snow, sweet snow

Pandora said:

It's snowing a lot here! Breakfast of today for Andy: Vin brulé, "paste di
meliga" (polenta biscuits, very good).

You probably already know we're gonna want recipes, right? :-)

serene

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Pandora said:

It's snowing a lot here! Breakfast of today for Andy: Vin brulé, "paste
di meliga" (polenta biscuits, very good).

You probably already know we're gonna want recipes, right? :-)

Ohhhh! I didn't know that!!! (I'm not saying the truth...😄DDD)
Paste di meliga are a bit difficult to explain. It's a piedmontese recipe!
You can't find it in other Italian regions. You can buy polenta biscuits,
but they aren't so good as Paste di meliga. The confectioners who make them
are jelous of their recipe. So I had to invent the recipe, remembering the
taste. I will post ASAP.
Perhaps I will make this week for you, if I have a little time.
For what concerning Vin brulè, it's typical to drink it in the nothern Italy
because it's cold.
For this, you put in red wine a lot of spices (included chinnamon, cloves
and juniper berries), then sugar or honey, boil just few minutes and then
drink hot. It is very useful for cold desease!
Cheers
Pandora

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Pandora said:

It's snowing a lot here! Breakfast of today for Andy: Vin brulé, "paste
di meliga" (polenta biscuits, very good).

You probably already know we're gonna want recipes, right? :-)

Ohhhh! I didn't know that!!! (I'm not saying the truth...😄DDD)
Paste di meliga are a bit difficult to explain. It's a piedmontese recipe!
You can't find it in other Italian regions. You can buy polenta biscuits,
but they aren't so good as Paste di meliga. The confectioners who make

them

Quoted message said:

are jelous of their recipe. So I had to invent the recipe, remembering the
taste. I will post ASAP.
Perhaps I will make this week for you, if I have a little time.
For what concerning Vin brulè, it's typical to drink it in the nothern

Italy

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because it's cold.
For this, you put in red wine a lot of spices (included chinnamon, cloves
and juniper berries), then sugar or honey, boil just few minutes and then
drink hot. It is very useful for cold desease!
Cheers
Pandora

Ahhh, 'mulled wine' we call that here in the UK, and we drank rather a lot
of it last xmas, heheheh <hic!> ',;~}~

Shaun aRe

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Pandora said:

It's snowing a lot here! Breakfast of today for Andy: Vin brulé, "paste
di meliga" (polenta biscuits, very good).

You probably already know we're gonna want recipes, right? :-)

Ohhhh! I didn't know that!!! (I'm not saying the truth...😄DDD)
Paste di meliga are a bit difficult to explain. It's a piedmontese recipe!
You can't find it in other Italian regions. You can buy polenta biscuits,
but they aren't so good as Paste di meliga. The confectioners who make

them

Quoted message said:

are jelous of their recipe. So I had to invent the recipe, remembering the
taste. I will post ASAP.
Perhaps I will make this week for you, if I have a little time.
For what concerning Vin brulè, it's typical to drink it in the nothern

Italy

Quoted message said:

because it's cold.
For this, you put in red wine a lot of spices (included chinnamon, cloves
and juniper berries), then sugar or honey, boil just few minutes and then
drink hot. It is very useful for cold desease!
Cheers
Pandora

Ahhh, 'mulled wine' we call that here in the UK, and we drank rather a lot
of it last xmas, heheheh <hic!> ',;~}~

Shaun aRe

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Pandora said:

It's snowing a lot here! Breakfast of today for Andy: Vin brulé, "paste
di meliga" (polenta biscuits, very good).

You probably already know we're gonna want recipes, right? :-)

Ohhhh! I didn't know that!!! (I'm not saying the truth...😄DDD)
Paste di meliga are a bit difficult to explain. It's a piedmontese recipe!
You can't find it in other Italian regions. You can buy polenta biscuits,
but they aren't so good as Paste di meliga. The confectioners who make

them

Quoted message said:

are jelous of their recipe. So I had to invent the recipe, remembering the
taste. I will post ASAP.
Perhaps I will make this week for you, if I have a little time.
For what concerning Vin brulè, it's typical to drink it in the nothern

Italy

Quoted message said:

because it's cold.
For this, you put in red wine a lot of spices (included chinnamon, cloves
and juniper berries), then sugar or honey, boil just few minutes and then
drink hot. It is very useful for cold desease!
Cheers
Pandora

Ahhh, 'mulled wine' we call that here in the UK, and we drank rather a lot
of it last xmas, heheheh <hic!> ',;~}~

Shaun aRe

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Pandora said:

It's snowing a lot here! Breakfast of today for Andy: Vin brulé, "paste di
meliga" (polenta biscuits, very good).
Cheers
Pandora

First Winter Rule: Don't eat the yellow snow.
--
http://www.jamlady.eboard.com, updated 11-19-05 - Shiksa Varnishkes.

In article <[email hidden]>,

Pandora said:

It's snowing a lot here! Breakfast of today for Andy: Vin brulé, "paste di
meliga" (polenta biscuits, very good).
Cheers
Pandora

First Winter Rule: Don't eat the yellow snow.
--
http://www.jamlady.eboard.com, updated 11-19-05 - Shiksa Varnishkes.

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Pandora said:

It's snowing a lot here! Breakfast of today for Andy: Vin brulé, "paste di
meliga" (polenta biscuits, very good).
Cheers
Pandora

First Winter Rule: Don't eat the yellow snow.
--
http://www.jamlady.eboard.com, updated 11-19-05 - Shiksa Varnishkes.

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Pandora said:

It's snowing a lot here! Breakfast of today for Andy: Vin brulé, "paste
di
meliga" (polenta biscuits, very good).
Cheers
Pandora

First Winter Rule: Don't eat the yellow snow.

Why? Here are among the mountains not in Africa or China 😄
Pan

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In article <[email hidden]>,

Pandora said:

It's snowing a lot here! Breakfast of today for Andy: Vin brulé, "paste
di
meliga" (polenta biscuits, very good).
Cheers
Pandora

First Winter Rule: Don't eat the yellow snow.

Why? Here are among the mountains not in Africa or China 😄
Pan

American lore for small children, Pandora: The snow is yellow because a
dog peed on it. Hence, do not eat the yellow snow. (Eating snow is
something that children are wont to do -- because they can.)
--
http://www.jamlady.eboard.com, updated 11-19-05 - Shiksa Varnishkes.

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In article <[email hidden]>,

Pandora said:

It's snowing a lot here! Breakfast of today for Andy: Vin brulé, "paste
di
meliga" (polenta biscuits, very good).
Cheers
Pandora

First Winter Rule: Don't eat the yellow snow.

Why? Here are among the mountains not in Africa or China 😄
Pan

American lore for small children, Pandora: The snow is yellow because a
dog peed on it. Hence, do not eat the yellow snow. (Eating snow is
something that children are wont to do -- because they can.)
--
http://www.jamlady.eboard.com, updated 11-19-05 - Shiksa Varnishkes.

Melba's Jammin said:

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First Winter Rule: Don't eat the yellow snow.

Why? Here are among the mountains not in Africa or China 😄

American lore for small children, Pandora: The snow is yellow because a
dog peed on it. [snip]

Or a skier. -aem

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> It's snowing a lot here! Breakfast of today for Andy: Vin brulé,
> "paste
> di
> meliga" (polenta biscuits, very good).
> Cheers
> Pandora

First Winter Rule: Don't eat the yellow snow.

Why? Here are among the mountains not in Africa or China 😄
Pan

American lore for small children, Pandora: The snow is yellow because a
dog peed on it. Hence, do not eat the yellow snow. (Eating snow is
something that children are wont to do -- because they can.)

I like to eat snow too 🙂))

I hadn't thought there was such a danger🙁
Btw, here there are only my cats and I think that their peed is less
dangerous 🙂))
Cheers
Pandora

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One of my fondest memories of childhood is 'snow ice cream'. We lived
very remotely and in an area with no electricity, paved roads, etc. but
the air was clean! When it would snow my Mom would scoop off a bunch of
clean snow, mix it with some vanilla, sugar, and maybe some milk to make
snow ice cream. Wonderful stuff, at least in those days.

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Pandora wrote:

>It's snowing a lot here! Breakfast of today for Andy: Vin brulé, "paste
>di meliga" (polenta biscuits, very good).

You probably already know we're gonna want recipes, right? :-)

Ohhhh! I didn't know that!!! (I'm not saying the truth...😄DDD)
Paste di meliga are a bit difficult to explain. It's a piedmontese recipe!
You can't find it in other Italian regions. You can buy polenta biscuits,
but they aren't so good as Paste di meliga. The confectioners who make

them

Quoted message said:

are jelous of their recipe. So I had to invent the recipe, remembering the
taste. I will post ASAP.
Perhaps I will make this week for you, if I have a little time.
For what concerning Vin brulè, it's typical to drink it in the nothern

Italy

Quoted message said:

because it's cold.
For this, you put in red wine a lot of spices (included chinnamon, cloves
and juniper berries), then sugar or honey, boil just few minutes and then
drink hot. It is very useful for cold desease!
Cheers
Pandora

Ahhh, 'mulled wine' we call that here in the UK, and we drank rather a lot
of it last xmas, heheheh <hic!> ',;~}~

Shaun aRe

On Tue 22 Nov 2005 01:48:26p, Jim Davis wrote in rec.food.cooking:

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One of my fondest memories of childhood is 'snow ice cream'. We lived
very remotely and in an area with no electricity, paved roads, etc. but
the air was clean! When it would snow my Mom would scoop off a bunch of
clean snow, mix it with some vanilla, sugar, and maybe some milk to make
snow ice cream. Wonderful stuff, at least in those days.

I, too, remember that with great fondness Both my grandmothers and my mother
would make snow ice cream when we were out in the country. They all used
vanilla, sugar, and canned evaporated milk. That ice cream could be so cold
that it could give you an instant headachel.

--
Wayne Boatwright *¿*
____________________________________________

Give me a smart idiot over a stupid genius any day.
Sam Goldwyn, 1882-1974

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American lore for small children, Pandora: The snow is yellow because a
dog peed on it. Hence, do not eat the yellow snow. (Eating snow is
something that children are wont to do -- because they can.)

I like to eat snow too 🙂))

I hadn't thought there was such a danger🙁

No one said anything about danger.

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Btw, here there are only my cats and I think that their peed is less
dangerous 🙂))

I wouldn't eat yellow snow if it was cat pee, either. Maybe it's
different there.

nancy

Nancy Young said:

"Pandora" <[email hidden]> wrote

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American lore for small children, Pandora: The snow is yellow
because a dog peed on it. Hence, do not eat the yellow snow.
(Eating snow is something that children are wont to do -- because
they can.)

I like to eat snow too 🙂))

I hadn't thought there was such a danger🙁

No one said anything about danger.

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Btw, here there are only my cats and I think that their peed is less
dangerous 🙂))

I wouldn't eat yellow snow if it was cat pee, either. Maybe it's
different there.

nancy

Good grief!

--
Andy

"Andy" <q> wrote

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Good grief!

What?

nancy

Nancy Young said:

"Andy" <q> wrote

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Good grief!

What?

nancy

Sorry I piggy-backed your post.

When was the last time...

Nevermind.

--
Andy
"Watch out where the huskies go,
and don't you eat that yellow snow!"
--Frank Zappa