RAFL - Fred - Mar 3rd

Funny, but I did look at the bag of dried mango when I was at costco .. I put it right back though.
I'm like you with the dried fruit, and figured it wasn't something I was going to be able to easily
control so better off not accompanying me home.

Joyce

Fred said:

Catfish - fixed and okay as a quickie breakfast (see another thread)

Round yes, good, so-so. I need to PUT DOWN THE MANGO. Fat cheese is not the only no-no.

Joyce said:

Hey, I like round numbers! Up isn't always bad, and you still are well below your goal. In the
grand scheme of things, looks like you are hanging in there rather well. Congrats Fred. Now put
that mango down. <G>

Wish I could help you with the catfish, but that is one seafood that I just don't care for. Hope
you get some good suggestions on how to fix it properly.

Joyce

Fred said:

Well, not bad but not good either.

UP: 1.2

A nice round: 160.0

Lesanne, this is your time - bask in it! (G)

And foolishly I went to Costco after the meeting. Bought lobster chunks, dried mango (my
downfall) and flourescent bulbs (G)

Oh, yes, the standard pickled herring, raw shrimp and this time, catfish - we shall see how I
like that stuff.

Catfish cooking suggestions - NOT DEEP FRIED!

Fred
219.2/160./164.0 (Lifetime July 2003) Started WW: Oct 29, 2002

Better than I!

Joyce said:

Funny, but I did look at the bag of dried mango when I was at costco .. I put it right back though.
I'm like you with the dried fruit, and figured it wasn't something I was going to be able to easily
control so better off not accompanying me home.

Joyce

Fred said:

Catfish - fixed and okay as a quickie breakfast (see another thread)

Round yes, good, so-so. I need to PUT DOWN THE MANGO. Fat cheese is not the only no-no.

Joyce said:

Hey, I like round numbers! Up isn't always bad, and you still are well below your goal. In the
grand scheme of things, looks like you are hanging in there rather well. Congrats Fred. Now put
that mango down. <G>

Wish I could help you with the catfish, but that is one seafood that I just don't care for. Hope
you get some good suggestions on how to fix it properly.

Joyce

On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 12:15:25 -0800, Fred <[email hidden]> wrote:

>Well, not bad but not good either.
>
>UP: 1.2
>
>A nice round: 160.0
>
>Lesanne, this is your time - bask in it! (G)
>
>And foolishly I went to Costco after the meeting. Bought lobster chunks, dried mango (my
>downfall) and flourescent bulbs (G)
>
>Oh, yes, the standard pickled herring, raw shrimp and this time, catfish - we shall see how I
>like that stuff.
>
>Catfish cooking suggestions - NOT DEEP FRIED!
>
>Fred
>219.2/160./164.0 (Lifetime July 2003) Started WW: Oct 29, 2002

I'm still new to a real freezer. But I would guess that more tender fish items might not last
as long as some others. I keep hoping to find swordfish but neither TJ's nor Costco has had any
in a while.

Joyce said:

I freeze most everything, just wasn't too sure how long the fish would keep in the freezer. These
packages are soooooooooo huge - would be eating it for a long, long time. The salmon wasn't bad,
ate half and froze the other half. But the tilapia looked like it had about 40 filets in it. Now
that's a lot of fish. LOL

Joyce

Lesanne said:

I freeze 🙂

"Joyce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 15:26:22 -0800, Fred <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

>
>
>On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 22:13:44 GMT, "Lesanne" <[email hidden]> wrote:
>
>>oh my, I may be lucky. Since I am using the Sat morning WW weigh in

with

Quoted message said:

>>clothes who knows.
>
>Ahhhhhhhhh, weighing in with clothes - what a disadvantage (G)
>
>Thanks for the recipe. Of course, this is Costco. I could have a catfish feed for the
>Democratic Party - oppsss (G)

LOL! I was wondering about those larger quantities for a single person.

I

Quoted message said:

purchased salmon the other day, ended up freezing half of it. I looked at

the

Quoted message said:

tilapia, but there were so many filets in that package - would be wrapping forever, so passed it
by. The scallops worked out well for us, quite a

few and

Quoted message said:

very large - but also was feeding 3 people. I know the concept of these

stores is

Quoted message said:

bulk, but I wish that items like these would be packaged a tad smaller.

<G>

Quoted message said:

Joyce

>
>>Regarding catfish. I cannot stand it unless it is fried, so what I do,

is

Quoted message said:

>>mix up some cornmeal with a little flour, and some spices (a nice

seafood

Quoted message said:

>>spice mix will do it, with about a tsp of sugar added) get it wet with eggwhite, dip or shake
>>it in the spiced cornmeal mix, let it sit a bit

on a

Quoted message said:

>>rack, and then spray a nonstick pan, then add about a tablespoon of

olive

Quoted message said:

>>oil for our two servings, and pan fry the rascals in that. Very very

good,

Quoted message said:

>>and not really fried. Catfish is so moist that other recipes are not all that great. Except
>>veracruz style, you make a stir fry of fresh tomato, onion and bell

pepper,

Quoted message said:

>>cook that down with seasoning (again seafood mix of some kind and a

pinch of

Quoted message said:

>>sweet) then add the catfish filets after the sauce is cooked to your

liking,

Quoted message said:

>>for just a minute to cook it, serve over bulgar or brown rice.
>>
>>
>>"Fred" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
>>"]news:[email hidden]...
>>> Well, not bad but not good either.
>>>
>>> UP: 1.2
>>>
>>> A nice round: 160.0
>>>
>>> Lesanne, this is your time - bask in it! (G)
>>>
>>> And foolishly I went to Costco after the meeting. Bought lobster chunks, dried mango (my
>>> downfall) and flourescent bulbs (G)
>>>
>>> Oh, yes, the standard pickled herring, raw shrimp and this time, catfish - we shall see how
>>> I like that stuff.
>>>
>>> Catfish cooking suggestions - NOT DEEP FRIED!
>>>
>>> Fred
>>> 219.2/160./164.0 (Lifetime July 2003) Started WW: Oct 29, 2002
>>>
>>

drift caught!! :-)

Fred said:

Yes, but I preferred the larger cushion which mean I had a
smaller cushion, if you catch my drift! (G)

On Thu, 04 Mar 2004 19:24:51 -0500, Connie

walshclan@nospam_primus.ca said:

Congrats Fred!! Still under the mark by quite a bit!!

--

Cheers,

Connie Walsh

241.5/201/155 RAFL 210.5/201/198.5 2nd 10% 219.5/201/198

Sorry for your gain, Fred... but you still look good
at 160. 😉

--

~Kristin O~
272/235.4/172

"Fred" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

Well, not bad but not good either.

UP: 1.2

A nice round: 160.0

Lesanne, this is your time - bask in it! (G)

And foolishly I went to Costco after the meeting. Bought
lobster chunks, dried mango (my downfall) and flourescent
bulbs (G)

Oh, yes, the standard pickled herring, raw shrimp and this
time, catfish - we shall see how I like that stuff.

Catfish cooking suggestions - NOT DEEP FRIED!

Fred
219.2/160./164.0 (Lifetime July 2003) Started WW: Oct 29,
2002

I noticed last week that my TJ's also did not have any
swordfish available. Didn't think about it much at the time,
but now wonder if maybe this is a seasonal type fish? Maybe
it isn't as plentiful (or good) this time of year? I looked
again at the tilapia at costco today, but took a pass. Every
package appeared to have 20 or more filets, just too much
for even me to freeze and eat fairly quickly. Guess this
will be one of those things that will be purchased from the
fish store on an as needed/wanted basis. We did finally
purchase the fresh tuna from costco today, was the best I
have had and will definitely be purchased again. We found
the smallest package they had - barely over a pound I think.
Too much for one person, not really enough for two. There is
a good hunk of it left in the fridge. Hub and I both agreed
that next time we would purchase a larger quantity and
freeze half.

Joyce

Fred said:

I'm still new to a real freezer. But I would guess that
more tender fish items might not last as long as some
others. I keep hoping to find swordfish but neither TJ's
nor Costco has had any in a while.

Joyce said:

I freeze most everything, just wasn't too sure how long
the fish would keep in the freezer. These packages are
soooooooooo huge - would be eating it for a long, long
time. The salmon wasn't bad, ate half and froze the other
half. But the tilapia looked like it had about 40 filets
in it. Now that's a lot of fish. LOL

Joyce

Lesanne said:

I freeze 🙂

"Joyce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...
> On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 15:26:22 -0800, Fred
> <[email hidden]>
wrote:
>
> >
> >
> >On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 22:13:44 GMT, "Lesanne"
> ><[email hidden]> wrote:
> >
> >>oh my, I may be lucky. Since I am using the Sat
> >>morning WW weigh in
with
> >>clothes who knows.
> >
> >Ahhhhhhhhh, weighing in with clothes - what a
> >disadvantage (G)
> >
> >Thanks for the recipe. Of course, this is Costco. I
> >could have a catfish feed for the Democratic Party -
> >oppsss (G)
>
> LOL! I was wondering about those larger quantities for
> a single person.
I
> purchased salmon the other day, ended up freezing half
> of it. I looked at
the
> tilapia, but there were so many filets in that package
> - would be wrapping forever, so passed it by. The
> scallops worked out well for us, quite a
few and
> very large - but also was feeding 3 people. I know the
> concept of these
stores is
> bulk, but I wish that items like these would be
> packaged a tad smaller.
<G>
>
> Joyce
>
>
> >
> >>Regarding catfish. I cannot stand it unless it is
> >>fried, so what I do,
is
> >>mix up some cornmeal with a little flour, and some
> >>spices (a nice
seafood
> >>spice mix will do it, with about a tsp of sugar
> >>added) get it wet with eggwhite, dip or shake it in
> >>the spiced cornmeal mix, let it sit a bit
on a
> >>rack, and then spray a nonstick pan, then add about a
> >>tablespoon of
olive
> >>oil for our two servings, and pan fry the rascals in
> >>that. Very very
good,
> >>and not really fried. Catfish is so moist that other
> >>recipes are not all that great. Except veracruz
> >>style, you make a stir fry of fresh tomato, onion and
> >>bell
pepper,
> >>cook that down with seasoning (again seafood mix of
> >>some kind and a
pinch of
> >>sweet) then add the catfish filets after the sauce is
> >>cooked to your
liking,
> >>for just a minute to cook it, serve over bulgar or
> >>brown rice.
> >>
> >>
> >>"Fred" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
> >>"]news:[email hidden]...
> >>> Well, not bad but not good either.
> >>>
> >>> UP: 1.2
> >>>
> >>> A nice round: 160.0
> >>>
> >>> Lesanne, this is your time - bask in it! (G)
> >>>
> >>> And foolishly I went to Costco after the meeting.
> >>> Bought lobster chunks, dried mango (my downfall)
> >>> and flourescent bulbs (G)
> >>>
> >>> Oh, yes, the standard pickled herring, raw shrimp
> >>> and this time, catfish - we shall see how I like
> >>> that stuff.
> >>>
> >>> Catfish cooking suggestions - NOT DEEP FRIED!
> >>>
> >>> Fred
> >>> 219.2/160./164.0 (Lifetime July 2003) Started WW:
> >>> Oct 29, 2002
> >>>
> >>
>

I am going to have to circulate LESS photos!!!! (G)

Kristin said:

Sorry for your gain, Fred... but you still look good
at 160. 😉

Okay, maybe a rainy day trip to Costco - especially now that
I can get gas there with my new debit card (G) Hmm, unless I
can convince a friend we should bike there. She keeps
threatening to buy a bike-kiddy trailer to haul shopping
purchases, particularly, a case of talking rain bottled
water home from costco. She is a biking fanatic
(G)

Joyce said:

I noticed last week that my TJ's also did not have any
swordfish available. Didn't think about it much at the
time, but now wonder if maybe this is a seasonal type fish?
Maybe it isn't as plentiful (or good) this time of year? I
looked again at the tilapia at costco today, but took a
pass. Every package appeared to have 20 or more filets,
just too much for even me to freeze and eat fairly quickly.
Guess this will be one of those things that will be
purchased from the fish store on an as needed/wanted basis.
We did finally purchase the fresh tuna from costco today,
was the best I have had and will definitely be purchased
again. We found the smallest package they had - barely over
a pound I think. Too much for one person, not really enough
for two. There is a good hunk of it left in the fridge. Hub
and I both agreed that next time we would purchase a larger
quantity and freeze half.

Joyce

Fred said:

I'm still new to a real freezer. But I would guess that
more tender fish items might not last as long as some
others. I keep hoping to find swordfish but neither TJ's
nor Costco has had any in a while.

Joyce said:

I freeze most everything, just wasn't too sure how long
the fish would keep in the freezer. These packages are
soooooooooo huge - would be eating it for a long, long
time. The salmon wasn't bad, ate half and froze the other
half. But the tilapia looked like it had about 40 filets
in it. Now that's a lot of fish. LOL

Joyce

On Thu, 04 Mar 2004 14:22:53 GMT, "Lesanne"
<[email hidden]> wrote:

>I freeze 🙂
>
>"Joyce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
>"]news:[email hidden]...
>> On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 15:26:22 -0800, Fred
>> <[email hidden]>
>wrote:
>>
>> >
>> >
>> >On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 22:13:44 GMT, "Lesanne"
>> ><[email hidden]> wrote:
>> >
>> >>oh my, I may be lucky. Since I am using the Sat
>> >>morning WW weigh in
>with
>> >>clothes who knows.
>> >
>> >Ahhhhhhhhh, weighing in with clothes - what a
>> >disadvantage (G)
>> >
>> >Thanks for the recipe. Of course, this is Costco. I
>> >could have a catfish feed for the Democratic Party -
>> >oppsss (G)
>>
>> LOL! I was wondering about those larger quantities for
>> a single person.
>I
>> purchased salmon the other day, ended up freezing half
>> of it. I looked at
>the
>> tilapia, but there were so many filets in that package
>> - would be wrapping forever, so passed it by. The
>> scallops worked out well for us, quite a
>few and
>> very large - but also was feeding 3 people. I know the
>> concept of these
>stores is
>> bulk, but I wish that items like these would be
>> packaged a tad smaller.
><G>
>>
>> Joyce
>>
>>
>> >
>> >>Regarding catfish. I cannot stand it unless it is
>> >>fried, so what I do,
>is
>> >>mix up some cornmeal with a little flour, and some
>> >>spices (a nice
>seafood
>> >>spice mix will do it, with about a tsp of sugar
>> >>added) get it wet with eggwhite, dip or shake it in
>> >>the spiced cornmeal mix, let it sit a bit
>on a
>> >>rack, and then spray a nonstick pan, then add about
>> >>a tablespoon of
>olive
>> >>oil for our two servings, and pan fry the rascals in
>> >>that. Very very
>good,
>> >>and not really fried. Catfish is so moist that other
>> >>recipes are not all that great. Except veracruz
>> >>style, you make a stir fry of fresh tomato, onion
>> >>and bell
>pepper,
>> >>cook that down with seasoning (again seafood mix of
>> >>some kind and a
>pinch of
>> >>sweet) then add the catfish filets after the sauce
>> >>is cooked to your
>liking,
>> >>for just a minute to cook it, serve over bulgar or
>> >>brown rice.
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>"Fred" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
>> >>"]news:[email hidden]...
>> >>> Well, not bad but not good either.
>> >>>
>> >>> UP: 1.2
>> >>>
>> >>> A nice round: 160.0
>> >>>
>> >>> Lesanne, this is your time - bask in it! (G)
>> >>>
>> >>> And foolishly I went to Costco after the meeting.
>> >>> Bought lobster chunks, dried mango (my downfall)
>> >>> and flourescent bulbs (G)
>> >>>
>> >>> Oh, yes, the standard pickled herring, raw shrimp
>> >>> and this time, catfish - we shall see how I like
>> >>> that stuff.
>> >>>
>> >>> Catfish cooking suggestions - NOT DEEP FRIED!
>> >>>
>> >>> Fred
>> >>> 219.2/160./164.0 (Lifetime July 2003) Started WW:
>> >>> Oct 29, 2002
>> >>>
>> >>
>>

I noticed out Costco has a gas station also. Probably would
be a good place to go, since current talk is that gas prices
will reach $3/gallon here, by summer. No way am I even
considering biking to our Costco, adding a kiddie trailer
could have some horrid results. It's probably only 5 miles
or so, but the only way to get there is to ride on the
heavily congested 6 lane road. No sidewalks, and I'm not
considering taking the middle suicide lane. <G> To exit the
store if needing to go west (left turn), traffic is rerouted
through another shopping area in order to get to a traffic
light. It is a mess. I think this might even change your
fanatical friends mind. <G>

Joyce

Fred said:

Okay, maybe a rainy day trip to Costco - especially now
that I can get gas there with my new debit card (G) Hmm,
unless I can convince a friend we should bike there. She
keeps threatening to buy a bike-kiddy trailer to haul
shopping purchases, particularly, a case of talking rain
bottled water home from costco. She is a biking fanatic
(G)

Joyce said:

I noticed last week that my TJ's also did not have any
swordfish available. Didn't think about it much at the
time, but now wonder if maybe this is a seasonal type
fish? Maybe it isn't as plentiful (or good) this time of
year? I looked again at the tilapia at costco today, but
took a pass. Every package appeared to have 20 or more
filets, just too much for even me to freeze and eat fairly
quickly. Guess this will be one of those things that will
be purchased from the fish store on an as needed/wanted
basis. We did finally purchase the fresh tuna from costco
today, was the best I have had and will definitely be
purchased again. We found the smallest package they had -
barely over a pound I think. Too much for one person, not
really enough for two. There is a good hunk of it left in
the fridge. Hub and I both agreed that next time we would
purchase a larger quantity and freeze half.

Joyce

Fred said:

I'm still new to a real freezer. But I would guess that
more tender fish items might not last as long as some
others. I keep hoping to find swordfish but neither TJ's
nor Costco has had any in a while.

On Fri, 05 Mar 2004 01:14:54 -0600, Joyce
<[email hidden]> wrote:

>I freeze most everything, just wasn't too sure how long
>the fish would keep in the freezer. These packages are
>soooooooooo huge - would be eating it for a long, long
>time. The salmon wasn't bad, ate half and froze the
>other half. But the tilapia looked like it had about 40
>filets in it. Now that's a lot of fish. LOL
>
>Joyce
>
>On Thu, 04 Mar 2004 14:22:53 GMT, "Lesanne"
><[email hidden]> wrote:
>
>>I freeze 🙂
>>
>>"Joyce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
>>"]news:[email hidden]...
>>> On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 15:26:22 -0800, Fred
>>> <[email hidden]>
>>wrote:
>>>
>>> >
>>> >
>>> >On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 22:13:44 GMT, "Lesanne"
>>> ><[email hidden]> wrote:
>>> >
>>> >>oh my, I may be lucky. Since I am using the Sat
>>> >>morning WW weigh in
>>with
>>> >>clothes who knows.
>>> >
>>> >Ahhhhhhhhh, weighing in with clothes - what a
>>> >disadvantage (G)
>>> >
>>> >Thanks for the recipe. Of course, this is Costco. I
>>> >could have a catfish feed for the Democratic Party -
>>> >oppsss (G)
>>>
>>> LOL! I was wondering about those larger quantities
>>> for a single person.
>>I
>>> purchased salmon the other day, ended up freezing
>>> half of it. I looked at
>>the
>>> tilapia, but there were so many filets in that
>>> package - would be wrapping forever, so passed it by.
>>> The scallops worked out well for us, quite a
>>few and
>>> very large - but also was feeding 3 people. I know
>>> the concept of these
>>stores is
>>> bulk, but I wish that items like these would be
>>> packaged a tad smaller.
>><G>
>>>
>>> Joyce
>>>
>>>
>>> >
>>> >>Regarding catfish. I cannot stand it unless it is
>>> >>fried, so what I do,
>>is
>>> >>mix up some cornmeal with a little flour, and some
>>> >>spices (a nice
>>seafood
>>> >>spice mix will do it, with about a tsp of sugar
>>> >>added) get it wet with eggwhite, dip or shake it in
>>> >>the spiced cornmeal mix, let it sit a bit
>>on a
>>> >>rack, and then spray a nonstick pan, then add about
>>> >>a tablespoon of
>>olive
>>> >>oil for our two servings, and pan fry the rascals
>>> >>in that. Very very
>>good,
>>> >>and not really fried. Catfish is so moist that
>>> >>other recipes are not all that great. Except
>>> >>veracruz style, you make a stir fry of fresh
>>> >>tomato, onion and bell
>>pepper,
>>> >>cook that down with seasoning (again seafood mix of
>>> >>some kind and a
>>pinch of
>>> >>sweet) then add the catfish filets after the sauce
>>> >>is cooked to your
>>liking,
>>> >>for just a minute to cook it, serve over bulgar or
>>> >>brown rice.
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>"Fred" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
>>> >>"]news:[email hidden]...
>>> >>> Well, not bad but not good either.
>>> >>>
>>> >>> UP: 1.2
>>> >>>
>>> >>> A nice round: 160.0
>>> >>>
>>> >>> Lesanne, this is your time - bask in it! (G)
>>> >>>
>>> >>> And foolishly I went to Costco after the meeting.
>>> >>> Bought lobster chunks, dried mango (my downfall)
>>> >>> and flourescent bulbs (G)
>>> >>>
>>> >>> Oh, yes, the standard pickled herring, raw shrimp
>>> >>> and this time, catfish - we shall see how I like
>>> >>> that stuff.
>>> >>>
>>> >>> Catfish cooking suggestions - NOT DEEP FRIED!
>>> >>>
>>> >>> Fred
>>> >>> 219.2/160./164.0 (Lifetime July 2003) Started WW:
>>> >>> Oct 29, 2002
>>> >>>
>>> >>
>>>

Nope - she'd do it anyway (G) She was a total bikie for
years before finally buying a car. She still runs lots of
errands on the bike. But your's is located in a less than
optimal location. Ours is already on a bike route we use -
also about 5 miles away but we can avoid most heavily
traveled routes. Can't buy too much frozen or cold stuff if
it is too warm - we've done it. (G)

Joyce said:

I noticed out Costco has a gas station also. Probably would
be a good place to go, since current talk is that gas
prices will reach $3/gallon here, by summer. No way am I
even considering biking to our Costco, adding a kiddie
trailer could have some horrid results. It's probably only
5 miles or so, but the only way to get there is to ride on
the heavily congested 6 lane road. No sidewalks, and I'm
not considering taking the middle suicide lane. <G> To exit
the store if needing to go west (left turn), traffic is
rerouted through another shopping area in order to get to a
traffic light. It is a mess. I think this might even change
your fanatical friends mind. <G>

Joyce

Fred said:

Okay, maybe a rainy day trip to Costco - especially now
that I can get gas there with my new debit card (G) Hmm,
unless I can convince a friend we should bike there. She
keeps threatening to buy a bike-kiddy trailer to haul
shopping purchases, particularly, a case of talking rain
bottled water home from costco. She is a biking fanatic
(G)

Joyce said:

I noticed last week that my TJ's also did not have any
swordfish available. Didn't think about it much at the
time, but now wonder if maybe this is a seasonal type
fish? Maybe it isn't as plentiful (or good) this time of
year? I looked again at the tilapia at costco today, but
took a pass. Every package appeared to have 20 or more
filets, just too much for even me to freeze and eat
fairly quickly. Guess this will be one of those things
that will be purchased from the fish store on an as
needed/wanted basis. We did finally purchase the fresh
tuna from costco today, was the best I have had and will
definitely be purchased again. We found the smallest
package they had - barely over a pound I think. Too much
for one person, not really enough for two. There is a
good hunk of it left in the fridge. Hub and I both agreed
that next time we would purchase a larger quantity and
freeze half.

Joyce

On Fri, 05 Mar 2004 08:17:56 -0800, Fred
<[email hidden]> wrote:

>I'm still new to a real freezer. But I would guess that
>more tender fish items might not last as long as some
>others. I keep hoping to find swordfish but neither TJ's
>nor Costco has had any in a while.
>
>On Fri, 05 Mar 2004 01:14:54 -0600, Joyce
><[email hidden]> wrote:
>
>>I freeze most everything, just wasn't too sure how long
>>the fish would keep in the freezer. These packages are
>>soooooooooo huge - would be eating it for a long, long
>>time. The salmon wasn't bad, ate half and froze the
>>other half. But the tilapia looked like it had about 40
>>filets in it. Now that's a lot of fish. LOL
>>
>>Joyce
>>
>>On Thu, 04 Mar 2004 14:22:53 GMT, "Lesanne"
>><[email hidden]> wrote:
>>
>>>I freeze 🙂
>>>
>>>"Joyce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
>>>"]news:[email hidden]...
>>>> On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 15:26:22 -0800, Fred
>>>> <[email hidden]>
>>>wrote:
>>>>
>>>> >
>>>> >
>>>> >On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 22:13:44 GMT, "Lesanne"
>>>> ><[email hidden]> wrote:
>>>> >
>>>> >>oh my, I may be lucky. Since I am using the Sat
>>>> >>morning WW weigh in
>>>with
>>>> >>clothes who knows.
>>>> >
>>>> >Ahhhhhhhhh, weighing in with clothes - what a
>>>> >disadvantage (G)
>>>> >
>>>> >Thanks for the recipe. Of course, this is Costco. I
>>>> >could have a catfish feed for the Democratic Party
>>>> >- oppsss (G)
>>>>
>>>> LOL! I was wondering about those larger quantities
>>>> for a single person.
>>>I
>>>> purchased salmon the other day, ended up freezing
>>>> half of it. I looked at
>>>the
>>>> tilapia, but there were so many filets in that
>>>> package - would be wrapping forever, so passed it
>>>> by. The scallops worked out well for us, quite a
>>>few and
>>>> very large - but also was feeding 3 people. I know
>>>> the concept of these
>>>stores is
>>>> bulk, but I wish that items like these would be
>>>> packaged a tad smaller.
>>><G>
>>>>
>>>> Joyce
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> >
>>>> >>Regarding catfish. I cannot stand it unless it is
>>>> >>fried, so what I do,
>>>is
>>>> >>mix up some cornmeal with a little flour, and some
>>>> >>spices (a nice
>>>seafood
>>>> >>spice mix will do it, with about a tsp of sugar
>>>> >>added) get it wet with eggwhite, dip or shake it
>>>> >>in the spiced cornmeal mix, let it sit a bit
>>>on a
>>>> >>rack, and then spray a nonstick pan, then add
>>>> >>about a tablespoon of
>>>olive
>>>> >>oil for our two servings, and pan fry the rascals
>>>> >>in that. Very very
>>>good,
>>>> >>and not really fried. Catfish is so moist that
>>>> >>other recipes are not all that great. Except
>>>> >>veracruz style, you make a stir fry of fresh
>>>> >>tomato, onion and bell
>>>pepper,
>>>> >>cook that down with seasoning (again seafood mix
>>>> >>of some kind and a
>>>pinch of
>>>> >>sweet) then add the catfish filets after the sauce
>>>> >>is cooked to your
>>>liking,
>>>> >>for just a minute to cook it, serve over bulgar or
>>>> >>brown rice.
>>>> >>
>>>> >>
>>>> >>"Fred" <[email hidden]> wrote in
>>>> >>message news:s0fc4014dv4smfvibm92i1eqaaorm24mrc@4-
>>>> >>ax.com...
>>>> >>> Well, not bad but not good either.
>>>> >>>
>>>> >>> UP: 1.2
>>>> >>>
>>>> >>> A nice round: 160.0
>>>> >>>
>>>> >>> Lesanne, this is your time - bask in it! (G)
>>>> >>>
>>>> >>> And foolishly I went to Costco after the
>>>> >>> meeting. Bought lobster chunks, dried mango (my
>>>> >>> downfall) and flourescent bulbs (G)
>>>> >>>
>>>> >>> Oh, yes, the standard pickled herring, raw
>>>> >>> shrimp and this time, catfish - we shall see how
>>>> >>> I like that stuff.
>>>> >>>
>>>> >>> Catfish cooking suggestions - NOT DEEP FRIED!
>>>> >>>
>>>> >>> Fred
>>>> >>> 219.2/160./164.0 (Lifetime July 2003) Started
>>>> >>> WW: Oct 29, 2002
>>>> >>>
>>>> >>
>>>>
>

Nope - she'd do it anyway (G) She was a total bikie for
years before finally buying a car. She still runs lots of
errands on the bike. But your's is located in a less than
optimal location. Ours is already on a bike route we use -
also about 5 miles away but we can avoid most heavily
traveled routes. Can't buy too much frozen or cold stuff if
it is too warm - we've done it. (G)

Joyce said:

I noticed out Costco has a gas station also. Probably would
be a good place to go, since current talk is that gas
prices will reach $3/gallon here, by summer. No way am I
even considering biking to our Costco, adding a kiddie
trailer could have some horrid results. It's probably only
5 miles or so, but the only way to get there is to ride on
the heavily congested 6 lane road. No sidewalks, and I'm
not considering taking the middle suicide lane. <G> To exit
the store if needing to go west (left turn), traffic is
rerouted through another shopping area in order to get to a
traffic light. It is a mess. I think this might even change
your fanatical friends mind. <G>

Joyce

Fred said:

Okay, maybe a rainy day trip to Costco - especially now
that I can get gas there with my new debit card (G) Hmm,
unless I can convince a friend we should bike there. She
keeps threatening to buy a bike-kiddy trailer to haul
shopping purchases, particularly, a case of talking rain
bottled water home from costco. She is a biking fanatic
(G)

Joyce said:

I noticed last week that my TJ's also did not have any
swordfish available. Didn't think about it much at the
time, but now wonder if maybe this is a seasonal type
fish? Maybe it isn't as plentiful (or good) this time of
year? I looked again at the tilapia at costco today, but
took a pass. Every package appeared to have 20 or more
filets, just too much for even me to freeze and eat
fairly quickly. Guess this will be one of those things
that will be purchased from the fish store on an as
needed/wanted basis. We did finally purchase the fresh
tuna from costco today, was the best I have had and will
definitely be purchased again. We found the smallest
package they had - barely over a pound I think. Too much
for one person, not really enough for two. There is a
good hunk of it left in the fridge. Hub and I both agreed
that next time we would purchase a larger quantity and
freeze half.

Joyce

On Fri, 05 Mar 2004 08:17:56 -0800, Fred
<[email hidden]> wrote:

>I'm still new to a real freezer. But I would guess that
>more tender fish items might not last as long as some
>others. I keep hoping to find swordfish but neither TJ's
>nor Costco has had any in a while.
>
>On Fri, 05 Mar 2004 01:14:54 -0600, Joyce
><[email hidden]> wrote:
>
>>I freeze most everything, just wasn't too sure how long
>>the fish would keep in the freezer. These packages are
>>soooooooooo huge - would be eating it for a long, long
>>time. The salmon wasn't bad, ate half and froze the
>>other half. But the tilapia looked like it had about 40
>>filets in it. Now that's a lot of fish. LOL
>>
>>Joyce
>>
>>On Thu, 04 Mar 2004 14:22:53 GMT, "Lesanne"
>><[email hidden]> wrote:
>>
>>>I freeze 🙂
>>>
>>>"Joyce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
>>>"]news:[email hidden]...
>>>> On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 15:26:22 -0800, Fred
>>>> <[email hidden]>
>>>wrote:
>>>>
>>>> >
>>>> >
>>>> >On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 22:13:44 GMT, "Lesanne"
>>>> ><[email hidden]> wrote:
>>>> >
>>>> >>oh my, I may be lucky. Since I am using the Sat
>>>> >>morning WW weigh in
>>>with
>>>> >>clothes who knows.
>>>> >
>>>> >Ahhhhhhhhh, weighing in with clothes - what a
>>>> >disadvantage (G)
>>>> >
>>>> >Thanks for the recipe. Of course, this is Costco. I
>>>> >could have a catfish feed for the Democratic Party
>>>> >- oppsss (G)
>>>>
>>>> LOL! I was wondering about those larger quantities
>>>> for a single person.
>>>I
>>>> purchased salmon the other day, ended up freezing
>>>> half of it. I looked at
>>>the
>>>> tilapia, but there were so many filets in that
>>>> package - would be wrapping forever, so passed it
>>>> by. The scallops worked out well for us, quite a
>>>few and
>>>> very large - but also was feeding 3 people. I know
>>>> the concept of these
>>>stores is
>>>> bulk, but I wish that items like these would be
>>>> packaged a tad smaller.
>>><G>
>>>>
>>>> Joyce
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> >
>>>> >>Regarding catfish. I cannot stand it unless it is
>>>> >>fried, so what I do,
>>>is
>>>> >>mix up some cornmeal with a little flour, and some
>>>> >>spices (a nice
>>>seafood
>>>> >>spice mix will do it, with about a tsp of sugar
>>>> >>added) get it wet with eggwhite, dip or shake it
>>>> >>in the spiced cornmeal mix, let it sit a bit
>>>on a
>>>> >>rack, and then spray a nonstick pan, then add
>>>> >>about a tablespoon of
>>>olive
>>>> >>oil for our two servings, and pan fry the rascals
>>>> >>in that. Very very
>>>good,
>>>> >>and not really fried. Catfish is so moist that
>>>> >>other recipes are not all that great. Except
>>>> >>veracruz style, you make a stir fry of fresh
>>>> >>tomato, onion and bell
>>>pepper,
>>>> >>cook that down with seasoning (again seafood mix
>>>> >>of some kind and a
>>>pinch of
>>>> >>sweet) then add the catfish filets after the sauce
>>>> >>is cooked to your
>>>liking,
>>>> >>for just a minute to cook it, serve over bulgar or
>>>> >>brown rice.
>>>> >>
>>>> >>
>>>> >>"Fred" <[email hidden]> wrote in
>>>> >>message news:s0fc4014dv4smfvibm92i1eqaaorm24mrc@4-
>>>> >>ax.com...
>>>> >>> Well, not bad but not good either.
>>>> >>>
>>>> >>> UP: 1.2
>>>> >>>
>>>> >>> A nice round: 160.0
>>>> >>>
>>>> >>> Lesanne, this is your time - bask in it! (G)
>>>> >>>
>>>> >>> And foolishly I went to Costco after the
>>>> >>> meeting. Bought lobster chunks, dried mango (my
>>>> >>> downfall) and flourescent bulbs (G)
>>>> >>>
>>>> >>> Oh, yes, the standard pickled herring, raw
>>>> >>> shrimp and this time, catfish - we shall see how
>>>> >>> I like that stuff.
>>>> >>>
>>>> >>> Catfish cooking suggestions - NOT DEEP FRIED!
>>>> >>>
>>>> >>> Fred
>>>> >>> 219.2/160./164.0 (Lifetime July 2003) Started
>>>> >>> WW: Oct 29, 2002
>>>> >>>
>>>> >>
>>>>
>

Nope - she'd do it anyway (G) She was a total bikie for
years before finally buying a car. She still runs lots of
errands on the bike. But your's is located in a less than
optimal location. Ours is already on a bike route we use -
also about 5 miles away but we can avoid most heavily
traveled routes. Can't buy too much frozen or cold stuff if
it is too warm - we've done it. (G)

Joyce said:

I noticed out Costco has a gas station also. Probably would
be a good place to go, since current talk is that gas
prices will reach $3/gallon here, by summer. No way am I
even considering biking to our Costco, adding a kiddie
trailer could have some horrid results. It's probably only
5 miles or so, but the only way to get there is to ride on
the heavily congested 6 lane road. No sidewalks, and I'm
not considering taking the middle suicide lane. <G> To exit
the store if needing to go west (left turn), traffic is
rerouted through another shopping area in order to get to a
traffic light. It is a mess. I think this might even change
your fanatical friends mind. <G>

Joyce

Fred said:

Okay, maybe a rainy day trip to Costco - especially now
that I can get gas there with my new debit card (G) Hmm,
unless I can convince a friend we should bike there. She
keeps threatening to buy a bike-kiddy trailer to haul
shopping purchases, particularly, a case of talking rain
bottled water home from costco. She is a biking fanatic
(G)

Joyce said:

I noticed last week that my TJ's also did not have any
swordfish available. Didn't think about it much at the
time, but now wonder if maybe this is a seasonal type
fish? Maybe it isn't as plentiful (or good) this time of
year? I looked again at the tilapia at costco today, but
took a pass. Every package appeared to have 20 or more
filets, just too much for even me to freeze and eat
fairly quickly. Guess this will be one of those things
that will be purchased from the fish store on an as
needed/wanted basis. We did finally purchase the fresh
tuna from costco today, was the best I have had and will
definitely be purchased again. We found the smallest
package they had - barely over a pound I think. Too much
for one person, not really enough for two. There is a
good hunk of it left in the fridge. Hub and I both agreed
that next time we would purchase a larger quantity and
freeze half.

Joyce

On Fri, 05 Mar 2004 08:17:56 -0800, Fred
<[email hidden]> wrote:

>I'm still new to a real freezer. But I would guess that
>more tender fish items might not last as long as some
>others. I keep hoping to find swordfish but neither TJ's
>nor Costco has had any in a while.
>
>On Fri, 05 Mar 2004 01:14:54 -0600, Joyce
><[email hidden]> wrote:
>
>>I freeze most everything, just wasn't too sure how long
>>the fish would keep in the freezer. These packages are
>>soooooooooo huge - would be eating it for a long, long
>>time. The salmon wasn't bad, ate half and froze the
>>other half. But the tilapia looked like it had about 40
>>filets in it. Now that's a lot of fish. LOL
>>
>>Joyce
>>
>>On Thu, 04 Mar 2004 14:22:53 GMT, "Lesanne"
>><[email hidden]> wrote:
>>
>>>I freeze 🙂
>>>
>>>"Joyce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
>>>"]news:[email hidden]...
>>>> On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 15:26:22 -0800, Fred
>>>> <[email hidden]>
>>>wrote:
>>>>
>>>> >
>>>> >
>>>> >On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 22:13:44 GMT, "Lesanne"
>>>> ><[email hidden]> wrote:
>>>> >
>>>> >>oh my, I may be lucky. Since I am using the Sat
>>>> >>morning WW weigh in
>>>with
>>>> >>clothes who knows.
>>>> >
>>>> >Ahhhhhhhhh, weighing in with clothes - what a
>>>> >disadvantage (G)
>>>> >
>>>> >Thanks for the recipe. Of course, this is Costco. I
>>>> >could have a catfish feed for the Democratic Party
>>>> >- oppsss (G)
>>>>
>>>> LOL! I was wondering about those larger quantities
>>>> for a single person.
>>>I
>>>> purchased salmon the other day, ended up freezing
>>>> half of it. I looked at
>>>the
>>>> tilapia, but there were so many filets in that
>>>> package - would be wrapping forever, so passed it
>>>> by. The scallops worked out well for us, quite a
>>>few and
>>>> very large - but also was feeding 3 people. I know
>>>> the concept of these
>>>stores is
>>>> bulk, but I wish that items like these would be
>>>> packaged a tad smaller.
>>><G>
>>>>
>>>> Joyce
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> >
>>>> >>Regarding catfish. I cannot stand it unless it is
>>>> >>fried, so what I do,
>>>is
>>>> >>mix up some cornmeal with a little flour, and some
>>>> >>spices (a nice
>>>seafood
>>>> >>spice mix will do it, with about a tsp of sugar
>>>> >>added) get it wet with eggwhite, dip or shake it
>>>> >>in the spiced cornmeal mix, let it sit a bit
>>>on a
>>>> >>rack, and then spray a nonstick pan, then add
>>>> >>about a tablespoon of
>>>olive
>>>> >>oil for our two servings, and pan fry the rascals
>>>> >>in that. Very very
>>>good,
>>>> >>and not really fried. Catfish is so moist that
>>>> >>other recipes are not all that great. Except
>>>> >>veracruz style, you make a stir fry of fresh
>>>> >>tomato, onion and bell
>>>pepper,
>>>> >>cook that down with seasoning (again seafood mix
>>>> >>of some kind and a
>>>pinch of
>>>> >>sweet) then add the catfish filets after the sauce
>>>> >>is cooked to your
>>>liking,
>>>> >>for just a minute to cook it, serve over bulgar or
>>>> >>brown rice.
>>>> >>
>>>> >>
>>>> >>"Fred" <[email hidden]> wrote in
>>>> >>message news:s0fc4014dv4smfvibm92i1eqaaorm24mrc@4-
>>>> >>ax.com...
>>>> >>> Well, not bad but not good either.
>>>> >>>
>>>> >>> UP: 1.2
>>>> >>>
>>>> >>> A nice round: 160.0
>>>> >>>
>>>> >>> Lesanne, this is your time - bask in it! (G)
>>>> >>>
>>>> >>> And foolishly I went to Costco after the
>>>> >>> meeting. Bought lobster chunks, dried mango (my
>>>> >>> downfall) and flourescent bulbs (G)
>>>> >>>
>>>> >>> Oh, yes, the standard pickled herring, raw
>>>> >>> shrimp and this time, catfish - we shall see how
>>>> >>> I like that stuff.
>>>> >>>
>>>> >>> Catfish cooking suggestions - NOT DEEP FRIED!
>>>> >>>
>>>> >>> Fred
>>>> >>> 219.2/160./164.0 (Lifetime July 2003) Started
>>>> >>> WW: Oct 29, 2002
>>>> >>>
>>>> >>
>>>>
>

Ha! Around here she would be honked at, sworn at, yelled and
screamed at, and probably chased even further off the road.
It's an area of impatient people. <G> We do see the
occassional bikie on these roads, but they are few and far
between. Don't get me wrong, I think bikes are great and
have admiration for those that use them ... but around here
- they just don't seem to have any common sense. They refuse
to use the same set of laws as drivers have to (which it was
my understanding that they were supposed to) - such as
coming up to a stoplight, bikers will usually make their own
lane right between two others, and squirt to the front of
the line. Then not be able to figure out why everyone behind
them is now irate. <g> Then their are the stupid drivers who
don't help things. I've always thought making a special bike
lane would be a grand idea (I've seen other states that have
them) ... until someone pointed out that it would probably
be used by vehicles in a hurry to buzz around other traffic.
Guess there is no winning on this issue.

Well, you could always put a cooler into the kiddie trailer.
I would think that would transport frozen items for a few
miles. <G>

Joyce

Fred said:

Nope - she'd do it anyway (G) She was a total bikie for
years before finally buying a car. She still runs lots of
errands on the bike. But your's is located in a less than
optimal location. Ours is already on a bike route we use -
also about 5 miles away but we can avoid most heavily
traveled routes. Can't buy too much frozen or cold stuff if
it is too warm - we've done it. (G)

Joyce said:

I noticed out Costco has a gas station also. Probably
would be a good place to go, since current talk is that
gas prices will reach $3/gallon here, by summer. No way am
I even considering biking to our Costco, adding a kiddie
trailer could have some horrid results. It's probably only
5 miles or so, but the only way to get there is to ride on
the heavily congested 6 lane road. No sidewalks, and I'm
not considering taking the middle suicide lane. <G> To
exit the store if needing to go west (left turn), traffic
is rerouted through another shopping area in order to get
to a traffic light. It is a mess. I think this might even
change your fanatical friends mind. <G>

Joyce

Fred said:

Okay, maybe a rainy day trip to Costco - especially now
that I can get gas there with my new debit card (G) Hmm,
unless I can convince a friend we should bike there. She
keeps threatening to buy a bike-kiddy trailer to haul
shopping purchases, particularly, a case of talking rain
bottled water home from costco. She is a biking fanatic
(G)

On Sun, 07 Mar 2004 02:03:38 -0600, Joyce
<[email hidden]> wrote:

>I noticed last week that my TJ's also did not have any
>swordfish available. Didn't think about it much at the
>time, but now wonder if maybe this is a seasonal type
>fish? Maybe it isn't as plentiful (or good) this time of
>year? I looked again at the tilapia at costco today, but
>took a pass. Every package appeared to have 20 or more
>filets, just too much for even me to freeze and eat
>fairly quickly. Guess this will be one of those things
>that will be purchased from the fish store on an as
>needed/wanted basis. We did finally purchase the fresh
>tuna from costco today, was the best I have had and will
>definitely be purchased again. We found the smallest
>package they had - barely over a pound I think. Too much
>for one person, not really enough for two. There is a
>good hunk of it left in the fridge. Hub and I both
>agreed that next time we would purchase a larger
>quantity and freeze half.
>
>Joyce
>
>On Fri, 05 Mar 2004 08:17:56 -0800, Fred
><[email hidden]> wrote:
>
>>I'm still new to a real freezer. But I would guess that
>>more tender fish items might not last as long as some
>>others. I keep hoping to find swordfish but neither
>>TJ's nor Costco has had any in a while.
>>
>>On Fri, 05 Mar 2004 01:14:54 -0600, Joyce
>><[email hidden]> wrote:
>>
>>>I freeze most everything, just wasn't too sure how
>>>long the fish would keep in the freezer. These
>>>packages are soooooooooo huge - would be eating it
>>>for a long, long time. The salmon wasn't bad, ate
>>>half and froze the other half. But the tilapia looked
>>>like it had about 40 filets in it. Now that's a lot
>>>of fish. LOL
>>>
>>>Joyce
>>>
>>>On Thu, 04 Mar 2004 14:22:53 GMT, "Lesanne"
>>><[email hidden]> wrote:
>>>
>>>>I freeze 🙂
>>>>
>>>>"Joyce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
>>>>"]news:[email hidden]...
>>>>> On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 15:26:22 -0800, Fred
>>>>> <[email hidden]>
>>>>wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> >
>>>>> >
>>>>> >On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 22:13:44 GMT, "Lesanne"
>>>>> ><[email hidden]> wrote:
>>>>> >
>>>>> >>oh my, I may be lucky. Since I am using the Sat
>>>>> >>morning WW weigh in
>>>>with
>>>>> >>clothes who knows.
>>>>> >
>>>>> >Ahhhhhhhhh, weighing in with clothes - what a
>>>>> >disadvantage (G)
>>>>> >
>>>>> >Thanks for the recipe. Of course, this is Costco.
>>>>> >I could have a catfish feed for the Democratic
>>>>> >Party - oppsss (G)
>>>>>
>>>>> LOL! I was wondering about those larger quantities
>>>>> for a single person.
>>>>I
>>>>> purchased salmon the other day, ended up freezing
>>>>> half of it. I looked at
>>>>the
>>>>> tilapia, but there were so many filets in that
>>>>> package - would be wrapping forever, so passed it
>>>>> by. The scallops worked out well for us, quite a
>>>>few and
>>>>> very large - but also was feeding 3 people. I know
>>>>> the concept of these
>>>>stores is
>>>>> bulk, but I wish that items like these would be
>>>>> packaged a tad smaller.
>>>><G>
>>>>>
>>>>> Joyce
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> >
>>>>> >>Regarding catfish. I cannot stand it unless it is
>>>>> >>fried, so what I do,
>>>>is
>>>>> >>mix up some cornmeal with a little flour, and
>>>>> >>some spices (a nice
>>>>seafood
>>>>> >>spice mix will do it, with about a tsp of sugar
>>>>> >>added) get it wet with eggwhite, dip or shake it
>>>>> >>in the spiced cornmeal mix, let it sit a bit
>>>>on a
>>>>> >>rack, and then spray a nonstick pan, then add
>>>>> >>about a tablespoon of
>>>>olive
>>>>> >>oil for our two servings, and pan fry the rascals
>>>>> >>in that. Very very
>>>>good,
>>>>> >>and not really fried. Catfish is so moist that
>>>>> >>other recipes are not all that great. Except
>>>>> >>veracruz style, you make a stir fry of fresh
>>>>> >>tomato, onion and bell
>>>>pepper,
>>>>> >>cook that down with seasoning (again seafood mix
>>>>> >>of some kind and a
>>>>pinch of
>>>>> >>sweet) then add the catfish filets after the
>>>>> >>sauce is cooked to your
>>>>liking,
>>>>> >>for just a minute to cook it, serve over bulgar
>>>>> >>or brown rice.
>>>>> >>
>>>>> >>
>>>>> >>"Fred" <[email hidden]> wrote in
>>>>> >>message news:s0fc4014dv4smfvibm92i1eqaaorm24mrc@-
>>>>> >>4ax.com...
>>>>> >>> Well, not bad but not good either.
>>>>> >>>
>>>>> >>> UP: 1.2
>>>>> >>>
>>>>> >>> A nice round: 160.0
>>>>> >>>
>>>>> >>> Lesanne, this is your time - bask in it! (G)
>>>>> >>>
>>>>> >>> And foolishly I went to Costco after the
>>>>> >>> meeting. Bought lobster chunks, dried mango (my
>>>>> >>> downfall) and flourescent bulbs (G)
>>>>> >>>
>>>>> >>> Oh, yes, the standard pickled herring, raw
>>>>> >>> shrimp and this time, catfish - we shall see
>>>>> >>> how I like that stuff.
>>>>> >>>
>>>>> >>> Catfish cooking suggestions - NOT DEEP FRIED!
>>>>> >>>
>>>>> >>> Fred
>>>>> >>> 219.2/160./164.0 (Lifetime July 2003) Started
>>>>> >>> WW: Oct 29, 2002
>>>>> >>>
>>>>> >>
>>>>>
>>

You have excellent points. The separate lane does exist here
in places, but not a separate PATH. That actually can be
less safe since the bike is no longer in the traffic stream
and gets run down at all of the crossings.

WE, bikies, do occasionally break the rules, particularly
Calif stops at stop signs. But we are required to follow the
rules of the road in most instances.

But drivers do not understand that crowding us is not a good
idea on those thin tires trying to avoid road debris (they
do not clean shoulders where all the [censored] gets deposited) or
holes. We need a bit of swerve room sometimes. As I wrote to
Prairie, cars also underestimate our speed and turn RIGHT,
right in front of us when we are already at the
intersection, too!

Yup, a bit of patience and courtesy - HA!

Joyce said:

Ha! Around here she would be honked at, sworn at, yelled
and screamed at, and probably chased even further off the
road. It's an area of impatient people. <G> We do see the
occassional bikie on these roads, but they are few and far
between. Don't get me wrong, I think bikes are great and
have admiration for those that use them ... but around here
- they just don't seem to have any common sense. They
refuse to use the same set of laws as drivers have to
(which it was my understanding that they were supposed to)
- such as coming up to a stoplight, bikers will usually
make their own lane right between two others, and squirt to
the front of the line. Then not be able to figure out why
everyone behind them is now irate. <g> Then their are the
stupid drivers who don't help things. I've always thought
making a special bike lane would be a grand idea (I've seen
other states that have them) ... until someone pointed out
that it would probably be used by vehicles in a hurry to
buzz around other traffic. Guess there is no winning on
this issue.

Well, you could always put a cooler into the kiddie
trailer. I would think that would transport frozen items
for a few miles. <G>

Joyce

Fred said:

Nope - she'd do it anyway (G) She was a total bikie for
years before finally buying a car. She still runs lots of
errands on the bike. But your's is located in a less than
optimal location. Ours is already on a bike route we use -
also about 5 miles away but we can avoid most heavily
traveled routes. Can't buy too much frozen or cold stuff
if it is too warm - we've done it. (G)

Joyce said:

I noticed out Costco has a gas station also. Probably
would be a good place to go, since current talk is that
gas prices will reach $3/gallon here, by summer. No way
am I even considering biking to our Costco, adding a
kiddie trailer could have some horrid results. It's
probably only 5 miles or so, but the only way to get
there is to ride on the heavily congested 6 lane road.
No sidewalks, and I'm not considering taking the middle
suicide lane. <G> To exit the store if needing to go
west (left turn), traffic is rerouted through another
shopping area in order to get to a traffic light. It is
a mess. I think this might even change your fanatical
friends mind. <G>

Joyce

On Sun, 07 Mar 2004 08:55:13 -0800, Fred
<[email hidden]> wrote:

>Okay, maybe a rainy day trip to Costco - especially now
>that I can get gas there with my new debit card (G) Hmm,
>unless I can convince a friend we should bike there. She
>keeps threatening to buy a bike-kiddy trailer to haul
>shopping purchases, particularly, a case of talking rain
>bottled water home from costco. She is a biking fanatic
>(G)
>
>On Sun, 07 Mar 2004 02:03:38 -0600, Joyce
><[email hidden]> wrote:
>
>>I noticed last week that my TJ's also did not have any
>>swordfish available. Didn't think about it much at the
>>time, but now wonder if maybe this is a seasonal type
>>fish? Maybe it isn't as plentiful (or good) this time
>>of year? I looked again at the tilapia at costco today,
>>but took a pass. Every package appeared to have 20 or
>>more filets, just too much for even me to freeze and
>>eat fairly quickly. Guess this will be one of those
>>things that will be purchased from the fish store on an
>>as needed/wanted basis. We did finally purchase the
>>fresh tuna from costco today, was the best I have had
>>and will definitely be purchased again. We found the
>>smallest package they had - barely over a pound I
>>think. Too much for one person, not really enough for
>>two. There is a good hunk of it left in the fridge. Hub
>>and I both agreed that next time we would purchase a
>>larger quantity and freeze half.
>>
>>Joyce
>>
>>On Fri, 05 Mar 2004 08:17:56 -0800, Fred
>><[email hidden]> wrote:
>>
>>>I'm still new to a real freezer. But I would guess
>>>that more tender fish items might not last as long as
>>>some others. I keep hoping to find swordfish but
>>>neither TJ's nor Costco has had any in a while.
>>>
>>>On Fri, 05 Mar 2004 01:14:54 -0600, Joyce
>>><[email hidden]> wrote:
>>>
>>>>I freeze most everything, just wasn't too sure how
>>>>long the fish would keep in the freezer. These
>>>>packages are soooooooooo huge - would be eating it
>>>>for a long, long time. The salmon wasn't bad, ate
>>>>half and froze the other half. But the tilapia looked
>>>>like it had about 40 filets in it. Now that's a lot
>>>>of fish. LOL
>>>>
>>>>Joyce
>>>>
>>>>On Thu, 04 Mar 2004 14:22:53 GMT, "Lesanne"
>>>><[email hidden]> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>I freeze 🙂
>>>>>
>>>>>"Joyce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
>>>>>"]news:[email hidden]...
>>>>>> On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 15:26:22 -0800, Fred
>>>>>> <[email hidden]>
>>>>>wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> >
>>>>>> >
>>>>>> >On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 22:13:44 GMT, "Lesanne"
>>>>>> ><[email hidden]> wrote:
>>>>>> >
>>>>>> >>oh my, I may be lucky. Since I am using the Sat
>>>>>> >>morning WW weigh in
>>>>>with
>>>>>> >>clothes who knows.
>>>>>> >
>>>>>> >Ahhhhhhhhh, weighing in with clothes - what a
>>>>>> >disadvantage (G)
>>>>>> >
>>>>>> >Thanks for the recipe. Of course, this is Costco.
>>>>>> >I could have a catfish feed for the Democratic
>>>>>> >Party - oppsss (G)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> LOL! I was wondering about those larger quantities
>>>>>> for a single person.
>>>>>I
>>>>>> purchased salmon the other day, ended up freezing
>>>>>> half of it. I looked at
>>>>>the
>>>>>> tilapia, but there were so many filets in that
>>>>>> package - would be wrapping forever, so passed it
>>>>>> by. The scallops worked out well for us, quite a
>>>>>few and
>>>>>> very large - but also was feeding 3 people. I know
>>>>>> the concept of these
>>>>>stores is
>>>>>> bulk, but I wish that items like these would be
>>>>>> packaged a tad smaller.
>>>>><G>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Joyce
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> >
>>>>>> >>Regarding catfish. I cannot stand it unless it
>>>>>> >>is fried, so what I do,
>>>>>is
>>>>>> >>mix up some cornmeal with a little flour, and
>>>>>> >>some spices (a nice
>>>>>seafood
>>>>>> >>spice mix will do it, with about a tsp of sugar
>>>>>> >>added) get it wet with eggwhite, dip or shake it
>>>>>> >>in the spiced cornmeal mix, let it sit a bit
>>>>>on a
>>>>>> >>rack, and then spray a nonstick pan, then add
>>>>>> >>about a tablespoon of
>>>>>olive
>>>>>> >>oil for our two servings, and pan fry the
>>>>>> >>rascals in that. Very very
>>>>>good,
>>>>>> >>and not really fried. Catfish is so moist that
>>>>>> >>other recipes are not all that great. Except
>>>>>> >>veracruz style, you make a stir fry of fresh
>>>>>> >>tomato, onion and bell
>>>>>pepper,
>>>>>> >>cook that down with seasoning (again seafood mix
>>>>>> >>of some kind and a
>>>>>pinch of
>>>>>> >>sweet) then add the catfish filets after the
>>>>>> >>sauce is cooked to your
>>>>>liking,
>>>>>> >>for just a minute to cook it, serve over bulgar
>>>>>> >>or brown rice.
>>>>>> >>
>>>>>> >>
>>>>>> >>"Fred" <[email hidden]> wrote in
>>>>>> >>message news:s0fc4014dv4smfvibm92i1eqaaorm24mrc-
>>>>>> >>@4ax.com...
>>>>>> >>> Well, not bad but not good either.
>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>> >>> UP: 1.2
>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>> >>> A nice round: 160.0
>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>> >>> Lesanne, this is your time - bask in it! (G)
>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>> >>> And foolishly I went to Costco after the
>>>>>> >>> meeting. Bought lobster chunks, dried mango
>>>>>> >>> (my downfall) and flourescent bulbs (G)
>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>> >>> Oh, yes, the standard pickled herring, raw
>>>>>> >>> shrimp and this time, catfish - we shall see
>>>>>> >>> how I like that stuff.
>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>> >>> Catfish cooking suggestions - NOT DEEP FRIED!
>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>> >>> Fred
>>>>>> >>> 219.2/160./164.0 (Lifetime July 2003) Started
>>>>>> >>> WW: Oct 29, 2002
>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>> >>
>>>>>>
>>>

Most definitely! I tend to move into further lanes when I
see bikers - not because they bug me, but because I fear
they may unexpectedly fall ... and then what do I do to
avoid them? I've noticed my daughter doing the same thing,
guess she has learned by example? I'd much rather deal with
the bike riders though, than some of the motorcyclists I
have come across. <G> They scare the bejeezus out of me
zipping in and out between cars.

Joyce

Fred said:

You have excellent points. The separate lane does exist
here in places, but not a separate PATH. That actually can
be less safe since the bike is no longer in the traffic
stream and gets run down at all of the crossings.

WE, bikies, do occasionally break the rules, particularly
Calif stops at stop signs. But we are required to follow
the rules of the road in most instances.

But drivers do not understand that crowding us is not a
good idea on those thin tires trying to avoid road debris
(they do not clean shoulders where all the [censored] gets
deposited) or holes. We need a bit of swerve room
sometimes. As I wrote to Prairie, cars also underestimate
our speed and turn RIGHT, right in front of us when we are
already at the intersection, too!

Yup, a bit of patience and courtesy - HA!

Joyce said:

Ha! Around here she would be honked at, sworn at, yelled
and screamed at, and probably chased even further off the
road. It's an area of impatient people. <G> We do see the
occassional bikie on these roads, but they are few and far
between. Don't get me wrong, I think bikes are great and
have admiration for those that use them ... but around
here - they just don't seem to have any common sense. They
refuse to use the same set of laws as drivers have to
(which it was my understanding that they were supposed to)
- such as coming up to a stoplight, bikers will usually
make their own lane right between two others, and squirt
to the front of the line. Then not be able to figure out
why everyone behind them is now irate. <g> Then their are
the stupid drivers who don't help things. I've always
thought making a special bike lane would be a grand idea
(I've seen other states that have them) ... until someone
pointed out that it would probably be used by vehicles in
a hurry to buzz around other traffic. Guess there is no
winning on this issue.

Well, you could always put a cooler into the kiddie
trailer. I would think that would transport frozen items
for a few miles. <G>

Joyce

Fred said:

Nope - she'd do it anyway (G) She was a total bikie for
years before finally buying a car. She still runs lots of
errands on the bike. But your's is located in a less than
optimal location. Ours is already on a bike route we use
- also about 5 miles away but we can avoid most heavily
traveled routes. Can't buy too much frozen or cold stuff
if it is too warm - we've done it. (G)

On Mon, 08 Mar 2004 02:28:14 -0600, Joyce
<[email hidden]> wrote:

>I noticed out Costco has a gas station also. Probably
>would be a good place to go, since current talk is that
>gas prices will reach $3/gallon here, by summer. No way
>am I even considering biking to our Costco, adding a
>kiddie trailer could have some horrid results. It's
>probably only 5 miles or so, but the only way to get
>there is to ride on the heavily congested 6 lane road.
>No sidewalks, and I'm not considering taking the middle
>suicide lane. <G> To exit the store if needing to go
>west (left turn), traffic is rerouted through another
>shopping area in order to get to a traffic light. It is
>a mess. I think this might even change your fanatical
>friends mind. <G>
>
>Joyce
>
>On Sun, 07 Mar 2004 08:55:13 -0800, Fred
><[email hidden]> wrote:
>
>>Okay, maybe a rainy day trip to Costco - especially now
>>that I can get gas there with my new debit card (G)
>>Hmm, unless I can convince a friend we should bike
>>there. She keeps threatening to buy a bike-kiddy
>>trailer to haul shopping purchases, particularly, a
>>case of talking rain bottled water home from costco.
>>She is a biking fanatic
>>(G)
>>
>>On Sun, 07 Mar 2004 02:03:38 -0600, Joyce
>><[email hidden]> wrote:
>>
>>>I noticed last week that my TJ's also did not have any
>>>swordfish available. Didn't think about it much at the
>>>time, but now wonder if maybe this is a seasonal type
>>>fish? Maybe it isn't as plentiful (or good) this time
>>>of year? I looked again at the tilapia at costco
>>>today, but took a pass. Every package appeared to have
>>>20 or more filets, just too much for even me to freeze
>>>and eat fairly quickly. Guess this will be one of
>>>those things that will be purchased from the fish
>>>store on an as needed/wanted basis. We did finally
>>>purchase the fresh tuna from costco today, was the
>>>best I have had and will definitely be purchased
>>>again. We found the smallest package they had - barely
>>>over a pound I think. Too much for one person, not
>>>really enough for two. There is a good hunk of it left
>>>in the fridge. Hub and I both agreed that next time we
>>>would purchase a larger quantity and freeze half.
>>>
>>>Joyce
>>>
>>>On Fri, 05 Mar 2004 08:17:56 -0800, Fred
>>><[email hidden]> wrote:
>>>
>>>>I'm still new to a real freezer. But I would guess
>>>>that more tender fish items might not last as long as
>>>>some others. I keep hoping to find swordfish but
>>>>neither TJ's nor Costco has had any in a while.
>>>>
>>>>On Fri, 05 Mar 2004 01:14:54 -0600, Joyce
>>>><[email hidden]> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>I freeze most everything, just wasn't too sure how
>>>>>long the fish would keep in the freezer. These
>>>>>packages are soooooooooo huge - would be eating it
>>>>>for a long, long time. The salmon wasn't bad, ate
>>>>>half and froze the other half. But the tilapia
>>>>>looked like it had about 40 filets in it. Now that's
>>>>>a lot of fish. LOL
>>>>>
>>>>>Joyce
>>>>>
>>>>>On Thu, 04 Mar 2004 14:22:53 GMT, "Lesanne"
>>>>><[email hidden]> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>>I freeze 🙂
>>>>>>
>>>>>>"Joyce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
>>>>>>"]news:[email hidden]...
>>>>>>> On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 15:26:22 -0800, Fred
>>>>>>> <[email hidden]>
>>>>>>wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> >
>>>>>>> >
>>>>>>> >On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 22:13:44 GMT, "Lesanne"
>>>>>>> ><[email hidden]> wrote:
>>>>>>> >
>>>>>>> >>oh my, I may be lucky. Since I am using the Sat
>>>>>>> >>morning WW weigh in
>>>>>>with
>>>>>>> >>clothes who knows.
>>>>>>> >
>>>>>>> >Ahhhhhhhhh, weighing in with clothes - what a
>>>>>>> >disadvantage (G)
>>>>>>> >
>>>>>>> >Thanks for the recipe. Of course, this is
>>>>>>> >Costco. I could have a catfish feed for the
>>>>>>> >Democratic Party - oppsss (G)
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> LOL! I was wondering about those larger
>>>>>>> quantities for a single person.
>>>>>>I
>>>>>>> purchased salmon the other day, ended up freezing
>>>>>>> half of it. I looked at
>>>>>>the
>>>>>>> tilapia, but there were so many filets in that
>>>>>>> package - would be wrapping forever, so passed it
>>>>>>> by. The scallops worked out well for us, quite a
>>>>>>few and
>>>>>>> very large - but also was feeding 3 people. I
>>>>>>> know the concept of these
>>>>>>stores is
>>>>>>> bulk, but I wish that items like these would be
>>>>>>> packaged a tad smaller.
>>>>>><G>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Joyce
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> >
>>>>>>> >>Regarding catfish. I cannot stand it unless it
>>>>>>> >>is fried, so what I do,
>>>>>>is
>>>>>>> >>mix up some cornmeal with a little flour, and
>>>>>>> >>some spices (a nice
>>>>>>seafood
>>>>>>> >>spice mix will do it, with about a tsp of sugar
>>>>>>> >>added) get it wet with eggwhite, dip or shake
>>>>>>> >>it in the spiced cornmeal mix, let it sit a bit
>>>>>>on a
>>>>>>> >>rack, and then spray a nonstick pan, then add
>>>>>>> >>about a tablespoon of
>>>>>>olive
>>>>>>> >>oil for our two servings, and pan fry the
>>>>>>> >>rascals in that. Very very
>>>>>>good,
>>>>>>> >>and not really fried. Catfish is so moist that
>>>>>>> >>other recipes are not all that great. Except
>>>>>>> >>veracruz style, you make a stir fry of fresh
>>>>>>> >>tomato, onion and bell
>>>>>>pepper,
>>>>>>> >>cook that down with seasoning (again seafood
>>>>>>> >>mix of some kind and a
>>>>>>pinch of
>>>>>>> >>sweet) then add the catfish filets after the
>>>>>>> >>sauce is cooked to your
>>>>>>liking,
>>>>>>> >>for just a minute to cook it, serve over bulgar
>>>>>>> >>or brown rice.
>>>>>>> >>
>>>>>>> >>
>>>>>>> >>"Fred" <[email hidden]> wrote in
>>>>>>> >>message news:s0fc4014dv4smfvibm92i1eqaaorm24mr-
>>>>>>> >>[email hidden]...
>>>>>>> >>> Well, not bad but not good either.
>>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>>> >>> UP: 1.2
>>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>>> >>> A nice round: 160.0
>>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>>> >>> Lesanne, this is your time - bask in it! (G)
>>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>>> >>> And foolishly I went to Costco after the
>>>>>>> >>> meeting. Bought lobster chunks, dried mango
>>>>>>> >>> (my downfall) and flourescent bulbs (G)
>>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>>> >>> Oh, yes, the standard pickled herring, raw
>>>>>>> >>> shrimp and this time, catfish - we shall see
>>>>>>> >>> how I like that stuff.
>>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>>> >>> Catfish cooking suggestions - NOT DEEP FRIED!
>>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>>> >>> Fred
>>>>>>> >>> 219.2/160./164.0 (Lifetime July 2003) Started
>>>>>>> >>> WW: Oct 29, 2002
>>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>>> >>
>>>>>>>
>>>>

and usually without helmets!

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not

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because they bug me, but because I fear they may
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what do I do to avoid them? I've noticed my daughter doing
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she has learned by example? I'd much rather deal with the
bike riders

though,

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than some of the motorcyclists I have come across. <G>
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bejeezus

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out of me zipping in and out between cars.

Joyce

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You have excellent points. The separate lane does exist
here in places, but not a separate PATH. That actually
can be less safe since the bike is no longer in the
traffic stream and gets run down at all of the crossings.

WE, bikies, do occasionally break the rules, particularly
Calif stops at stop signs. But we are required to follow
the rules of the road in most instances.

But drivers do not understand that crowding us is not a
good idea on those thin tires trying to avoid road debris
(they do not clean shoulders where all the [censored] gets
deposited) or holes. We need a bit of swerve room
sometimes. As I wrote to Prairie, cars also underestimate
our speed and turn RIGHT, right in front of us when we
are already at the intersection, too!

Yup, a bit of patience and courtesy - HA!

Joyce said:

Ha! Around here she would be honked at, sworn at, yelled
and screamed

at, and

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probably chased even further off the road. It's an area
of impatient

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them ... but around here - they just don't seem to have
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refuse to use the same set of laws as drivers have to
(which it was my understanding that they were supposed
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bikers will usually make their own lane right between
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the front of the line. Then not be able to figure out
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now irate. <g> Then their are the stupid drivers who
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always thought making a special bike lane would be a
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states that have them) ... until someone pointed out
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>Nope - she'd do it anyway (G) She was a total bikie for
>years before finally buying a car. She still runs lots
>of errands on the bike. But your's is located in a less
>than optimal location. Ours is already on a bike route
>we use - also about 5 miles away but we can avoid most
>heavily traveled routes. Can't buy too much frozen or
>cold stuff if it is too warm - we've done it. (G)
>
>On Mon, 08 Mar 2004 02:28:14 -0600, Joyce
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>>I noticed out Costco has a gas station also. Probably
>>would be a good

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>>go, since current talk is that gas prices will reach
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>>Joyce
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>>On Sun, 07 Mar 2004 08:55:13 -0800, Fred
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>>>Okay, maybe a rainy day trip to Costco - especially
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>>>can convince a friend we should bike there. She keeps
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>>>talking rain bottled water home from costco. She is a
>>>biking fanatic
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>>>On Sun, 07 Mar 2004 02:03:38 -0600, Joyce
>>><[email hidden]> wrote:
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>>>>I noticed last week that my TJ's also did not have
>>>>any swordfish

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>>>>>>I freeze most everything, just wasn't too sure how
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>>>>>>>"Joyce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:f8-
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>>>>>>>> On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 15:26:22 -0800, Fred

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>>>>>>>> >>oh my, I may be lucky. Since I am using the
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>>>>>>>> >
>>>>>>>> >Thanks for the recipe. Of course, this is
>>>>>>>> >Costco. I could

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>>>>>>>> Joyce
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>>>>>>>> >>Regarding catfish. I cannot stand it unless
>>>>>>>> >>it is fried, so

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>>>>>>>> >>
>>>>>>>> >>"Fred" <[email hidden]> wrote in
>>>>>>>> >>message news:s0fc4014dv4smfvibm92i1eqaaorm24-
>>>>>>>> >>[email hidden]...
>>>>>>>> >>> Well, not bad but not good either.
>>>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>>>> >>> UP: 1.2
>>>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>>>> >>> A nice round: 160.0
>>>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>>>> >>> Lesanne, this is your time - bask in it!
>>>>>>>> >>> (G)
>>>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>>>> >>> And foolishly I went to Costco after the
>>>>>>>> >>> meeting. Bought

lobster

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>>>>>>>> >>> chunks, dried mango (my downfall) and
>>>>>>>> >>> flourescent bulbs (G)
>>>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>>>> >>> Oh, yes, the standard pickled herring, raw
>>>>>>>> >>> shrimp and this

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>>>>>>>> >>> catfish - we shall see how I like that
>>>>>>>> >>> stuff.
>>>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>>>> >>> Catfish cooking suggestions - NOT DEEP
>>>>>>>> >>> FRIED!
>>>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>>>> >>> Fred
>>>>>>>> >>> 219.2/160./164.0 (Lifetime July 2003)
>>>>>>>> >>> Started WW: Oct 29, 2002
>>>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>>>> >>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>

Yup! Back to the goofy laws ... IL had a law when I was
about 19, motorcyclists must wear helmets. It was repealed
several years later, don't remember why though. With all the
seatbelt and restraining device laws, I am amazed that this
has not been brought back into attention.

Joyce

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and usually without helmets!

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Most definitely! I tend to move into further lanes when I
see bikers -

not

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because they bug me, but because I fear they may
unexpectedly fall ... and

then

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what do I do to avoid them? I've noticed my daughter
doing the same

thing, guess

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she has learned by example? I'd much rather deal with the
bike riders

though,

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than some of the motorcyclists I have come across. <G>
They scare the

bejeezus

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out of me zipping in and out between cars.

Joyce

On Tue, 09 Mar 2004 06:58:33 -0800, Fred
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You have excellent points. The separate lane does exist
here in places, but not a separate PATH. That actually
can be less safe since the bike is no longer in the
traffic stream and gets run down at all of the
crossings.

WE, bikies, do occasionally break the rules,
particularly Calif stops at stop signs. But we are
required to follow the rules of the road in most
instances.

But drivers do not understand that crowding us is not a
good idea on those thin tires trying to avoid road
debris (they do not clean shoulders where all the [censored]
gets deposited) or holes. We need a bit of swerve room
sometimes. As I wrote to Prairie, cars also
underestimate our speed and turn RIGHT, right in front
of us when we are already at the intersection, too!

Yup, a bit of patience and courtesy - HA!

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>Ha! Around here she would be honked at, sworn at,
>yelled and screamed

at, and

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>probably chased even further off the road. It's an area
>of impatient

people. <G>

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>We do see the occassional bikie on these roads, but
>they are few and far

between.

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>Don't get me wrong, I think bikes are great and have
>admiration for

those that use

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>them ... but around here - they just don't seem to have
>any common

sense. They

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>refuse to use the same set of laws as drivers have to
>(which it was my understanding that they were supposed
>to) - such as coming up to a

stoplight,

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>bikers will usually make their own lane right between
>two others, and

squirt to

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>the front of the line. Then not be able to figure out
>why everyone

behind them is

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>now irate. <g> Then their are the stupid drivers who
>don't help things.

I've

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>always thought making a special bike lane would be a
>grand idea (I've

seen other

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>states that have them) ... until someone pointed out
>that it would

probably be

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>used by vehicles in a hurry to buzz around other
>traffic. Guess there

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>winning on this issue.
>
>Well, you could always put a cooler into the kiddie
>trailer. I would

think that

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>would transport frozen items for a few miles. <G>
>
>Joyce
>
>On Mon, 08 Mar 2004 06:24:27 -0800, Fred
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>>Nope - she'd do it anyway (G) She was a total bikie
>>for years before finally buying a car. She still runs
>>lots of errands on the bike. But your's is located in
>>a less than optimal location. Ours is already on a
>>bike route we use - also about 5 miles away but we can
>>avoid most heavily traveled routes. Can't buy too much
>>frozen or cold stuff if it is too warm - we've done
>>it. (G)
>>
>>On Mon, 08 Mar 2004 02:28:14 -0600, Joyce
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>>>I noticed out Costco has a gas station also. Probably
>>>would be a good

place to

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>>>go, since current talk is that gas prices will reach
>>>$3/gallon here,

by summer.

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>>>No way am I even considering biking to our Costco,
>>>adding a kiddie

trailer could

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>>>have some horrid results. It's probably only 5 miles
>>>or so, but the

only way to

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>>>get there is to ride on the heavily congested 6 lane
>>>road. No

sidewalks, and I'm

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>>>not considering taking the middle suicide lane. <G>
>>>To exit the store

if needing

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>>>to go west (left turn), traffic is rerouted through
>>>another shopping

area in order

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>>>to get to a traffic light. It is a mess. I think this
>>>might even

change your

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>>>fanatical friends mind. <G>
>>>
>>>Joyce
>>>
>>>On Sun, 07 Mar 2004 08:55:13 -0800, Fred
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>>>>Okay, maybe a rainy day trip to Costco - especially
>>>>now that I can

get

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>>>>gas there with my new debit card (G) Hmm, unless I
>>>>can convince a friend we should bike there. She
>>>>keeps threatening to buy a bike-kiddy trailer to
>>>>haul shopping purchases, particularly, a case

of

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>>>>talking rain bottled water home from costco. She is
>>>>a biking fanatic
>>>>(G)
>>>>
>>>>On Sun, 07 Mar 2004 02:03:38 -0600, Joyce
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>>>>>I noticed last week that my TJ's also did not have
>>>>>any swordfish

available.

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>>>>>wonder if maybe this

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>>>>>this time of year?

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>>>>>pass. Every

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>>>>>to freeze and eat

fairly

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>>>>>that will be

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>>>>>finally purchase

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>>>>>definitely be

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>>>>>would purchase a

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>>>>>Joyce
>>>>>
>>>>>On Fri, 05 Mar 2004 08:17:56 -0800, Fred
>>>>><[email hidden]>

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>>>>>>I'm still new to a real freezer. But I would guess
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tender

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>>>>>>fish items might not last as long as some others.
>>>>>>I keep hoping to find swordfish but neither TJ's
>>>>>>nor Costco has had any in a while.
>>>>>>
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>>>>>>>I freeze most everything, just wasn't too sure
>>>>>>>how long the fish

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>>>>>>>froze the other

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>>>>>>>Now that's a

lot of fish. LOL

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>>>>>>>Joyce
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>>>>>>>On Thu, 04 Mar 2004 14:22:53 GMT, "Lesanne"
>>>>>>><[email hidden]>

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>>>>>>>>I freeze 🙂
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>"Joyce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:f-
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>>>>>>>>> On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 15:26:22 -0800, Fred

<[email hidden]>

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>>>>>>>>> >>oh my, I may be lucky. Since I am using the
>>>>>>>>> >>Sat morning WW

weigh in

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>>>>>>>>> >
>>>>>>>>> >Ahhhhhhhhh, weighing in with clothes - what a
>>>>>>>>> >disadvantage (G)
>>>>>>>>> >
>>>>>>>>> >Thanks for the recipe. Of course, this is
>>>>>>>>> >Costco. I could

have a

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>>>>>>>>> >catfish feed for the Democratic Party -
>>>>>>>>> >oppsss (G)
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> LOL! I was wondering about those larger
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>>>>>>>>> know the concept

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>>>>>>>>> Joyce
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> >
>>>>>>>>> >>Regarding catfish. I cannot stand it unless
>>>>>>>>> >>it is fried, so

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>>>>>>>>> >>and not really fried. Catfish is so moist
>>>>>>>>> >>that other recipes are not all that

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>>>>>>>>> >>
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>>>>>>>>> >>message news:s0fc4014dv4smfvibm92i1eqaaorm2-
>>>>>>>>> >>[email hidden]...
>>>>>>>>> >>> Well, not bad but not good either.
>>>>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>>>>> >>> UP: 1.2
>>>>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>>>>> >>> A nice round: 160.0
>>>>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>>>>> >>> Lesanne, this is your time - bask in it!
>>>>>>>>> >>> (G)
>>>>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>>>>> >>> And foolishly I went to Costco after the
>>>>>>>>> >>> meeting. Bought

lobster

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>>>>>>>>> >>> flourescent bulbs (G)
>>>>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>>>>> >>> Oh, yes, the standard pickled herring, raw
>>>>>>>>> >>> shrimp and this

time,

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>>>>>>>>> >>> catfish - we shall see how I like that
>>>>>>>>> >>> stuff.
>>>>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>>>>> >>> Catfish cooking suggestions - NOT DEEP
>>>>>>>>> >>> FRIED!
>>>>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>>>>> >>> Fred
>>>>>>>>> >>> 219.2/160./164.0 (Lifetime July 2003)
>>>>>>>>> >>> Started WW: Oct 29, 2002
>>>>>>>>> >>>
>>>>>>>>> >>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>