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Posted by tree68 on Wednesday, August 4, 2004 7:00 AM
QUOTE: Originally posted by cherokee woman

Okay guys and gals, let's have some suggestions for today's menu.

For breakfast, how about doughnuts (especially chocolate covered doughnuts), and
maybe some caramel pecan rolls, regular glazed doughnuts.

Ouch! I think I felt an artery clogging just reading that. I'll have a caramel pecan roll with my morning tea...[:D]

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Posted by cherokee woman on Wednesday, August 4, 2004 6:52 AM
Okay guys and gals, let's have some suggestions for today's menu.

For breakfast, how about doughnuts (especially chocolate covered doughnuts), and
maybe some caramel pecan rolls, regular glazed doughnuts.
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Posted by locomutt on Tuesday, August 3, 2004 7:54 PM
That's okay, espeefoamer: the chicken livers was LAST NIGHT'S menu!![angel]

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Posted by espeefoamer on Tuesday, August 3, 2004 7:43 PM
Boiled cabbage,chicken livers.I'll pass on tonight's menu[%-)] .
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Posted by locomutt on Tuesday, August 3, 2004 7:28 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by JoeKoh

Need some rice and stuff with the cabbage. good good good
stay safe
Joe


The rice doesn't sound too bad,but as I've already eaten,that
will have to wait another day.[:)]
I really did enjoy the cabbage.[:D]It has been awhile.[:)]

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Posted by JoeKoh on Tuesday, August 3, 2004 6:32 PM
Need some rice and stuff with the cabbage. good good good
stay safe
Joe

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Posted by cherokee woman on Tuesday, August 3, 2004 6:23 PM
After fixing the boiled cabbage for locomutt, I've lost my appetite. Don't guess I'll
eat my pinto beans w/onions tonight. He's had two bowls of it. Yuck!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted by locomutt on Tuesday, August 3, 2004 3:45 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by Mookie

Well I have had my coffee and my [}:)] ness is showing.

Since you don't like chicken livers, don't suppose you have tried either turkey or bull fries. And believe me, if they are prepared right - they are delicious. I prefer the turkey over the bull - obvious difference - but I wasn't too chicken to try them. Really did enjoy them. Can't get the driver to bite.....however....

Mook


Mookie,
About all we eat in the way of bacon,is"turkeybacon" it seems to be better,we have
less grease and it tastes about the same as regular bacon.[:)]

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Posted by locomutt on Tuesday, August 3, 2004 3:37 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by Mookie

My assistant just walked in the door with a book called A Century of Passenger Trains - and it has a menu!

Order # 1 - 25 cents - Stewed Prunes, Toast with Jelly, Coffee, Tea or Milk....

# 2 - 35 cents - Grilled Ham or Bacon with one Egg, Toast with Jelly - Coffee, Tea or Milk

#3 - 40 cents - Cereal or Tomato Juice, Two Eggs, Griddle Cakes (2) or Toast with Jelly, Coffee, Tea or Milk

D & RGW circa 1938-1940..... ahhh.....

Mookie


That is cool,Mookie. I've had a C&O recipe book for about 4 years,not sure we've ever fixed anything out of it,but.[:)][8]

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Posted by cherokee woman on Tuesday, August 3, 2004 1:35 PM
Fixing locomutt boiled cabbage for supper. Guess I'll have pinto beans w/onions.

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Posted by locomutt on Tuesday, August 3, 2004 10:56 AM
QUOTE: Originally posted by Mookie

My assistant just walked in the door with a book called A Century of Passenger Trains - and it has a menu!

Order # 1 - 25 cents - Stewed Prunes, Toast with Jelly, Coffee, Tea or Milk....

# 2 - 35 cents - Grilled Ham or Bacon with one Egg, Toast with Jelly - Coffee, Tea or Milk

#3 - 40 cents - Cereal or Tomato Juice, Two Eggs, Griddle Cakes (2) or Toast with Jelly, Coffee, Tea or Milk

D & RGW circa 1938-1940..... ahhh.....

Mookie


Darn,

Reckon, we can come up with those prices[?]

Those were the "days"my friends[:)] (albeit ,before I was born)

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Posted by locomutt on Tuesday, August 3, 2004 10:52 AM
QUOTE: Originally posted by CShaveRR

Beef liver is great when prepared correctly (yours would have made it, Cher!). But I've also had some that practically turned me off from it completely.

Chicken livers...had 'em once, probably never again.

To quote the Big Rock Candy Mountain Boys Plus Jerry (a.k.a. The Second City):

"I hate liver! Liver makes me quiver
Liver makes me curl right up and die (makes me cry).
It gives you hives, gives you scurvy,
It makes my stomach topsy-turvy,
Liver simply just is not my bag (makes me gag)!"

The routine goes on to point out that there are five letters in the word "liver"... same as in the word "death".


Carl,
If it weren't for chicken livers,I might have starved to death in 1981 when I
had ALL my upper teeth taken out. I could at least gum them to death.[:D]

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Posted by Mookie on Tuesday, August 3, 2004 10:09 AM
Brother Carl - you need a vacation - have a great time and be careful....send picture postcards - give Mom my love!

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Posted by CShaveRR on Tuesday, August 3, 2004 9:01 AM
Beef liver is great when prepared correctly (yours would have made it, Cher!). But I've also had some that practically turned me off from it completely.

Chicken livers...had 'em once, probably never again.

To quote the Big Rock Candy Mountain Boys Plus Jerry (a.k.a. The Second City):

"I hate liver! Liver makes me quiver
Liver makes me curl right up and die (makes me cry).
It gives you hives, gives you scurvy,
It makes my stomach topsy-turvy,
Liver simply just is not my bag (makes me gag)!"

The routine goes on to point out that there are five letters in the word "liver"... same as in the word "death".

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Posted by Mookie on Tuesday, August 3, 2004 8:37 AM
My assistant just walked in the door with a book called A Century of Passenger Trains - and it has a menu!

Order # 1 - 25 cents - Stewed Prunes, Toast with Jelly, Coffee, Tea or Milk....

# 2 - 35 cents - Grilled Ham or Bacon with one Egg, Toast with Jelly - Coffee, Tea or Milk

#3 - 40 cents - Cereal or Tomato Juice, Two Eggs, Griddle Cakes (2) or Toast with Jelly, Coffee, Tea or Milk

D & RGW circa 1938-1940..... ahhh.....

Mookie

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Posted by Mookie on Tuesday, August 3, 2004 7:32 AM
Model car might have an old menu. Seems like someone did at one time!

oh yes - should sign these posts as...............................

Moo.....

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Posted by Mookie on Tuesday, August 3, 2004 7:30 AM
Well I have had my coffee and my [}:)] ness is showing.

Since you don't like chicken livers, don't suppose you have tried either turkey or bull fries. And believe me, if they are prepared right - they are delicious. I prefer the turkey over the bull - obvious difference - but I wasn't too chicken to try them. Really did enjoy them. Can't get the driver to bite.....however....

Mook

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Posted by tree68 on Monday, August 2, 2004 9:54 PM
I'll settle for the rest of the chicken.....

Anybody got an old RR dining car menu? Might be nice to enjoy dinner a la dining car from time to time...

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Posted by Kozzie on Monday, August 2, 2004 8:07 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by cherokee woman

Joe and Kozzie,

When I was growing up, I wouldn't eat chicken livers either. But now I really enjoy them.

As some people say, "Try it: you'll like it!"

Actually, I would not touch chicken livers until 17 years ago, after Walt & I married. Now
I don't know why I wouldn't eat them growing up: cause I always ate beef liver. There's
not that much difference in them, really. They're very good for us.


Thanks Paula [;)] but I reckon I might still pass...heh heh...

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Posted by cherokee woman on Monday, August 2, 2004 7:57 PM
Joe and Kozzie,

When I was growing up, I wouldn't eat chicken livers either. But now I really enjoy them.

As some people say, "Try it: you'll like it!"

Actually, I would not touch chicken livers until 17 years ago, after Walt & I married. Now
I don't know why I wouldn't eat them growing up: cause I always ate beef liver. There's
not that much difference in them, really. They're very good for us.
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Posted by Kozzie on Monday, August 2, 2004 5:08 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by JoeKoh

None for us.but will try some chicken noodle soup.
stay safe
Joe


I'm with you Joe. Can't handle the liver [:(] - but chicken noodle soup sounds great [:p] [:)]

Just had my early morning cup of coffee - the first for the day - ahh! [:p][:)] I think I'll have to compare coffee notes with Mookie. [;)]

Hey you guys, [:)] we're still dry as chips down here.[:(] Could do with some of that rain pouring down over Philly, Mike. We finally got 4 millimetres (less than 1/4 inch) overnight but that hardly settles the dust.

p.s. 'Off topic' as far as food goes...from what I read in today's newspaper looks like we "down under" lot are going to be doing closer business with you "up over" folk. The Free Trade Agreement is a hot topic down here..plenty of "for and against"...

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Posted by JoeKoh on Monday, August 2, 2004 4:56 PM
None for us.but will try some chicken noodle soup.
stay safe
Joe

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Posted by Mookie on Monday, August 2, 2004 2:13 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by cherokee woman

We're going to have chicken livers tonight: anybody else want some? And no,
they did NOT come from a mudchicken.
any birdie will do.............

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Posted by Mookie on Monday, August 2, 2004 2:11 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by locomutt



If you do not want sick, stay away from Nebraska Wal Marts (strange going -ons in one of those....The two folks the cops arrested should get Dan's remedy!)
http://www.omaha.com/index.php?u_np=0&u_pg=1638&u_sid=1160974
(Now will give Ramah, CO and Wray, CO a wide berth too![:I][:I][:I])



What EVER possesed them. [}:)]

Are they looking for the stupidity award[?][:0]

I might at a later time consider them for the "DARWIN" award[:0][:I]
Mookie went in K-mart one time, unbuttoned her fur coat and flashed the whole place. They went out of business.....

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Posted by cherokee woman on Monday, August 2, 2004 12:46 PM
We're going to have chicken livers tonight: anybody else want some? And no,
they did NOT come from a mudchicken.
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Posted by CShaveRR on Monday, August 2, 2004 7:57 AM
Tomorrow's blueberries, fresh from western Michigan, will be picked today! I hope it's cooler on that side of the pond.

Also, pray for plenty of trains to intercept en route!

Hey, is that Ed coming in? Haven't seen him for a while...must have been on vacation.
My turn now.

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Posted by Mookie on Monday, August 2, 2004 6:14 AM
...............c..o...f...f...e...e... mmph.....

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Posted by espeefoamer on Sunday, August 1, 2004 5:54 PM
I'll borrow one of the ex-Navy Ducks from Boston and be right over[:)]!
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Posted by Mikeygaw on Sunday, August 1, 2004 5:22 PM
i'll come if i can wade through the water... think they'll let me borrow the USS New Jersey to get through? or maybe the Carrier they have in mothballs in the Navy yard?
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Posted by cherokee woman on Sunday, August 1, 2004 2:13 PM
Okay Joe!! I thought you and Matt would be here. Did everybody decide to abandon
the place? Come on in, we're going to have a birthday party for Nance. We have
a sheet cake, which is divided into thirds: white/chocolate/black forrest. And lots
of ice cream[8D]
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