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"Wolfgang" wrote:


"BJ Conner" wrote in message
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On Jan 14, 8:53 am, "Wolfgang" wrote:

Hm.....

Would that be "authentic" "Real Creole®" coffee made by a mythical person
modifying a "recipe" found on the side of a condensed milk can?

Wolfgang
who, if so, would like his served with a slice of "Real Creole®"
"authentic"
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You need to get this book -it's obvious you don't know **** from wild
honey about cooking or food.

True, true. However, I'm about 20 pages from finishing "Robbing the Bees: A
Biography of Honey--The Sweet Liquid Gold that Seduced the World" by Holley
Bishop, so I'm pretty much up to speed on the domestic stuff.

http://www.amazon.com/Bull-Authentic...s/dp/088001390
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The creols didn't invent cheesecake the Belgians did.

Probably, it was Leopold himself. Used all the hands he had cut off the
Congolese instead of cream cheese, would be my guess. Well, that would
explain dicklet's devotion, anyway.

In fact they invented everything.

They could well have stopped before they got around to the Irish. Would
have saved the whole world a lot of embarassment.

All German, French, Creole and other reciepies
are just *******ations of original Belgian recipies.

Creoles, unlike the rest of the world (if we are to give credence to an
unimpeachable authority.....um......excuse me, "THE" unimpeachable
authority), don't use recipes to cook the few simple things that they have
cooked every day of their lives, mirabile dictu!

I don't have my copy handy but I'll bet it has the real scoop on
roasting coffee as well

Herter's untimely death is generally viewed as a great blow to humanity.
Big deal, sez I, we got Usenet.....and dicklet!

Wolfgang
anybody got a good recipe for authentic "Real Creole®" gefilte fish?

Asswipe