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What's the big deal with St Patrick's Day? As if I want to hear about
or celibate a country full of bombers! People who celibate St Patrick's Day are showing their support for murderers. |
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"Garth Watts" > wrote in message ... > What's the big deal with St Patrick's Day? As if I want to hear about > or celibate a country full of bombers! > > People who celibate St Patrick's Day are showing their support for > murderers. is that right? better go and shag the missus then in case I'm accused of supporting anybody > -- And in the end The love you take Is equal to the love you make |
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"Garth Watts" > wrote:
:What's the big deal with St Patrick's Day? As if I want to hear about :or celibate a country full of bombers! : :People who celibate St Patrick's Day are showing their support for :murderers. Oh, STFU and go drink some green beer. |
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On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 13:14:09 -0000, "eugene" > wrote:
> >"Garth Watts" > wrote in message ... >> What's the big deal with St Patrick's Day? As if I want to hear about >> or celibate a country full of bombers! >> >> People who celibate St Patrick's Day are showing their support for >> murderers. > >is that right? better go and shag the missus then in case I'm accused of >supporting anybody Aye, it's a pity that 'Spammer' Watts' parents didn't celibate ! |
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On Mar 17, 7:11*am, "Garth Watts" > wrote:
> What's the big deal with St Patrick's Day? As if I want to hear about > or celibate a country full of bombers! > > People who celibate St Patrick's Day are showing their support for > murderers. ========================= Garth I suggest you celibate 24/7 for the rest of your life. It's better for the gene pool. Lynn in Fargo |
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On 17 Mar 2009 14:06:25 GMT, "Michael \"Dog3\""
> wrote: >I'm celebrating today. I seldom join in on the parades and such over the >weekends. It'll be the usual corned beef and cabbage tonight. Yep and I'm wearing green too. I don't have a drop of Irish blood (that I know of), but everyone in the US is Irish on March 17, because it's fun. It's also a good excuse to eat corned beef (I'll let hubby eat the wilted cabbage). Why eat corned beef? It's a good beginning for corned beef sandwiches and corned beef HASH. I can hardly wait for the hash. :) Hash, topped with soft boiled eggs and hollandaise. Yum. -- I never worry about diets. The only carrots that interest me are the number of carats in a diamond. Mae West |
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Josiah Jenkins wrote:
> On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 13:14:09 -0000, "eugene" > wrote: > > > > >"Garth Watts" > wrote in message > > ... > >> What's the big deal with St Patrick's Day? As if I want to hear > about >> or celibate a country full of bombers! > > > > >> People who celibate St Patrick's Day are showing their support for > >> murderers. > > > > is that right? better go and shag the missus then in case I'm > > accused of supporting anybody > > Aye, it's a pity that 'Spammer' Watts' parents didn't celibate ! I bet you supported the murder of Constable Stephen Carroll. |
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sf wrote:
I can hardly wait > for the hash. :) Hash, topped with soft boiled eggs and hollandaise. This is completely unknown to me! Please go into more detail please? |
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On Mar 17, 9:47 am, sf > wrote:
> On 17 Mar 2009 14:06:25 GMT, "Michael \"Dog3\"" > > > wrote: > >I'm celebrating today. I seldom join in on the parades and such over the > >weekends. It'll be the usual corned beef and cabbage tonight. > > Yep and I'm wearing green too. I don't have a drop of Irish blood > (that I know of), but everyone in the US is Irish on March 17, because > it's fun. It's also a good excuse to eat corned beef (I'll let hubby > eat the wilted cabbage). Why eat corned beef? It's a good beginning > for corned beef sandwiches and corned beef HASH. I can hardly wait > for the hash. :) Hash, topped with soft boiled eggs and hollandaise. > Yum. > > -- > I never worry about diets. The only carrots that > interest me are the number of carats in a diamond. > > Mae West Dang! What's wrong with me? Even though I've got the corned beef cooking I got up today and put on an orange sweater. Don't have a green one, but at least I'll change before I leave the house. O'Bulka |
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On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 15:19:34 +0000 (UTC), "Garth Watts"
> wrote: >Josiah Jenkins wrote: >> On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 13:14:09 -0000, "eugene" > wrote: >> >> > >> >"Garth Watts" > wrote in message >> > ... >> >> What's the big deal with St Patrick's Day? As if I want to hear >> about >> or celibate a country full of bombers! >> > > >> >> People who celibate St Patrick's Day are showing their support for >> >> murderers. >> > >> > is that right? better go and shag the missus then in case I'm >> > accused of supporting anybody >> >> Aye, it's a pity that 'Spammer' Watts' parents didn't celibate ! > >I bet you supported the murder of Constable Stephen Carroll. You really don't have a scooby what we're on about, do you ? Time to give Mummy her computer back. |
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Josiah Jenkins wrote:
> On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 15:19:34 +0000 (UTC), "Garth Watts" > > wrote: > > Josiah Jenkins wrote: > >> On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 13:14:09 -0000, "eugene" > > wrote: >> > >> > > >> >"Garth Watts" > wrote in message > >> > ... > >> >> What's the big deal with St Patrick's Day? As if I want to hear > >> about >> or celibate a country full of bombers! > >> > > > >> >> People who celibate St Patrick's Day are showing their support > for >> >> murderers. > >> > > >> > is that right? better go and shag the missus then in case I'm > >> > accused of supporting anybody > >> > >> Aye, it's a pity that 'Spammer' Watts' parents didn't celibate ! > > > > I bet you supported the murder of Constable Stephen Carroll. > > You really don't have a scooby what we're on about, do you ? > Time to give Mummy her computer back. You filthy Irish pig. You're a "Continuity IRA" supporter, aren't you? |
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WhiteWolf! wrote:
> On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 17:51:13 +0000 (UTC), "Garth Watts" > > wrote: > > > Josiah Jenkins wrote: > > > >> On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 15:19:34 +0000 (UTC), "Garth Watts" > >> > wrote: > >> > Josiah Jenkins wrote: > >> >> On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 13:14:09 -0000, "eugene" > > >> wrote: >> > >> >> > > >> >> >"Garth Watts" > wrote in message > >> >> > ... > >> >> >> What's the big deal with St Patrick's Day? As if I want to > hear >> >> about >> or celibate a country full of bombers! > >> >> > > > >> >> >> People who celibate St Patrick's Day are showing their > support >> for >> >> murderers. > >> >> > > >> >> > is that right? better go and shag the missus then in case I'm > >> >> > accused of supporting anybody > >> >> > >> >> Aye, it's a pity that 'Spammer' Watts' parents didn't celibate ! > >> > > >> > I bet you supported the murder of Constable Stephen Carroll. > >> > >> You really don't have a scooby what we're on about, do you ? > >> Time to give Mummy her computer back. > > > > You filthy Irish pig. You're a "Continuity IRA" supporter, aren't > > you? > > Pityful troll... 1/10... just for figuring out how to post and > finding the right newsgroup... > > Now go away! > > Ray **** off you spud eating, tarmac flogging paddy. I hope the next famine sees you off or some **** torches your caravan. What's 3 miles long, green and got an IQ of 10? The St Patrick's Day parade. |
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On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 17:51:13 +0000 (UTC), "Garth Watts"
> wrote: >Josiah Jenkins wrote: > >> On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 15:19:34 +0000 (UTC), "Garth Watts" >> > wrote: >> > Josiah Jenkins wrote: >> >> On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 13:14:09 -0000, "eugene" > >> wrote: >> >> >> > >> >> >"Garth Watts" > wrote in message >> >> > ... >> >> >> What's the big deal with St Patrick's Day? As if I want to hear >> >> about >> or celibate a country full of bombers! >> >> > > >> >> >> People who celibate St Patrick's Day are showing their support >> for >> >> murderers. >> >> > >> >> > is that right? better go and shag the missus then in case I'm >> >> > accused of supporting anybody >> >> >> >> Aye, it's a pity that 'Spammer' Watts' parents didn't celibate ! >> > >> > I bet you supported the murder of Constable Stephen Carroll. >> >> You really don't have a scooby what we're on about, do you ? >> Time to give Mummy her computer back. > >You filthy Irish pig. You're a "Continuity IRA" supporter, aren't you? Jayzuz. Bodybag has been claiming for years that I'm Welsh, now you are saying that I'm Irish. Can I make it clear, once and for all . . . I had a Swedish / Italian mother and my father was of Peruvian / Hungarian extraction and a naturalized citizen of the U.S.A. Now go away and stop annoying the adults ! |
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On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 18:48:07 +0000, Josiah Jenkins
> wrote: >On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 17:51:13 +0000 (UTC), "Garth Watts" > wrote: > >>Josiah Jenkins wrote: >> >>> On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 15:19:34 +0000 (UTC), "Garth Watts" >>> > wrote: >>> > Josiah Jenkins wrote: >>> >> On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 13:14:09 -0000, "eugene" > >>> wrote: >> >>> >> > >>> >> >"Garth Watts" > wrote in message >>> >> > ... >>> >> >> What's the big deal with St Patrick's Day? As if I want to hear >>> >> about >> or celibate a country full of bombers! >>> >> > > >>> >> >> People who celibate St Patrick's Day are showing their support >>> for >> >> murderers. >>> >> > >>> >> > is that right? better go and shag the missus then in case I'm >>> >> > accused of supporting anybody >>> >> >>> >> Aye, it's a pity that 'Spammer' Watts' parents didn't celibate ! >>> > >>> > I bet you supported the murder of Constable Stephen Carroll. >>> >>> You really don't have a scooby what we're on about, do you ? >>> Time to give Mummy her computer back. >> >>You filthy Irish pig. You're a "Continuity IRA" supporter, aren't you? > >Jayzuz. > >Bodybag has been claiming for years that I'm Welsh, now you are >saying that I'm Irish. > >Can I make it clear, once and for all . . . > >I had a Swedish / Italian mother and my father was of Peruvian / >Hungarian extraction and a naturalized citizen of the U.S.A. > >Now go away and stop annoying the adults ! It's gonna take that troll hours if not days to figure out what you just wrote! :) Ray |
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sf > wrote:
> eat the wilted cabbage). Why eat corned beef? It's a good beginning > for corned beef sandwiches and corned beef HASH. I can hardly wait > for the hash. :) Hash, topped with soft boiled eggs and hollandaise. Thanks for the reminder. I will definitely make some hash with my left over corned beef. Now I'm wishing I hadn't bought the smallest one I could find . . . Bill Ranck Blacksburg, Va. |
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On Mar 17, 1:28*pm, wrote:
> sf > wrote: > > eat the wilted cabbage). *Why eat corned beef? *It's a good beginning > > for corned beef sandwiches and corned beef HASH. *I can hardly wait > > for the hash. *:) *Hash, topped with soft boiled eggs and hollandaise. > > Thanks for the reminder. *I will definitely make some hash with > my left over corned beef. *Now I'm wishing I hadn't bought the > smallest one I could find . . . > > Bill Ranck > Blacksburg, Va. ============================== I love corned beef hash and roast beef hash and even canned hash. I make it with extra onion (even the canned stuff) and serve sunny side up eggs upside down on top. ( Let the troll figure that one out!) I never considered Hollandaise . . . Lynn in O'Fargo Full Irish gramma on me mither's side don'cha know! Lynn in Fargo |
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On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 13:06:49 -0700 (PDT), Lynn from Fargo Ografmorffig
> wrote: >Full Irish gramma on me mither's side don'cha know! >Lynn in Fargo That's not something I'd boast about. |
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sf wrote:
> Yep and I'm wearing green too. I don't have a drop of Irish blood > (that I know of), but everyone in the US is Irish on March 17, because > it's fun. It's also a good excuse to eat corned beef (I'll let hubby > eat the wilted cabbage). Why eat corned beef? It's a good beginning > for corned beef sandwiches and corned beef HASH. I can hardly wait > for the hash. :) Hash, topped with soft boiled eggs and hollandaise. > Yum. I've only got a droplet of Irish blood (my maternal grandmother was 1/16 Irish, as far as any of our family can tell), but I'm observing St. Patrick's Day anyway. (I'm not sure "celebrating" is quite the accurate term.) Since I learned that corned beef and cabbage is not an authentic Irish dish, I decided not to have it this year. But Lin is going out to buy corned beef anyway, since the prices are so low. We'll have it sometime in the near future, and I'm positive that corned beef hash will be made shortly thereafter. I like corned beef hash with poached eggs and a mild mustard. Tonight's menu is: Cheddar with Sage Pickled Onions Irish Soda Bread Guinness Lamb Stew with Carrots, Potatoes, and Turnips Steel-Cut Oat Pudding with Dates Coffee with Bailey's Irish Cream (or http://i43.tinypic.com/w88euw.jpg for those who prefer the non-text menu style favored by Mr. Bill.) The pudding was made this morning, and is cooling in the refrigerator. The onions have been pickled. The bone (with a fair amount of meat and connective tissue on it) from the leg of lamb is currently simmering in a mixture of stock, red wine, and Guinness. The Irish soda bread will have to wait until Lin gets back from shopping; the recipe I'm using calls for buttermilk, and there's no buttermilk in the house. Lin and I are members of the Mount Vernon Winery wine club. Part of the membership includes a quarterly selection of three bottles of wine. We picked up our bottles yesterday, and we're using one of them today: It's an Alicante Bouschet, which is a fairly obscure variety. I looked up the wine's characteristics, then opened and tasted it, and decided that a cup of it could go into the stew, while the remainder of the bottle will be consumed with dinner tonight. (The other two bottles were a Viognier and a Barbera.) Bob |
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"Josiah Jenkins" > wrote in message ... > On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 17:51:13 +0000 (UTC), "Garth Watts" > > wrote: > >>Josiah Jenkins wrote: >> >>> On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 15:19:34 +0000 (UTC), "Garth Watts" >>> > wrote: >>> > Josiah Jenkins wrote: >>> >> On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 13:14:09 -0000, "eugene" > >>> wrote: >> >>> >> > >>> >> >"Garth Watts" > wrote in message >>> >> > ... >>> >> >> What's the big deal with St Patrick's Day? As if I want to hear >>> >> about >> or celibate a country full of bombers! >>> >> > > >>> >> >> People who celibate St Patrick's Day are showing their support >>> for >> >> murderers. >>> >> > >>> >> > is that right? better go and shag the missus then in case I'm >>> >> > accused of supporting anybody >>> >> >>> >> Aye, it's a pity that 'Spammer' Watts' parents didn't celibate ! >>> > >>> > I bet you supported the murder of Constable Stephen Carroll. >>> >>> You really don't have a scooby what we're on about, do you ? >>> Time to give Mummy her computer back. >> >>You filthy Irish pig. You're a "Continuity IRA" supporter, aren't you? > > Jayzuz. > > Bodybag has been claiming for years that I'm Welsh, now you are > saying that I'm Irish. > > Can I make it clear, once and for all . . . > > I had a Swedish / Italian mother and my father was of Peruvian / > Hungarian extraction and a naturalized citizen of the U.S.A. > > Now go away and stop annoying the adults ! Lets see if I got this right, you have penchant for ............'a little head', you absolutely love diamonds, you know all the words to ABBA andypu love Sophia [Loren]... Hi..I'm Jeff .....and I'm your my kinda guy... <g> cheers....Jefrf |
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Bob Terwilliger wrote:
> > I've only got a droplet of Irish blood (my maternal grandmother was 1/16 > Irish, as far as any of our family can tell), but I'm observing St. > Patrick's Day anyway. (I'm not sure "celebrating" is quite the accurate > term.) My great great grandfather was an Irish Catholic priest who became disgusted with the Church and its influence, left the priesthood, left the Church and left Ireland, came to Canada and married a Presbyterian whose father was also an ex Catholic who left the church in disgust. My wife is dressed in green today. She wants to have cabbage for dinner, but it will be with grilled pork chops, not corned beef. |
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"Dave Smith" > wrote in message m... > Bob Terwilliger wrote: > >> >> I've only got a droplet of Irish blood (my maternal grandmother was 1/16 >> Irish, as far as any of our family can tell), but I'm observing St. >> Patrick's Day anyway. (I'm not sure "celebrating" is quite the accurate >> term.) > > > My great great grandfather was an Irish Catholic priest who became > disgusted with the Church and its influence, left the priesthood, left the > Church and left Ireland, came to Canada and married a Presbyterian whose > father was also an ex Catholic who left the church in disgust. > > My wife is dressed in green today. She wants to have cabbage for dinner, > but it will be with grilled pork chops, not corned beef. > > My grandmother was Irish, i put an Irish stew in the crockpot and headed out for a combo gym/spa day. Stopped for Tim Horton Tea Biscuits on the way home and that was the sum total of our irish dinner. lol Debbie |
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"Garth Watts" > wrote:
:Josiah Jenkins wrote: : :> On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 15:19:34 +0000 (UTC), "Garth Watts" :> > wrote: :> > Josiah Jenkins wrote: :> >> On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 13:14:09 -0000, "eugene" > :> wrote: >> :> >> > :> >> >"Garth Watts" > wrote in message :> >> > ... :> >> >> What's the big deal with St Patrick's Day? As if I want to hear :> >> about >> or celibate a country full of bombers! :> >> > > :> >> >> People who celibate St Patrick's Day are showing their support :> for >> >> murderers. :> >> > :> >> > is that right? better go and shag the missus then in case I'm :> >> > accused of supporting anybody :> >> :> >> Aye, it's a pity that 'Spammer' Watts' parents didn't celibate ! :> > :> > I bet you supported the murder of Constable Stephen Carroll. :> :> You really don't have a scooby what we're on about, do you ? :> Time to give Mummy her computer back. : :You filthy Irish pig. You're a "Continuity IRA" supporter, aren't you? : Poor little boy. You're not even a GOOD troll. |
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"Garth Watts" > wrote:
:WhiteWolf! wrote: : :> On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 17:51:13 +0000 (UTC), "Garth Watts" :> > wrote: :> :> > Josiah Jenkins wrote: :> > :> >> On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 15:19:34 +0000 (UTC), "Garth Watts" :> >> > wrote: :> >> > Josiah Jenkins wrote: :> >> >> On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 13:14:09 -0000, "eugene" > :> >> wrote: >> :> >> >> > :> >> >> >"Garth Watts" > wrote in message :> >> >> > ... :> >> >> >> What's the big deal with St Patrick's Day? As if I want to :> hear >> >> about >> or celibate a country full of bombers! :> >> >> > > :> >> >> >> People who celibate St Patrick's Day are showing their :> support >> for >> >> murderers. :> >> >> > :> >> >> > is that right? better go and shag the missus then in case I'm :> >> >> > accused of supporting anybody :> >> >> :> >> >> Aye, it's a pity that 'Spammer' Watts' parents didn't celibate ! :> >> > :> >> > I bet you supported the murder of Constable Stephen Carroll. :> >> :> >> You really don't have a scooby what we're on about, do you ? :> >> Time to give Mummy her computer back. :> > :> > You filthy Irish pig. You're a "Continuity IRA" supporter, aren't :> > you? :> :> Pityful troll... 1/10... just for figuring out how to post and :> finding the right newsgroup... :> :> Now go away! :> :> Ray : :**** off you spud eating, tarmac flogging paddy. I hope the next famine :sees you off or some **** torches your caravan. : : :What's 3 miles long, green and got an IQ of 10? : :The St Patrick's Day parade. Too stupid. Too unimaginative. For too long. In other words, too Garth Watts. <plonk> -- "Ordinarily he is insane. But he has lucid moments when he is only stupid." -- Heinrich Heine |
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Josiah Jenkins > wrote:
:On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 17:51:13 +0000 (UTC), "Garth Watts" > wrote: : :>Josiah Jenkins wrote: :> :>> On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 15:19:34 +0000 (UTC), "Garth Watts" :>> > wrote: :>> > Josiah Jenkins wrote: :>> >> On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 13:14:09 -0000, "eugene" > :>> wrote: >> :>> >> > :>> >> >"Garth Watts" > wrote in message :>> >> > ... :>> >> >> What's the big deal with St Patrick's Day? As if I want to hear :>> >> about >> or celibate a country full of bombers! :>> >> > > :>> >> >> People who celibate St Patrick's Day are showing their support :>> for >> >> murderers. :>> >> > :>> >> > is that right? better go and shag the missus then in case I'm :>> >> > accused of supporting anybody :>> >> :>> >> Aye, it's a pity that 'Spammer' Watts' parents didn't celibate ! :>> > :>> > I bet you supported the murder of Constable Stephen Carroll. :>> :>> You really don't have a scooby what we're on about, do you ? :>> Time to give Mummy her computer back. :> :>You filthy Irish pig. You're a "Continuity IRA" supporter, aren't you? : :Jayzuz. : :Bodybag has been claiming for years that I'm Welsh, now you are :saying that I'm Irish. : :Can I make it clear, once and for all . . . : :I had a Swedish / Italian mother and my father was of Peruvian / :Hungarian extraction and a naturalized citizen of the U.S.A. : :Now go away and stop annoying the adults ! : And while you're at it, stop annoying Josiah, too... |
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On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 09:28:45 -0700 (PDT), bulka
> wrote: >Even though I've got the corned beef cooking I got up today and put on >an orange sweater. Don't have a green one, but at least I'll change >before I leave the house. Orange? You must be a Protestant! LOL -- I never worry about diets. The only carrots that interest me are the number of carats in a diamond. Mae West |
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On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 19:28:24 +0000 (UTC), wrote:
>Now I'm wishing I hadn't bought the >smallest one I could find . . . I know how you feel. I usually buy the biggest one I can find and wish it was even bigger when hash time comes around. -- I never worry about diets. The only carrots that interest me are the number of carats in a diamond. Mae West |
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On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 16:08:26 -0000, "Ophelia" >
wrote: >sf wrote: > I can hardly wait >> for the hash. :) Hash, topped with soft boiled eggs and hollandaise. > >This is completely unknown to me! Please go into more detail please? > Make it with the leftover corned beef and potatoes, O. I shred thick slices of corned beef and cube the potatoes. Brown it all up in a saute pan like any other hash. You can include the cabbage if you like cabbage (I don't). Soft boil eggs to your liking, put them on top of your pile of hash and crown with some hollandaise (my personal decadence). -- I never worry about diets. The only carrots that interest me are the number of carats in a diamond. Mae West |
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sf wrote:
> Make it with the leftover corned beef and potatoes, O. I shred thick > slices of corned beef and cube the potatoes. Brown it all up in a > saute pan like any other hash. You can include the cabbage if you > like cabbage (I don't). Soft boil eggs to your liking, put them on > top of your pile of hash and crown with some hollandaise (my personal > decadence). No onions? I like to include finely-chopped onions, and sometimes carrots (and beets, if I'm in the mood for red-flannel hash). When cooked long enough for the hash to develop a crust, the caramelized vegetables add some sweetness. I chop the meat rather than shredding it, too; the shredded stuff tends to get caught between my teeth. Bob |
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Garth Watts wrote:
> What's the big deal with St Patrick's Day? As if I want to hear about > or celibate a country full of bombers! > > People who celibate St Patrick's Day are showing their support for > murderers. I think you mean salivate. -- J/ SOTW: "I'm On A Boat" - The Lonely Island http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iy9xK7MBU00 |
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On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 13:23:34 -0700, Bob Terwilliger wrote:
> > Since I learned that corned beef and cabbage is not an authentic Irish dish, > I decided not to have it this year. But Lin is going out to buy corned beef > anyway, since the prices are so low. We'll have it sometime in the near > future, and I'm positive that corned beef hash will be made shortly > thereafter. I like corned beef hash with poached eggs and a mild mustard. > Tonight's menu is: > > Cheddar with Sage > Pickled Onions > Irish Soda Bread > how did you do the pickled onions, bob? your pal, blake |
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blake wrote on Wed, 18 Mar 2009 17:01:54 GMT:
> On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 13:23:34 -0700, Bob Terwilliger wrote: >> >> Since I learned that corned beef and cabbage is not an >> authentic Irish dish, I decided not to have it this year. But >> Lin is going out to buy corned beef anyway, since the prices >> are so low. We'll have it sometime in the near future, and >> I'm positive that corned beef hash will be made >> shortly thereafter. I like corned beef hash with poached eggs >> and a mild mustard. Tonight's menu is: >> >> Cheddar with Sage >> Pickled Onions >> Irish Soda Bread >> > how did you do the pickled onions, bob? I'm not Bob, but I was given a recipe for English Pub Onions on this ng. They were great but took a month (really!) to prepare so I usually steel myself and pay the excessive store prices when I want them. -- James Silverton Potomac, Maryland Email, with obvious alterations: not.jim.silverton.at.verizon.not |
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blake asked:
> how did you do the pickled onions, bob? It was an experiment, based on the recent discussion about the Food Tumbler, which made me wonder if vacuum-packing could expedite the pickling process. I used the little "boiling" onions: Peeled and the root end cut off, but otherwise left whole. About a cup and a half of cider vinegar, then added sugar and salt until the brine tasted "right". Added the onions, brought the brine to a boil, then let it cool to room temperature in the pan. Put the brine and onions into a FoodSaver bag and vacuum-packed it. This process was completed around 8:00 AM. By 5:45 PM, the onions were nicely pickled. Bob |
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Bob wrote on Wed, 18 Mar 2009 12:30:52 -0700:
>> how did you do the pickled onions, bob? > It was an experiment, based on the recent discussion about the > Food Tumbler, which made me wonder if vacuum-packing could > expedite the pickling process. > I used the little "boiling" onions: Peeled and the root end cut off, > but otherwise left whole. About a cup and a half of cider > vinegar, then added sugar and salt until the brine tasted > "right". Added the onions, brought the brine to a boil, then > let it cool to room temperature in the pan. Put the brine and onions > into a FoodSaver bag and vacuum-packed it. This process > was completed around 8:00 AM. By 5:45 PM, the onions were > nicely pickled. The time producing part of the process in the original recipe is the long brining time. If I ever get a vacuum sealer, I'll have to try it to see if the texture comes out as I want it. -- James Silverton Potomac, Maryland Email, with obvious alterations: not.jim.silverton.at.verizon.not |
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Bob Terwilliger wrote: > Since I learned that corned beef and cabbage is not an authentic Irish dish, > I decided not to have it this year. Oh, but it is, just not as popular in Ireland now as it once was. According to Darina Allen, in "Irish Country Cooking," Cork City was the primary source of corned beef and the city's most important industry between the late 1680s and 1825. Cork city was a major port for shipping, so preserved meat was a good thing to take along on a sea voyage. I think that corned beef and cabbage became such a standard Irish- American (I'm one) dish is that the 19th century immigrants brought with them what they knew about cookery when they left their homeland, and lost contact over the years with the changes in eating habits in the old country. Prob'ly true for many other immigrant cultures as well, but I don't know. We had my corned beef yesterday, brined for about a week and then soaked for two days in plain water to get rid of some of the salt. My wife called it the best corned beef she'd ever had. We'll have sandwiches tonight with the rest. I brined two center-cut pieces of brisket (about two pounds each), and froze one to save to put in the smoker later for pastrami. David |
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>> Since I learned that corned beef and cabbage is not an authentic Irish dish, >> I decided not to have it this year. And this is so YESTERDAY NEWS! Can't we keep our cooking conversations relevant and current? Fresh new ideas...the wave of the future. |
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Garth Watts wrote:
> > What's the big deal with St Patrick's Day? As if I want to hear about > or celibate a country full of bombers! > > People who celibate St Patrick's Day are showing their support for > murderers. Okk lookit! Its wonademsnakes! Oh St. Patrick! St. PAtrick! Ya missed won! M. |
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On Wed, 18 Mar 2009 17:13:04 GMT, James Silverton wrote:
> blake wrote on Wed, 18 Mar 2009 17:01:54 GMT: > >> On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 13:23:34 -0700, Bob Terwilliger wrote: >>> >>> Since I learned that corned beef and cabbage is not an >>> authentic Irish dish, I decided not to have it this year. But >>> Lin is going out to buy corned beef anyway, since the prices >>> are so low. We'll have it sometime in the near future, and >>> I'm positive that corned beef hash will be made >>> shortly thereafter. I like corned beef hash with poached eggs >>> and a mild mustard. Tonight's menu is: >>> >>> Cheddar with Sage >>> Pickled Onions >>> Irish Soda Bread >>> >> how did you do the pickled onions, bob? > > I'm not Bob, but I was given a recipe for English Pub Onions on this ng. > They were great but took a month (really!) to prepare so I usually steel > myself and pay the excessive store prices when I want them. i did clip and save your recipe, james, but i haven't tried it yet. but another wouldn't hurt. your pal, blake |
St Patrick's Day
On Wed, 18 Mar 2009 12:30:52 -0700, Bob Terwilliger wrote:
> blake asked: > >> how did you do the pickled onions, bob? > > It was an experiment, based on the recent discussion about the Food Tumbler, > which made me wonder if vacuum-packing could expedite the pickling process. > > I used the little "boiling" onions: Peeled and the root end cut off, but > otherwise left whole. About a cup and a half of cider vinegar, then added > sugar and salt until the brine tasted "right". Added the onions, brought the > brine to a boil, then let it cool to room temperature in the pan. Put the > brine and onions into a FoodSaver bag and vacuum-packed it. This process was > completed around 8:00 AM. By 5:45 PM, the onions were nicely pickled. > > Bob interesting, thanks. when i get around to trying something, i'm going to use frozen pearl onions (defrosted, of course). i haven't seen anyone say you could do this, but i haven't heard you couldn't, either. i did some refrigerator pickles with frozen cauliflower that turned out tolerably well. (the brine i came up with was a little too sweet.) your pal, blake |
St Patrick's Day
Mr. Bill whined:
>>> Since I learned that corned beef and cabbage is not an authentic >>> Irish dish, I decided not to have it this year. > > And this is so YESTERDAY NEWS! Can't we keep our cooking > conversations relevant and current? > > Fresh new ideas...the wave of the future. Thank you for your stale post, in which no fresh new ideas were mentioned, while you recycled your same menu from last year. Now **** off, hypocrite. By the way, the of mine that you quoted was sent *on* St. Patrick's Day, at 1:23 PM. You quoting a two-day old post and then decrying it as "yesterday's news" is pretty STUPID, then, isn't it? What's the matter, Billy? Are you feeling a bit upstaged? Did your "Reuben Casserole" not turn out as well as you had hoped? Bob |
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