thanks Cuchulain Libby

Somewhere in Cook's Heaven, I'll bet Hound's got a big smile on
his face... :-)

One dark day on Usenet, "Tara & Guy"

Quoted message said:

Hi With numerous substitutions (budget) I finally made the
REAL BBQ Ribs from the RFC book. They rocked. I knew hubby
agreed when he didn't add any sauce :-)

Thanks Tara
PS IF you care substitutions were
1) I have a propane BBQ so I put it on low with the ribs
on the other side, bone up except for the last 1/2 hour
2) Spices Darn budget! Fresh pepper, cheap chili powder,
cheap coriander, cheap old cinnamon and new but cheap
dry jerk rub (We're both allergic to garlic, a shame
since we like it and the good stuff is inexpensive!)
Had grilled corn and steamed fresh broc with them.
Thanks again!

--
J.J. in WA ~ mom, vid gamer, novice cook ~ (COLD to HOT for
e-mail) "Why do my knees feel like the wanna tear up?"
- Carl, ATHF

Tara & Guy said:

Hi With numerous substitutions (budget) I finally made the
REAL BBQ Ribs from the RFC book. They rocked. I knew hubby
agreed when he didn't add any sauce :-)

Thanks Tara

You do realize Cuchulain Libby (Hound) passed away last
year? I'm sure he'd be glad you enjoyed his ribs.

Jill

jmcquown said:

You do realize Cuchulain Libby (Hound) passed away last
year? I'm sure he'd be glad you enjoyed his ribs.

I didn't know - wondered where he was... thanks for the
info.

This is a meaningful obit.

Practice safe eating - always use condiments

On 03 Jul 2004 21:17:02 GMT, [email hidden] (Grismalkin)

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

jmcquown said:

You do realize Cuchulain Libby (Hound) passed away last
year? I'm sure

he'd

Quoted message said:

be glad you enjoyed his ribs.

I didn't know - wondered where he was... thanks for
the info.

Am I totally losing it now - I think I have seen some of
his postings recently? Maybe it's aol playing with my head.
Maybe it's his wife posting.

"The Ranger" posts here (and other cooking groups) with
'Cuhulain' as part of his email address. Maybe that's where
you keep seeing the name. Different guy, though.

-sw

Sorry to everyone! I haven't been here much for two years,
and if I am it's just to get a specific recipe or specific
info. So I (obviously) did not know that Hound passed!
Sorry! Tara

byakee said:

Somewhere in Cook's Heaven, I'll bet Hound's got a big
smile on his face... :-)

BTW, what the hell does Cuchulain Libby mean? Every time I
saw I thought of a cross between glass-blowing and a can of
peas. blacksalt

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

Quoted message said:

Tara & Guy said:

Hi With numerous substitutions (budget) I finally made
the REAL BBQ Ribs from the RFC book. They rocked. I knew
hubby agreed when he didn't add any sauce :-)

Thanks Tara

You do realize Cuchulain Libby (Hound) passed away last
year? I'm sure he'd be glad you enjoyed his ribs.

Warning: The last sentence must be parsed VERY carefully...

Quoted message said:

Jill

On Sat, 03 Jul 2004 11:41:05 -0700, kalanamak <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

byakee said:

Somewhere in Cook's Heaven, I'll bet Hound's got a big
smile on his face... :-)

BTW, what the hell does Cuchulain Libby mean? Every time I
saw I thought of a cross between glass-blowing and a can of
peas. blacksalt

Cuchulain was his first name (perhaps Libby was his last
name?).. Irish, apparently rare, from mythology. "Cuchulain
the Hound of Ulster"

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Sue(tm) Lead me not into temptation... I can find it myself!

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

Quoted message said:

byakee said:

Somewhere in Cook's Heaven, I'll bet Hound's got a big
smile on his face... :-)

BTW, what the hell does Cuchulain Libby mean? Every time I
saw I thought of a cross between glass-blowing and a can
of peas. blacksalt

That was his given name. He was Scottish and left a widow
and several orphans. Drink less next time.

kalanamak said:

byakee said:

Somewhere in Cook's Heaven, I'll bet Hound's got a big
smile on his face... :-)

BTW, what the hell does Cuchulain Libby mean? Every time I
saw I thought of a cross between glass-blowing and a can
of peas. blacksalt

It's a Gaelic name.

Jill

Tara & Guy said:

Sorry to everyone! I haven't been here much for two years,
and if I am it's just to get a specific recipe or specific
info. So I (obviously) did not know that Hound passed!
Sorry! Tara

Don't worry about it, Tara. Some of the regulars here didn't
realize it, either. I'm sure wherever Cuchulain is, he's
happy as a clam you enjoyed the ribs!

Jill

Curly Sue said:

Cuchulain was his first name (perhaps Libby was his last
name?).. Irish, apparently rare, from mythology.
"Cuchulain the Hound of Ulster"

And how might it be pronounced?

Mr. Wizard said:

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

Quoted message said:

byakee said:

Somewhere in Cook's Heaven, I'll bet Hound's got a big
smile on his face... :-)

BTW, what the hell does Cuchulain Libby mean? Every time
I saw I thought of a cross between glass-blowing and a
can of peas. blacksalt

That was his given name. He was Scottish and left a widow
and several orphans. Drink less next time.

Please don't be so judgemental. It was'na drink that killed
him, it was a heart attack out of the blue at age 44.

Jill

On Sat, 03 Jul 2004 16:53:15 -0700, kalanamak <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Curly Sue said:

Cuchulain was his first name (perhaps Libby was his last
name?).. Irish, apparently rare, from mythology.
"Cuchulain the Hound of Ulster"

And how might it be pronounced?

From: isle-of-skye.org.ukcelticOpen ↗
encyclopaedia/celt_c6.htm koo chul-inn or koo hoo lin

At least that pronounciation comes close to the spelling.
Other Gaelic names: Siobhan or Eithne (Enya) are too far
away to make a reasonable guess.

Sue(tm) Lead me not into temptation... I can find it myself!

Curly Sue said:

kalanamak said:

Curly Sue said:

Cuchulain was his first name (perhaps Libby was his last
name?).. Irish, apparently rare, from mythology.
"Cuchulain the Hound of Ulster"

And how might it be pronounced?

From: isle-of-skye.org.ukcelticOpen ↗
encyclopaedia/celt_c6.htm koo chul-inn or koo hoo lin

At least that pronounciation comes close to the spelling.
Other Gaelic names: Siobhan or Eithne (Enya) are too far
away to make a reasonable guess.

Sue(tm) Lead me not into temptation... I can find it
myself!

rfc's erstwhile occasionaly poster, Siobhan Perricone,
explained to me once (and I may get this wrong), Siobhan is
pronounced as "Cha vhan".

Jill

Curly Sue said:

kalanamak said:

Curly Sue said:

Cuchulain was his first name (perhaps Libby was his
last name?).. Irish, apparently rare, from mythology.
"Cuchulain the Hound of Ulster"

And how might it be pronounced?

From: isle-of-skye.org.ukcelticOpen ↗
encyclopaedia/celt_c6.htm koo chul-inn or koo hoo lin

At least that pronounciation comes close to the spelling.
Other Gaelic names: Siobhan or Eithne (Enya) are too far
away to make a reasonable guess.

Sue(tm) Lead me not into temptation... I can find it
myself!

But both those names are pronounced according to their
*Irish* spelling. In Ireland I heard Siobhan pronounced
'shi-vawn'.

On Sun, 04 Jul 2004 04:21:39 GMT, [email hidden] (Curly

Sue) said:

kalanamak said:

Curly Sue said:

Cuchulain was his first name (perhaps Libby was his last
name?).. Irish, apparently rare, from mythology.
"Cuchulain the Hound of Ulster"

And how might it be pronounced?

From: isle-of-skye.org.ukcelticOpen ↗
encyclopaedia/celt_c6.htm koo chul-inn or koo hoo lin

At least that pronounciation comes close to the spelling.
Other Gaelic names: Siobhan or Eithne (Enya) are too far
away to make a reasonable guess.

Why not ask Hound how it's pronounced? <groups.googl-groups.googl-Open ↗
e.com/groups?selm=4M_va.1776%24Sc.176196%40twister.austin.r-
r.com&output=gplain>

-sw

On Sun, 4 Jul 2004 06:34:42 -0500, "jmcquown" <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Curly Sue said:

kalanamak said:

Curly Sue wrote:

> Cuchulain was his first name (perhaps Libby was his
> last name?).. Irish, apparently rare, from mythology.
> "Cuchulain the Hound of Ulster"
>
And how might it be pronounced?

From: isle-of-skye.org.ukcelticOpen ↗
encyclopaedia/celt_c6.htm koo chul-inn or koo hoo lin

At least that pronounciation comes close to the spelling.
Other Gaelic names: Siobhan or Eithne (Enya) are too far
away to make a reasonable guess.

Sue(tm) Lead me not into temptation... I can find it
myself!

rfc's erstwhile occasionaly poster, Siobhan Perricone,
explained to me once (and I may get this wrong), Siobhan is
pronounced as "Cha vhan".

Jill

Yes, that's who I had in mind. The other one is the singer
Eithne who changed the spelling of her name so people would
pronounce it correctly (Enya).

Sue(tm) Lead me not into temptation... I can find it myself!

jmcquown said:

rfc's erstwhile occasionaly poster, Siobhan Perricone,
explained to me once (and I may get this wrong), Siobhan
is pronounced as "Cha vhan".

I asked her once, too, she said it's Sha VHAN ... since
then I've seen characters on tv who have that name and I
never knew that's what they were saying. It certainly is a
pretty name.

nancy