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Re: Quesadilla pix

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  1. You know, it is beautiful. I'm sure it was delicious.

    Maybe it is the light, or the picnic table-like background, or a dabs,
    but it looked as widdle bit like something a couple species of birds
    used for target practise.

  2. On Thu, 16 Mar 2006 16:12:18 -0800, kalanamak <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    You know, it is beautiful. I'm sure it was delicious.

    Maybe it is the light, or the picnic table-like background, or a dabs,
    but it looked as widdle bit like something a couple species of birds
    used for target practise.

    It might be the broken circular pattern of the sliced quesadilla --
    makes it look like a target inside that red plate. Then there's the
    issue of green bird [censored], and I ain't going there.
    --
    modom

  3. Looks almost identical to ones I made last night. Those whole grained
    tortillas tend to leak more because the edges don't stick well with water (I
    tend to overstuff them beyond the depth of my Quesadilla maker).

    I used a salsa I picked up on the way home -- it is still smoldering inside
    me somewhere, that's how hot it was.
    Lefty
    --
    Life is for learning

    "kalanamak" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    You know, it is beautiful. I'm sure it was delicious.

    Maybe it is the light, or the picnic table-like background, or a dabs,
    but it looked as widdle bit like something a couple species of birds
    used for target practise.

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