Fragrant Dishes for your Outdoor Dinner Party

Top 10. May 2, 2004 1:39 AM

» CulinaryJen - Your article is being featured

Hi, Mary!

Your article is currently being featured at the Food and Drink Community in the Bulletin Section.

Thanks for a great article!

-- posted by CulinaryJen

Top 11. May 2, 2004 5:48 AM

» Red - Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Plants and Herbs

In response to message posted by humorous_sage:

Henry,

Sorry that I've been so long answering your post. Lakota is available in a rub. You don't have to ingest it. It works terrific. I'm sure that it is available in your area.

-- posted by Red

Top 12. May 2, 2004 5:49 AM

» Red - Re: Your article is being featured

In response to message posted by CulinaryJen:

Jen,

Thanks for featuring my article. It's always nice to know that others enjoy my writing. I appreciate you using articles from those outside your community. I always enjoy visiting.

-- posted by Red

Top 13. May 3, 2004 8:29 PM

» Fort_Spunky - Floral Food

Hi Mary,

I could almost feel that soft breeze blowing as I read your opening paragraph. What a lovely idea for a patio party.

Your article reminded me: A couple of years ago, I clipped out instructions for making a flower filled ice bowl. I haven't made one yet. Maybe this will be the year. It sounds easy. Making it is similar to the layered ice you mentioned, but after the first layer, you add another smaller bowl inside the first one and tape it to the larger bowl to anchor it. Then you put flowers in the space between the bowls and fill the space with water. Pop it in the freezer and weight it down so that it doesn't shift. Berries would also be pretty. Be sure and sit it on a tray when it's serving time to catch the drips as it melts. It sounds perfect for anything that needs to stay cold, like chicken salad.

Hope things are going well for you.

Linda

-- posted by Fort_Spunky

Top 14. May 4, 2004 6:45 AM

» Red - Re: Floral Food

In response to message posted by Fort_Spunky:

Linda,

You idea sounds lovely. It would be nice with either the flowers or berries. Both would be colorful and add a sense of enchantment to a table.

Glad you could join me at my dinner party. I always enjoy your visits.

I'm doing okay, thanks. A few problems, but as Grandma used to say, "This too shall pass."

Hope you are fine and the world is treating you right.

Mary

-- posted by Red

Top 15. May 10, 2004 11:16 AM

» jerrib - Not only pretty to look at

but fragrant in your dishes! I have allergies so I don't eat flowers, but I would be tempted if not the "allergy" type I am.

-- posted by jerrib

Top 16. May 11, 2004 3:22 AM

» Red - Re: Not only pretty to look at

In response to message posted by jerrib:

Jerri,

So nice that you stopped by for a visit. I'm sorry that your allergies prevent you from eating flowers. How have you been. When you have time, drop me an e-mail and update me.

-- posted by Red

Beautiful Poisonous Spring Flowers

Top 17. Apr 2, 2005 6:53 PM

» biogardener - List of poisonous spring flowers

I have a list of common poisonous spring flowers in an article, complete with photographs to help you recognize them:

-- posted by biogardener

Top 18. Apr 4, 2005 8:33 AM

» humorous_sage - Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Plants and Herbs

In response to Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Plants and Herbs posted by Red:

I'll settle for boneset tea. My dad used to drink it to get rid of a variety of symptoms. It smelled so bad that I think it forced him to get well in order to get rid of the smell.

Hank

-- posted by humorous_sage