Re: Winter Cancelled!  New Years celebration

SEE ALSO: Blackeyed Peas - Jan 2004 Thread
AND: Bacon Thread

To: anglican@list.stsams.org
Date: Thu, 1 Jan 2004
Subject: Re: Winter Cancelled!  New Years celebration
From: trightmy

        Our neighbor brought over  mason jar with black eyed pea cold
salad. It included the cooked peas, diced raw red onion, black olive
slices, and fresh parsley with an olive oil and vinegar dressing. With it
we had rice and eggs scrambled in a little bacon fat with some half and
half milk and cream to help the eggs fluff up. I had some yerba mate -
the national drink of Argentina and Paraguay - and Lucy had some coffee.
I had my fruit cake dessert at lunch time.

        This afternoon I watched football on TV: Maryland beat West
Virginia. 

        Tom Rightmyer  

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From: Andrew Auld 

It's positively amazin' what people will do to peas to eat em':

-- trightmy wrote:
>        Our neighbor brought over  mason jar with black eyed pea cold salad. 

I made mother force some down with smoked sweet & sour spareribs and corn on the cob.

- pax -
Andrew H. Auld

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From: "Chef Paul II" 

What did you make the sauce with?

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From: Sibyl Smirl 

My windows are opened today: we have a high of 72 predicted, near-record.

However: the prediction for tomorrow is a high of 38, rain changing to snow
in the afternoon.

-- 
Love in Christ,
Sibyl Smirl

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From: Andrew Auld 

"Chef Paul II"  wrote:
What did you make the sauce with?

http://recipes.stsams.org:/recipes/snsspareribs.html

except I rubbed the ribs w/fresh ginger, pepper, orange zest, 
marinated in soy sauce & smoked em in the smoker.

Andrew H. Auld

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From: "Ian Gomersall" 

Well it has been Winter here in the North of England. I have just returned
from County Durham, through Yorkshire, and there was snow on the ground for
a good part of the journey.

Ian

Fr Ian Gomersall
Parish Priest, St Chrysostoms, Manchester UK
& Hon. Chaplain to the Universities of Manchester

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From: "Ken Peck" 

It's 73 on my patio after a high of 74 and a low this morning of 63. I think
there is some "cold" weather predicted for next week -- i.e., lows in the
low 30s and one day with a high in the 40s.\

I slept with windows open last night and only a light sheet for cover. The
windows are open now and I'll doubtless do a repeat tonight.

I had hoped for cold weather tomorrow. I'm having friends over for dinner
and I would have liked to had a fire in the fireplace.

Unless we get some cold weather, I'll have to figure out what to do with all
the fire wood I bought back in November.

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From: "Chef Paul II" 

Is sherry expensive?  Can I get away with little airplane bottles?