ShootingStar - oh drool, drool. Your dinner sounds much better than mine. I fantisize about coming home to someone cooking me dinner. Since I took the stove knobs away, the cats haven't tried again.
Hope SS's grandmother can enjoy his company and good cooking. Will be good to arrive at the Pearly Gates describing the gourmet meals she's enjoyed.
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03-26-2008, 04:49 AM #1
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03-26-2008, 07:16 PM #2
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Originally Posted by bmccasland
Gee bm, do..you eat..raw only?
Unfortunately his grandmother is frail..in nursing home and last few months has to be fed mushed up food. She's 93. This is a woman who has baked for many decades, six layer delicate tortes with not sponge cake, but hazelnut crumb cake layers. (Sponge is a lazy, 2nd-class way of making torte in old gourmet German baking.) But she loves her Starbucks coffee treat...even though she's not supposed to have caffeine. And she did make puff pastry...from scratch..if you can imagine...
Yes, kind of sad...but only 2 years ago she gave her grandson, hands-on lesson on cooking secrets to great dumpfnudel.
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03-27-2008, 04:06 AM #3
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Dumpfnudel??? What's that?
No I cook, but after coming home to a stove top burner turned on, cause the new cat was bouncing around the kitchen, I keep the knobs in a kitchen drawer. I really don't want my house to explode. Or the fur babies to die from gas exposure.Beth
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