I'm game. And top or bottom posting doesn't bother me. I think top posting
is easier and if the reader is puzzled all they need do is go down to the
>>>>>
and find what has been said already. It's kind of like email that way.

Had a sip of $1,000 bottle Tequila yesterday! Incredible what has happened
to that once poor-friendly booze.

Wayne

"Paul Covey" > wrote in message
...
> Rock Chick wrote:
>
> > Wayne Lundberg wrote:
> >
> >> "Rock Chick" > wrote in message
> >> ...
> >>
> >>> I have found many different sequences of recipes on google for
tortilla
> >>> chips, but can anyone give me any inkling on real recipes that I can
> >>> use. I know that you can add various ingredients such as spinach to
> >>> change the colours
> >>> Thanks
> >>
> >>
> >> You have just opened a can of worms using the word 'real'. But here
> >> goes: In
>
> >
> >
> >
> > LOL, ok, so I may have used the wrong word there, and your description
> > on the way to create authentic means of creating tortilla chips is
> > fascinating, honest, I enjoyed reading it.......................BUT!....
> > I was hoping ) for some traditionally authentic recipes using already
> > ground flour and based in a modern(ish) kitchen with a hotplate.
>
> Can't remember if I should add my comments to the top or bottom after
> editing. Anyway, I just wanted to say my comment about "real" was not
> aimed at Rock Chick, just a thought back to a very sensitive time when
> the "auth__ word" was a real issue in this group, for both the regulars
> and lurkers who could learn like me.
>
> I must say this little discussion is a tiny peek into what the group
> used to discuss. Wayne and also Rolly are the only ones I see these
> days who contribute like the old regulars did (not nostalgic, just was
> an excellent time of discussion and recipe sharing - do google
> searches). If any of you old regulars are watching, I'd love to see
> this group rejuvenate. I have a strong feeling we won't get Linda
> Gonzalez back, though that would be ideal, but would love to see others
> in spite of differences. I'd almost welcome the old "a word"
> arguments!! People dropped out when others came back etc. The
> differences aren't worth it if we could get idea and recipe sharing back
> again. And differences of opinion are what makes life great, unless a
> person is so opinionated that only his point of view can be right (which
> is why he went bye bye).
> Paul