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  1. Just read about a vietnamese bread pudding - with coconut milk and bananas-- does anybody
    have a recipe?

    TIA and Happy New Year

    ROsie

  2. "rosie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...
    : Just read about a vietnamese bread pudding - with coconut milk
    and
    : bananas-- does anybody have a recipe?
    :
    : TIA and Happy New Year
    :
    :
    : ROsie
    =======

    Maybe....? <snort> I just got some great cookbooks for Christmas and haven't read through each of
    them yet; if I find the recipe I'll post it a.s.a.p.. Likewise, please post it if you come across
    it. It sounds divine!

    --
    Cyndi <Remove a "b" to reply

  3. [email hidden] (rosie) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Just read about a vietnamese bread pudding - with coconut milk and bananas-- does anybody have
    a recipe?

    TIA and Happy New Year

    ROsie

    The recipe you want seems to be in "Home Baking" by Jeffrey Alford and Naomi Duguid. You can
    probably crib it at a local bookstore if you dont want to buy the whole book.

    <http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/food/2309378>

    -bwg

  4. Thanks Cindy and Barry for your replies, I have not been able to get
    to bookstore/library and nobody posted a recipe 🙁

    It will have to wait till next Year I guess!

    Happy New Year and thanks

    [email hidden] (Barry Grau) wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    [email hidden] (rosie) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Just read about a vietnamese bread pudding - with coconut milk and bananas-- does anybody have a
    recipe?

    TIA and Happy New Year

    ROsie

    The recipe you want seems to be in "Home Baking" by Jeffrey Alford and Naomi Duguid. You can
    probably crib it at a local bookstore if you dont want to buy the whole book.

    <http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/food/2309378>

    -bwg

  5. Hello, and Happy New Year! What cookbooks did you get? I'm just curious and
    I love cookbooks.
    "Rick & Cyndi" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:jR7Ib.73531$VB2.147896@attbi_s51...

    Quoted message said:

    "rosie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
    : Just read about a vietnamese bread pudding - with coconut milk
    and
    : bananas-- does anybody have a recipe?
    :
    : TIA and Happy New Year
    :
    :
    : ROsie
    =======

    Maybe....? <snort> I just got some great cookbooks for Christmas and haven't read through each of
    them yet; if I find the recipe I'll post it a.s.a.p.. Likewise, please post it if you come across
    it. It sounds divine!

    --
    Cyndi <Remove a "b" to reply

  6. "Crookshanks" wrote
    : Hello, and Happy New Year! What cookbooks did you get? I'm just
    curious and
    : I love cookbooks.

    :Cyndi" & Rosie "rosie" wrote
    : > : Just read about a vietnamese bread pudding - with coconut
    milk
    : > and
    : > : bananas-- does anybody have a recipe?
    : > :
    : > : TIA and Happy New Year
    : > :
    : > :
    : > : ROsie
    : > =======
    : >
    : > Maybe....? <snort> I just got some great cookbooks for Christmas and haven't read through each
    : > of them yet; if I
    find
    : > the recipe I'll post it a.s.a.p.. Likewise, please post it
    if
    : > you come across it. It sounds divine!
    : >
    : > --
    : > Cyndi <Remove a "b" to reply>
    : >
    ==========
    Hi back and same to you!

    I can't remember all of them (Some of them we shipped back to our home... they're still in transit
    :`( ). A few of the ones that I received just before and after the trip are:

    "Gifts from the Kitchen" by Schoolmate (they sell a lot of 'mini' cookbooks "The Maine Wild
    Blueberry Cookbook" by Bar Harbor Jam Company (Some of my family went to Maine for vacation
    recently) "Claud Mann's Dinner & a Movie" by TBS Superstation ('100 favorite recipes'😉 "Dinner & a
    Movie" by TBS Superstation ('includes 48 new recipes'😉 "Lindy's Cookbook" put together by a local
    store in our town (Lindy's) This was actually a birthday gift (Dec 20) "The King Arthur Flour 200th
    Anniversary Cookbook" by King Arthur Flour Company

    I actually bought duplicates of these cookbooks because after getting them for somebody else's gifts
    ... I had to get one for myself! These include:

    "The Dracula Cookbook" by Marina Polvay "What's cooking America" by Linda Stradley & Andra Cook
    "Twelve Months of Monastery Soups" by Brother Victor-Antoine d'Avila-Latourrette

    There are about 6 more books that will be arriving via UPS within the next couple of days. WOO-
    HOO!!! Most of them, IIRC, are local books from the central Florida region.

    Thankfully, my spouse supports my "habit". LOL 3 of the above are from him!

    NOTE TO ROSIE: I'll try to go through my bookshelves today to see if I have a recipe for the
    Vietnamese Bread Pudding.

    Years ago, the Rain Forest Cafe used to serve a bread pudding that had coconut, and apricots and
    maybe (?) bananas in it. It was to die for!

    Cyndi

  7. Hiya, Cyndi! I received the King Arthur cookbook myself - I love it. Good for you that your habit is
    supported! I love reading cookbooks. Do you have "How To Be a Domestic Goddess" by Nigella Lawson?
    That one's a neat book, with gorgeous photography.

    Take care! "Rick & Cyndi" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:gOhJb.195401$8y1.631496@attbi_s52...

    Quoted message said:

    "Crookshanks" wrote
    : Hello, and Happy New Year! What cookbooks did you get? I'm just
    curious and
    : I love cookbooks.

    :Cyndi" & Rosie "rosie" wrote
    : > : Just read about a vietnamese bread pudding - with coconut
    milk
    : > and
    : > : bananas-- does anybody have a recipe?
    : > :
    : > : TIA and Happy New Year
    : > :
    : > :
    : > : ROsie
    : > =======
    : >
    : > Maybe....? <snort> I just got some great cookbooks for Christmas and haven't read through each
    : > of them yet; if I
    find
    : > the recipe I'll post it a.s.a.p.. Likewise, please post it
    if
    : > you come across it. It sounds divine!
    : >
    : > --
    : > Cyndi <Remove a "b" to reply>
    : >
    ==========
    Hi back and same to you!

    I can't remember all of them (Some of them we shipped back to our home... they're still in transit
    :`( ). A few of the ones that I received just before and after the trip are:

    "Gifts from the Kitchen" by Schoolmate (they sell a lot of 'mini' cookbooks "The Maine Wild
    Blueberry Cookbook" by Bar Harbor Jam Company (Some of my family went to Maine for vacation
    recently) "Claud Mann's Dinner & a Movie" by TBS Superstation ('100 favorite recipes'😉 "Dinner & a
    Movie" by TBS Superstation ('includes 48 new recipes'😉 "Lindy's Cookbook" put together by a local
    store in our town (Lindy's) This was actually a birthday gift (Dec 20) "The King Arthur Flour
    200th Anniversary Cookbook" by King Arthur Flour Company

    I actually bought duplicates of these cookbooks because after getting them for somebody else's
    gifts ... I had to get one for myself! These include:

    "The Dracula Cookbook" by Marina Polvay "What's cooking America" by Linda Stradley & Andra Cook
    "Twelve Months of Monastery Soups" by Brother Victor-Antoine d'Avila-Latourrette

    There are about 6 more books that will be arriving via UPS within the next couple of days. WOO-
    HOO!!! Most of them, IIRC, are local books from the central Florida region.

    Thankfully, my spouse supports my "habit". LOL 3 of the above are from him!

    NOTE TO ROSIE: I'll try to go through my bookshelves today to see if I have a recipe for the
    Vietnamese Bread Pudding.

    Years ago, the Rain Forest Cafe used to serve a bread pudding that had coconut, and apricots and
    maybe (?) bananas in it. It was to die for!

    Cyndi

  8. "Crookshanks" <[email hidden]> wrote in
    message
    "]news:[email hidden]...
    : Hiya, Cyndi! I received the King Arthur cookbook myself - I
    love it. Good
    : for you that your habit is supported! I love reading cookbooks.
    Do you have
    : "How To Be a Domestic Goddess" by Nigella Lawson? That one's a
    neat book,
    : with gorgeous photography.
    :
    : Take care!

    <snip>
    =========

    No... I don't have that one...yet! LOL

    I'm with you. I LOVE to read cookbooks.

    Cyndi

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