was in fairly short supply. Margarine was used in a lot of cooking. Cakes were made with marg and pastry etc was made with margarine or lard (rendered down and clarified pig fat). Puddings and some Pastry could also be made with suet, which is teh fat that comes from arounfd the heart and kidneys of cattle or sheep . Suet Pastry tends to be softer in texture, even when baked.. Dripping was saved from when a roast joint of meat was cooked, and that was eaten spread on hot toast instead of butter, something that is almost never heard of today. I can imagine what the fancy nancy health conscious people would think of the idea of spreading pure beef fat onto bread or toast, probably lightly sprinkled with salt (another baddy nowadays).
But quite seriously, in this country at least, some experts are deciding that cooking with lard and using lard instead of veggie oils is actually healthier. and we may have been wrong in wanting people to use veg oils instead.
I remember margarine. (*gag*) Even here in the US when I was young. I had no choice it's what mom bought. It's what I thought was "normal". Then I ate at a friends house and had butter and realized what crap margarine is. I could believe that it was not butter.
Now 60+ years later I love butter. I don't put it on bread or toast and I don't eat a lot of stuff that requires it but when I do it's butter, unsalted butter. It's the only thing I use except for cooking oils.
when it's christmas cookie baking time, it TIS butter butter butter butter butter butter
the christmas cookie recipe i used in the 70s was half butter, half crisco shortening. butter dough out of the cookieshooter too soft to stick.
thinkin of trying makin honeybuns this year.
cannat believe is end of September already.
every year i promises myself one of those mini bundt cake pans. my nana didn't have any fancy pans.
i mean, doesn't make it taste better.
Naaa, actually that would be easy... There is a lot of written info still available and the forums here are great.
Whatever it was, either Silo or 3D coat (possibly) was several months ago, I was fixing an old fairly detailed model I had made in SketchUp, but on export, a bunch of vertices became detached... I wanted to work on the model in Silo or 3D Coat, because of a specific tool... I think I eventually gave up and fixed it in Hexagon, but trying to fix it in Silo or 3D Coat was super frustrating... It probably was Silo, because even though it's a good modeler, and still for sale... Info on certain operations is hard to find...
I hate asking in some software forums because either there are language barriers (translation) or people don't fully read or try to understand what you are asking... It often seems like they only read a few words and jump to an answer... I appreciate they tried, but then you have to re explain it several times and often it just makes it worse because the origin question was probably formated the best and in trying to find a different way to express the question, you just have more people only skimming the thread and answer stuff you never asked... So generally I just try my best to find the answer on my own and not bother anyone... But over here, it's different... Mostly, people do read the question and try to answer that.
I've often seen people chide someone for not using Google first... I don't know if it's just me, what I search for, or just fate, but Google is not my friend... More like cruel, mocking antagonist, because it hardly ever gives me what I'm looking for (without trying twenty version of the topic) easily or quickly... unless I'm googling something really, really stupid.
Welcome to the internet.
google foo.
and then the most innocent of questions runs into rule34.
Sometimes I use Bing.
I tried using Bing... It's good for finding restaurants and making me mad, but the last time I used it was like a year ago and it seemed to like to try and guess secret meanings hidden in my searches.
I use bing because they give me points for searching. Not sure what points do but they might do something.
I am currently on hold and I hate being on hold. I think I have been on hold for about half an hour. The looping music is getting annoying.
As long as it's not Harpsichord music... I was on the phone for thirty minutes waiting while "Most Unpopular Harpsichord Tunes of the Last Two Centuries" played on a loop... Got disconnected and had to go through t all over again.
...too true.
...yeah, I felt I've eaten at a few of those over the years. and there were no petrol pumps outside either.
The lunch counter I miss was the one at the old Gimbels Department store in Milwaukee WI. They still even had Phospahte sodas into the 1960s.
Got to talk to someone and now off the phone. All that waiting to talk to someone for a few minutes.
Google is my friend. I like Google, it reads my mind. Bing tries to pick my wallet.
If I were on a quiz show and allowed to make a call to a "friend" it would be Google. And that is what I mean when I tell people on the forum "Google is your friend".
This discussion was created from comments split from: My Lease Is Nearly Up On The Complaint Thread.
OK, complaint - someone forgot to lock the old thread and KK posted. This post was my first attempt to split his post out.
This discussion was created from comments split from: My Lease Is Nearly Up On The Complaint Thread.
Complaint: and this post was from the second attempt to split KK's post from the old thread, as the first attempt left it behind. Still, oil swell that end swell.
Huh?
Snuffles
Eat here and get gas.