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Weekend Cook and Tell: Unsung Heros of the Kitchen
There was an excellent restaurant in Seattle but unfortunately I have forgotten its name. Anyway, they stuffed a whole large onion that had been poached or roasted in chicken stock and then was stuffed with spaghetti. if anyone knows what I'm talking about, please post. It was fabulous. My memory is not doing it justice.
Funeral Food
kathyvegas beat me to the punch (non-alcoholic, of course) re: funeral potatoes. I have lived in Utah my whole life, am not a Mormon, but funeral potatoes are an institution that cut across all cultural lines. A great small grocery store in Salt Lake, Emigration Market, sells them in tins, although the price would make the pioneers shudder. And to prove that stereotypes can sometimes be true, I believe that jello, usually with shredded carrots and whipped cream, are a staple.
Celebrate your aunt's life. She obviously has a wonderful nephew.
Eggs Travaganza in Midtown: The First Power Breakfast Cart Ever?
Um, I find it rather humorous that in the final paragraph, when you point out their spelling mistakes, you then say you would "advice" bankers to go there. Was this an intentional effort to get me to laugh? or is it just the pot calling the kettle black?
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Makes me laugh. Probably fifty years ago Sunset magazine published an article about an adobe oven. My dad (who knew nothing about building anything) and a family friend (who did, thank heavens) built it in our backyard. They were featured in the local newspaper (food editor was the family friend's wife) Dad only used it for bread, but it was fantastic. We just sold the house last month; I hope the new young owner patches the stucco, doesnt burn down the fence, and enjoys the fun.