"Dee Dee" > wrote in message
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> "The Joneses" > wrote in message
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>> <koko> wrote in message
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>>> On Sun, 16 Sep 2007 23:28:51 -0400, "Dee Dee" >
>>> wrote:
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>>> snippady doo
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>As a result of your posting your pictures of the mushrooms, and before I
>>>>saw
>>>>your pictures of the dish you cooked, I found these mushrooms at a
>>>>supermarket/grocery today. Too bad I didn't buy them, but I'm
>>>>encouraged to
>>>>buy them next week and try what you showed. I have manchego here
>>>>awaiting
>>>>guava paste which is nowhere to be found, so it might as well go with
>>>>the
>>>>mushrooms and a nice glass of wine.
>>>>
>>>>I'll be going to the 'big city' in a while so I'll be searching the
>>>>Hispanic
>>>>markets. There are two here in the little town nearby where I live.
>>>>One of
>>>>them didn't even know what guava paste was, shameful :-)
>>>>Dee Dee
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>> If you can't find any guava paste let me know I'll send you some. At
>>> the cookin' we had the manchego with quince paste. If you are
>>> interested I could send some of that also.
>>>
>>> koko
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>> Y'all ask the Hispanic grocer for membrillo paste.
>> It'll be right next to the guava paste.
>> Edrena
>>
> Looks gorgeous.
> http://www.gourmetsleuth.com/quincepastemembrillo.htm
> Thanks. Noted on my shopping list.
> Dee Dee
That's a lovely picture. They grow around here, 3 types, white, pink, and
red, with corresponding fruit interiors. The red flower is just freakin'
bewyutiful!
We had the manchego & quince jelly bites up in Alb~ cook-in. The paste, or
better, jelly, is not as sweet as it looks. We think they called those bites
Romeo&Juliets, but we dinnt rilly know. We called 'em that anyways.
Edrena