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Quote: Originally Posted by ED BUCHANAN  A 6 pack and a boiled potato   = 7 course Irish dinner( In my old neighborhood) Ha ha ha!
Anybody here who's had enough of complexity and artistry  in food preparation?  I mean home cooks. (I know that the pro chefs have to cater to gourmet eaters and their endless need for more and more intense food experiences...
Oh, yes.  Chickens will eat ANYTHING.  Baby mice, huge insects, corpses of all kinds if they're there and I don't notice them to remove them.  Ugh.  
Quote: Originally Posted by Mrmnms  I laughed more from your comebacks, thanks. I actually think my chickens are pretty cool and they are very social. They come running when they hear me or my kids. They pick'm up , pet...
I don't know why anyone would find the use of a cute little egg slicer objectionable.  It is easier than floss or thin knives.  To me, anyway.  
I didn't say that eating flattened, dense pancakes was unique to any particular ethnicity. (I'm European.) Only that that's what I learned at home and having tried the fluffy ones are just not my personal preference.   I do...
My mum and everyone else I know.  Maybe Martha Stewart, too.  Nothing wrong with making them fluffy but that's not the original way and I came to like the old fashioned ones of my childhood.   The chewier and heavier,...
I don't eat those.  It's not my ethnic background.  
Potato pancakes are supposed to be flat and dense.
Thanks to all of you for your information on lighter Irish food.  The apple snow sounds very nice indeed.  I love apple anything!
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