stupid people

Ho-Hut!! Grampy Adams,
Not many people remember to respect those of us that served on land and
sea.
I served in the Merchant Marine and still
hold OLD GLORY higher than any other flag.
It's a shame the U.S.A. dosen't fly her untattered on every free
standing building as they do in Canada, and other nations.
These idiotic Liberals won't face reality we
her hit once before in New York during Clinton's administration and the
USS COLE was hit by them animals. They are modern day Kamikazees. No
Respect for life, no search for an answer.
Our men are fighting for freedom wtihout a frigging draft.
James M. Nemecky Cook - SS Armco

ONE NATION UNDER GOD INDIVISIBLE

ADAM S. said:

everywhere you turn there are troublemakers with their warped thinking,
first off people this section is for food no one cares about how much
lint you have in your head, take you views and stick them, it only takes
one or two and it gets everyone off track, i hate everyone against
america, this is the best country in the world maybe your in another
land, stay there we dont need dopes like you, and if you in this country
i would love to get my hands on you, then we would see how you
sand-monkeys are so hated

Oh great. Another poster child for ignorant,
uneducated webtv trailer trash. Look.. go back to
school, get your HS diploma (better take some
remedial English, ok?) and then come back and
present your off topic post again for critique.
We're happy to oblige.
Goomba

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everywhere you turn there are troublemakers with their warped

thinking,

Oh lordie, it's twits such as this that give webtv people such a bad
reputation. (Joan who now owns a laptop with all the bells & whistles
but got to keep her webtv for the same monthly fee. Actually it is
even cheaper since I pay by the year now!)

Dave Smith said:

ADAM S. said:

everywhere you turn there are troublemakers with their warped

thinking,

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Yep. Guys like Bush who get attacked by a group primarily from one

country

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but based in a second country, and then your president reacts by

attacking a

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third country that had nothing to do with it. It's a pity that there

was so

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much sympathy for the American people right after 9/11, but your

president

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squandered it, [censored] most of his allies and turned the rest of

the

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civilized world against him and his country.

Not to mention at least half of us in the US as well...as if we weren't
already [censored] enough...

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first off people this section is for food no one cares about how

much

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lint you have in your head, take you views and stick them, it only

takes

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one or two and it gets everyone off track, i hate everyone against
america, this is the best country in the world maybe your in

another

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land, stay there we dont need dopes like you, and if you in this

country

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i would love to get my hands on you, then we would see how you
sand-monkeys are so hated

Yet, you remain the symbol of everything that is wrong with >America,

and you

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will probably never see the irony.

Yep. It's embarassing.

-L.

WHY DID YOU STOP YOUR WONDERFUL EMAILS, GIVE ME YOUR TELEPHONE NUMBER SO
I COULD TELL YOU WHATA REAL JERK YOU ARE, YOU CANT INSULT ME I THINK
THEIR
FUNNY

A question or two for you to answer. What does YOUR post have to do
with food? Who annointed YOU the RFC topic cop? I have a word for
people like you: ignoranus - both ignorant and an [censored]. You can
remedy ignorance. Go back and finish your GED. It looks like you really
need to work on you English language skills. The [censored] part? I´m
sorry. That´s not able to be fixed.

OB FOOD - I´m off to the the Sunday market to load up on fresh
vegetables and see if the lady with the coconut bread has done any
baking this weekend.. Tonight - a casserole with red beans, rice, green
peppers, raisins, pecans, and ground beef. Coconut bread if available.

Sandi -

I still love my country. I´m just not particularly proud of it at this
time.

"Sandi" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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OB FOOD - I´m off to the the Sunday market to load up on fresh
vegetables and see if the lady with the coconut bread has done any
baking this weekend.. Tonight - a casserole with red beans, rice, green
peppers, raisins, pecans, and ground beef. Coconut bread if available.

Sandi -
Is the coconut bread a quick bread or a yeast bread--sweet or savory?
Sounds really interesting whatever it is. Can you give me some more info so
that I can take a stab at it?
Janet

yeast bread but not very sweet. A flavor of coconut but otherwise just
a good homebaked white bread.

Sandi

Addendum to my message. I´m not sure how the Garifuna ladies make the
bread. I´ve made an approximation of it by substituting canned coconut
milk for the liquid called for in my basic white bread recipe. You may
need several tries at it to get the exact flavor you want.

Sandi

In article <[email hidden]>, Dog3

uhoh@ajfl;ajklsd;ajlds.nutz said:

Your casserole sounds yummy. I love read beans and rice. Never had coconut
bread. Don't get me wrong, I've had plenty of different breads but I'm not
a sweet type of person. I like savory.

I don't think a sweet bread would go well with this casserole. There are
a number of savory dishes using coconut. In particular, Thai food has
some good ones. I love the coconut soup. The local Thai place has a
lunch special which includes soup or salad, rice and one or two main
dishes, for US$6.95. The soup is vegetarian, so my daughter can eat it
also. It has tofu cubes and very fresh vegetables.

--
Dan Abel
Sonoma State University
AIS
[email hidden]

In article <[email hidden]>, "-L."

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Not to mention at least half of us in the US as well...as if we weren't
already [censored] enough...

Not a true statement. George Bush was elected with a majority just a few
months ago.

My daughter's best friend was telling me that the election of Dubyah is
why she decided not to become a citizen of this country. I can't blame
her.

--
Dan Abel
Sonoma State University
AIS
[email hidden]

Dan Abel said:

In article <[email hidden]>, "-L."

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Not to mention at least half of us in the US as well...as if we weren't
already [censored] enough...

Not a true statement. George Bush was elected with a majority just a few
months ago.

A majority of voters who actually got to the polls. Not a majority of
US citizens.

Priscilla

Dog3 said:

"Sandi" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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A question or two for you to answer. What does YOUR post have to do
with food? Who annointed YOU the RFC topic cop? I have a word for
people like you: ignoranus - both ignorant and an [censored]. You can
remedy ignorance. Go back and finish your GED. It looks like you

really

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need to work on you English language skills. The [censored] part? I´m
sorry. That´s not able to be fixed.

OB FOOD - I´m off to the the Sunday market to load up on fresh
vegetables and see if the lady with the coconut bread has done any
baking this weekend.. Tonight - a casserole with red beans, rice,

green

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peppers, raisins, pecans, and ground beef. Coconut bread if

available.

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Sandi -

I still love my country. I´m just not particularly proud of it at

this

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time.

Your casserole sounds yummy. I love read beans and rice. Never had

coconut

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bread. Don't get me wrong, I've had plenty of different breads but

I'm not

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a sweet type of person. I like savory.

Michael

Baisc white yeast bread that uses coconut milk as the liquid. It´s not
sweet, it just has a coconut flavor.

Sandi

"Sandi" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Addendum to my message. I´m not sure how the Garifuna ladies make the
bread. I´ve made an approximation of it by substituting canned coconut
milk for the liquid called for in my basic white bread recipe. You may
need several tries at it to get the exact flavor you want.

Sandi

O.k., the flavor of coconut, but no flakes or otherwise noticible pieces of
coconut in the crumb? Coconut milk seems like a brilliant idea. thanks
Janet

Janet Bostwick said:

"Sandi" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Addendum to my message. I´m not sure how the Garifuna ladies make

the

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bread. I´ve made an approximation of it by substituting canned

coconut

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milk for the liquid called for in my basic white bread recipe. You

may

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need several tries at it to get the exact flavor you want.

Sandi

O.k., the flavor of coconut, but no flakes or otherwise noticible

pieces of

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coconut in the crumb? Coconut milk seems like a brilliant idea.

thanks

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Janet

No...their bread has no coconut flakes or pieces in it. Just the flavor
od unsweetened coconut. Mine is a little softer crumb than theirs
was...but still ok.

BTW...we tried the coconut bread rolls as a base for biscuits and gravy
9no buttermilk and no soft wheat flour for flaky biscuits here in
Honduras) and it was great.

Sandi

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No...their bread has no coconut flakes or pieces in it. Just the flavor
od unsweetened coconut. Mine is a little softer crumb than theirs
was...but still ok.
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Sandi
Did you use bread flour? That might make the crumb less soft and more
chewy. Or make a lean white bread--no fat.
Janet

Janet Bostwick said:

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No...their bread has no coconut flakes or pieces in it. Just the

flavor

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od unsweetened coconut. Mine is a little softer crumb than theirs
was...but still ok.
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Sandi
Did you use bread flour? That might make the crumb less soft and

more

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chewy. Or make a lean white bread--no fat.
Janet

I use bread flour such as it is here in Honduras. Bread flour varies
widely from brand to brand and even within brands. Plus...we have bread
flour for use with yeast and bread flour for use with baking
soda/baking powder and we have all purpose flour. I used canned coconut
milk. Betty, my bread lady, makes her coconut milk from scratch. I bake
mine in a bread machine. She bakes hers in a wood fired horno (oven).
So there are a whole lot of variables going on here.

Sandi