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This archived discussion is "read only". « Previous 1 2 3 4 Next » » Fort_Spunky - Apples and tea Hi Jerri,Hope the tea's not all gone. (Mary, I love that teapot!) Thinking about apples, I remember a dessert that my uncle's mother used to make. (He married my aunt, so his mother wasn't my grandmother. Linda -- posted by Fort_Spunky » jerrib - Re: Apples and tea In response to Apples and tea posted by Fort_Spunky:I have never eaten apple strudel, Linda, but it sounds delicious. Isn't it interesting a lot of our memories include food? Hope you are enjoying your cup and tea and memories of the strudel. Welcome to the tea party. -- posted by jerrib » jerrib - Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Yum... In response to Re: Re: Re: Re: Yum... posted by humorous_sage:Poulsbo, WA, is a Norwegian community and they have a big celebration every year with all the foods you write about, so I have eaten lefsa, but I could never quite get excited about trying lutefisk. Do you like it, Hank? -- posted by jerrib » Satirie - Re: Re: Apples and tea In response to Re: Apples and tea posted by jerrib:Yes, it is interesting how so many nice memories involve food. Maybe because delicious foods please the senses and puts everyone in a good mood and then it's even more enjoyable and memorable. Especially during the holidays. I made note of your recipe, Jerri. It really does sound good! :-) -- posted by Satirie » jerrib - Re: Re: Re: Apples and tea In response to Re: Re: Apples and tea posted by Satirie:It is. I am going to make some tomorrow for my grandchildren. Enjoy. Thank you for stopping in. Nice to have the visit. -- posted by jerrib » jerrib - Re: For shame!!! In response to For shame!!! posted by Sunbear:You have put a big smile on my face, Tom! Hope you bake some cookies soon and try them, after all, we don't want to miss you at your site. No "helpless," allowed! LOL! -- posted by jerrib » dont_squeeze - Re: Re: Re: Re: Yum... In response to Re: Re: Re: Yum... posted by jerrib:I have a krumkaka iron, its the old style, that is placed over a burner or on a hot stove, to bake. Also 6 cones with it. I'm just not sure exactly what to do with it. Any suggestions? -- posted by dont_squeeze « Previous 1 2 3 4 Next » Please follow the guidelines set forth in the Suite101 Posting Etiquette when adding to the discussion. |
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