Will Trade Pecans For Hazelnuts

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

Is anyone interested in trading fresh in-shell pecans for fresh in-shell
hazelnuts?

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If I still had my old Pecan tree - I sure would!! Unfortunately, I sold it
(okay, technically I sold property that had the tree on it...) a couple of
years back. 🙁
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Syssi

Alan S, email me at msuran at em eye em eff dot com. I cannot trade
hazelnuts, but I can send you a small amount, so that you can enjoy
their special taste. Just hurry up, before they stop being fresh. I
only received them yesterday.

Margaret Suran said:

Alan S, email me at msuran at em eye em eff dot com. I cannot trade
hazelnuts, but I can send you a small amount, so that you can enjoy
their special taste. Just hurry up, before they stop being fresh. I
only received them yesterday.

You have to be the nicest person on the planet! You're not still out
in the middle of the Atlantic, are you? ;-) Now do stay away from
that Minnesota woman before she corrupts you!!!

TammyM, all sugar n' spice, of course :-)

TammyM said:

Margaret Suran said:

Alan S, email me at msuran at em eye em eff dot com. I cannot trade
hazelnuts, but I can send you a small amount, so that you can enjoy
their special taste. Just hurry up, before they stop being fresh. I
only received them yesterday.

You have to be the nicest person on the planet! You're not still out
in the middle of the Atlantic, are you? ;-) Now do stay away from
that Minnesota woman before she corrupts you!!!

TammyM, all sugar n' spice, of course :-)

Tammy, you are so wrong. I just know what it may mean to someone, to
taste something again that is normally not available.

A few years ago, my daughter, knowing that I had wanted to eat a few
fresh hazelnuts, planted a few trees. The first ones died, the ones
she planted to replace them, have produced nuts the past year and this
one. She sent me most of them and I offered them to Alan S, from whom
I did not hear.

If you want a few, get in touch with me via email. :o)

Margaret Suran said:

TammyM said:

Margaret Suran said:

Alan S, email me at msuran at em eye em eff dot com. I cannot trade
hazelnuts, but I can send you a small amount, so that you can enjoy
their special taste. Just hurry up, before they stop being fresh. I
only received them yesterday.

You have to be the nicest person on the planet! You're not still out
in the middle of the Atlantic, are you? ;-) Now do stay away from
that Minnesota woman before she corrupts you!!!

TammyM, all sugar n' spice, of course :-)

Tammy, you are so wrong. I just know what it may mean to someone, to
taste something again that is normally not available.

A few years ago, my daughter, knowing that I had wanted to eat a few
fresh hazelnuts, planted a few trees. The first ones died, the ones
she planted to replace them, have produced nuts the past year and this
one. She sent me most of them and I offered them to Alan S, from whom
I did not hear.

If you want a few, get in touch with me via email. :o)

I stand by my assessment, Margaret, dear. Anyone who is willing to
share their bounty is beyond nice in my book.

TammyM

On Sat 22 Oct 2005 08:52:35a, Margaret Suran wrote in rec.food.cooking:

Quoted message said:

TammyM said:

Margaret Suran said:

Alan S, email me at msuran at em eye em eff dot com. I cannot trade
hazelnuts, but I can send you a small amount, so that you can enjoy
their special taste. Just hurry up, before they stop being fresh. I
only received them yesterday.

You have to be the nicest person on the planet! You're not still out
in the middle of the Atlantic, are you? ;-) Now do stay away from
that Minnesota woman before she corrupts you!!!

TammyM, all sugar n' spice, of course :-)

Tammy, you are so wrong. I just know what it may mean to someone, to
taste something again that is normally not available.

A few years ago, my daughter, knowing that I had wanted to eat a few
fresh hazelnuts, planted a few trees. The first ones died, the ones
she planted to replace them, have produced nuts the past year and this
one. She sent me most of them and I offered them to Alan S, from whom
I did not hear.

If you want a few, get in touch with me via email. :o)

Are the hazelnuts I can buy at the market in the Fall any different? They
are in the shell and seem to taste fresh. Among other things, I put them
in fruitcake.

--
Wayne Boatwright *¿*
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On Sat 22 Oct 2005 09:30:07a, TammyM wrote in rec.food.cooking:

Quoted message said:

Margaret Suran said:

TammyM said:

On Thu, 20 Oct 2005 20:46:55 -0400, Margaret Suran
<[email hidden]> wrote:

>Alan S, email me at msuran at em eye em eff dot com. I cannot trade
>hazelnuts, but I can send you a small amount, so that you can enjoy
>their special taste. Just hurry up, before they stop being fresh. I
>only received them yesterday.

You have to be the nicest person on the planet! You're not still out
in the middle of the Atlantic, are you? ;-) Now do stay away from
that Minnesota woman before she corrupts you!!!

TammyM, all sugar n' spice, of course :-)

Tammy, you are so wrong. I just know what it may mean to someone, to
taste something again that is normally not available.

A few years ago, my daughter, knowing that I had wanted to eat a few
fresh hazelnuts, planted a few trees. The first ones died, the ones
she planted to replace them, have produced nuts the past year and this
one. She sent me most of them and I offered them to Alan S, from whom
I did not hear.

If you want a few, get in touch with me via email. :o)

I stand by my assessment, Margaret, dear. Anyone who is willing to
share their bounty is beyond nice in my book.

TammyM

And your assessment is absolutely correct!

--
Wayne Boatwright *¿*
_____________________________

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Meet Mr. Bailey

Wayne Boatwright said:

Are the hazelnuts I can buy at the market in the Fall any different? They
are in the shell and seem to taste fresh. Among other things, I put them
in fruitcake.

There are no nuts of any kind sold in the markets in which I shop, so
I do not know. The ones Debbie sent me are still full of juices and
sweetness. I hope that you can find that kind in the market. Now is
the best time for hazelnuts.

On Sat 22 Oct 2005 10:04:50a, Margaret Suran wrote in rec.food.cooking:

Quoted message said:

Wayne Boatwright said:

Are the hazelnuts I can buy at the market in the Fall any different?
They are in the shell and seem to taste fresh. Among other things, I
put them in fruitcake.

There are no nuts of any kind sold in the markets in which I shop, so
I do not know. The ones Debbie sent me are still full of juices and
sweetness. I hope that you can find that kind in the market. Now is
the best time for hazelnuts.

Then I guess I'm lucky. The ones I bought last week have a very sweet and
nutty flavor. I've put them in sealed containers in the freezer until I
bake, which will be the weekend after Halloween. I bought hazelnuts,
native Arizona pecans, English walnuts, and California almonds, all for
baking.

--
Wayne Boatwright *¿*
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Meet Mr. Bailey

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[email hidden] (TammyM) wrote:
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Quoted message said:

You have to be the nicest person on the planet! You're not still out
in the middle of the Atlantic, are you? ;-) Now do stay away from
that Minnesota woman before she corrupts you!!!

TammyM, all sugar n' spice, of course :-)

Hey!! Carol's a nice woman, even if she is a trollop.
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