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12-26-2006, 11:05 AM
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 Hello from Landusky Montana Hi everyone. I thought I would stop in & introduce myself! I am a pastry chef who lives on a working cattle ranch where we raise beef cattle & raise quarter horses. I have a small catering business & bakery which is still in it's infancy (2.5 years now). My interests are; baking of course, sugar pulling & sculpting, plated desserts & hot line cooking also. For non-kitchen interests... I train dogs & horses, though not as much as I used to. I spend more time in the kitchen of late  ! I also enjoy any type of craft, woodworking, quilting, et al. I am married to a cowboy & have 3 grown kids & one granddaughter, Emma, who is the cutest baby on earth. (I'm allowed to say that since I'm her Grandma!  ) We live in the middle of no-where so everything I make needs to be delivered for the most part. Anyone else from Montana can understand the trials & tribulations of delivering cakes & such on our gravel roads! Even the paved ones leave a lot to be desired!I am currently also writing a series of cookbooks for a wholesale food company & another cookbook that will contain generations of family recipes from my own family. In my former (professional) life I was a police officer & EMT. Glad I'm not in that anymore as times have surely changed. Unfortunately not for the better. I just celebrated my 50th birthday last Thursday & am coming to grips being a 1/2 century on this earth!  I hope to make some new friends here & learn new things. Hopefully I can share some inciteful info also! I want to wish everyone a very Happy Holiday & a prosperous busy new year!
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12-26-2006, 11:28 AM
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 A belated Happy Birthday, Chef Beth! You certainly have taken life by the horns and LIVED. We're glad you found us and hope you visit often. Welcome! Mezzaluna
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12-26-2006, 01:02 PM
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 Thank you very much! I got a chuckle out of your signature quote... I always told my kids just about the opposite... We always said, "It's better to ask permission than to have to beg for forgiveness." Thanks again!
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