Honey, I just CANNOT bring myself to make something to bring to a potluck that you can't eat. It's just not right. So I will try the pancake flour. Why not? It's good to learn something new. Can I get it at Whole Foods?
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Cuz Salsa was asking about making wheat-free scones for the potluck. (I don't want her to go to the trouble if I'm the only non-wheat person there!)
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Honey, I just CANNOT bring myself to make something to bring to a potluck that you can't eat. It's just not right. So I will try the pancake flour. Why not? It's good to learn something new. Can I get it at Whole Foods?
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Oh, it's everywhere, especially the small bags! The cheapest I've found is at Fred Meyer. Next cheapest is PCC. Haven't priced it at Whole Foods, but I'm sure it's there, too.
I buy the giant bags at PCC. It has baking soda and baking powder and salt in it all ready, so be careful it doesn't throw off your recipe.
Here's the Scone recipe on the back of the bag, to give you an idea of how they handle the additional baking powder:
2 1/4 cups Pamela's Mix
1/3 cup sugar
1/2 cup currants
1 egg, beaten
1 tsp baking powder
4 tblspn butter
2/3 cup milk
do the usual thing, bake 375 for 15 minutes, etc etc
I've never tried baking anything else with Pamela's mix, just pancakes. Though I have added it to a really bad pizza crust mix, and the Pamela's improved the pizza crust a gazillion-fold.
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And re: PCC - Knott, did you know that PCC is going to open in the former Albertson's location at Westgate in Edmonds...the sign out front says June, 2008...goodie, goodie!
Oooh, yeah, happy dance!
Trader Joe's was also bidding on the site, I'd be happy with either one!
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Hmmm.... would this little get-together be worth a trek up from Portland? You guys sound like so much fun, and I'd love to meet everyone! Am I crazy to consider the drive for just a day? Speaking of which...I have no idea how long the drive is...I guess I should check into that, huh?
I would promise to bring something yummy, of course.
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Not crazy! I go to Portland for day trips here and there.
Portland to Seattle, about 3 hours, depending on traffic, driving style, etc.
Add maybe another 1/2 hour since Knot is a bit north, and maybe another 1/2 hour for being new to the route?
It would be a fun way to meet you!
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It's definitely not crazy. In fact I will be driving through PDX to go up and we could carpool up and back from PDX. It would actually simplify things for me because I wouldn't bother staying overnight on Saturday if someone was riding with me on I5. If I don't have company, I'll likely try to stay overnight in Seattle and drive back on Sunday.
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Woooo-hooooooo!
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just got back from my Sacramento trip. I'm still in. I'd like to see some more definite times so i know when to come. and Knot, pm me an address perhaps?
welcome back, Mimi and RD! Great pics too...sure looks/sounds like you had a very fun time.
I'm in for 3/29 also, but don't know the timing either...? What's the plan, folks? Linda's teaching that day, so, while I won't have any of her homemade culinary treats with me, I promise to bring (as in 'buy it') something yummy, ok?
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Welcome back Mimi and RD! I saw your pictures at Bike Journal. The roads down there are beautiful. The one (appropriately named "glass") looked like it was smooth as glass!
Looks like good times and a great ride! Mimi, why didn't you bring the weather back with you? We need more sunshine!
Susan, I thought this afternoon was lovely!
and they can keep their hot weather, REALLY!
right now it's nice there; but I'd hate to live somewhere where A/C keeps you alive.
Well, there's this alleycat race at 3:27pm. I'm thinking we do our thing around lunchtime so folks can eat potluck and still get downtown to the alleycat if they want.
How about 11:00-2:00 ish?
Anybody have a problem with those times? How 'bout you folks coming up from PDX area?
TrickyTiger is up for leading a sweet little ride from my place to the beach for anyone who would rather do that than go to the alleycat.
I will send out PM's on how to get to my apartment complex. I'm terribly TERRIBLY disorganized and slow, so if you think I've left you out PM me.
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