What did you eat on Easter?

[rayjay]

Hi Steve, It looks like you had such a GREAT EASTER. Great looking family,and wonderful looking food. My mouth is watering here. And yes......this is a "Taureans delight" LOL.
It is do nice that these traditions are still being kept. I have learned at lot from mom and grandma, and try to keep these traditions myself. However, this year we were at my godmother's who does not keep a lot of these Polish traditions. However, my mom did carve a lamb out of butter for the Easter table, and my brother made the traditional 'BABKA, Easter bread. We ususally, have ham, kielbasi, fresh horseradish, sometimes lamb also, plus a variety of veggies, dyed Easter eggs, and a cheese that is made from milk and eggs and is sort of sweet.

 

[toggleswitch]

I HAVE- Taurus' motto.

WHAT?

You did not request the spices. *HANDS ON HIPS* You are slipping, sir.

(Ducks and runs)

 

[rayjay]

??????

Steve...... Spices???

Confused.

 

[rayjay]

Oh Spices for Bread!

Yes you can send me the spices also.

Ray

 

[rayjay]

Bread Machine Tsoureki Bread

Steve, Cannot wait to try this in the bread machine. I have not used mine in over a year.

Thanks, Ray

 

[tlee618]

Hi Steve, Thanks so much for the recipe. Whenever you have a chance to send the spices that would be great!! I think I will try it without just because it looks and sounds so good. I often make bread in the machine using only the dough cycle then remove it and form it the way I want and bake in a regular oven. I bet it would look neat braided!! Thanks again. Terry

 

[toggleswitch]

oh Terry.

You amaze me. That bread is traditionally braided. But you knew that, didn't you? *LOL*

 

[hooverwheelaway]

Ooh!

I had to see what all of the excitement was about on this thread..

Yummy!!!

Thanks for sharin' Toggle!

 

[hoover1060]

sharp dressed man

Toggle you look absolutely smashing in your suit and tie!

looks like there was LOTS of food too!
Happy Easter to you!

 

[nurdlinger]

Steve,

You didn't mention or I did not see a couple of things I remember from Easter in the dim past with Yiayia and Papou. One is a round bread with an egg (still in the shell) baked in the center. The other is some kind of bread with a coin baked into it, bringing good luck to whoever received it.

 

[chachp]

We always had Roast Leg of Lamb on Easter

The past 2 years have been with the In-Laws in Memphis. Very southern outdoor meal:

Ribs (YUMM, fell off the bone)
Sausage
Hot Dogs
Pork Chops
Hamburgers
Beans
Coleslaw
Salad
Peach and Blackberry Cobbler
Assorted pies and cakes

Actually it was more like a 4th of July picnic to me but the food was great as was the company. It was a great day.

 

[toggleswitch]

Tom as in Thomas, Anastastios or Athanasios? Answer privatel

Steve,
You didn't mention or I did not see a couple of things I remember from Easter in the dim past with Yiayia and Papou. One is a round bread with an egg (still in the shell) baked in the center. The other is some kind of bread with a coin baked into it, bringing good luck to whoever received it.

Uh oh more Greek heritage in the club!

Round bread with egg- More traditional Easter bread.
The bread with the coin in it a New Years Bread (Vasilopita). The tradition came from baking the gold coins in the bread to avoid the tax collector. Everyone BUT the tax collector knew about that one. LOL

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[toggleswitch]

Closeup of NYC sink

Laundry tub on left
Dish sink on right

 

[toggleswitch]

Regarding the Kenmore 24

IIRC this machine has a neutral drain, then loudly pauses, clunks and spins.

I have it on good authority that I may be mistaken, and that it does a spin-drain. The ring at the top a la GE is said to be a clue that this is really the case.

Help me boys and girls because the Alzheimer's is setting in and I really don't clearly recall. OMG I need to turn in my membership card(s).

Thank you in advance for your input!

 

[appnut]

Steve, it could be of the Whirlpool 200 design, which intentionally did spin/drain, but Whirlpool & Sears had so many problems with this design, they ended up replacing trannys.

OR, I could be like my LK and the first load is usually a spin/drain as something in the tranny gets a bit weaker (a design flaw--where is GANSKY1 when I need him) and it will spin/drain until things warm up in the tranny. Subsequent load does total neutral drain, unless ya open the lid just as it starts to drain, pause it for about 5 seconds, and then close lid and it will spin./drain.

OH, BTW, thank you so very much for taking the time to post all the beautiful things, food, and people from your family in this thread. Very informative. Mouthwatering too.

 

[tlee618]

Hi Steve, For some reason, not sure why I thought that it was usually braided but wasn't sure, did you make it in a round loaf? It sure looked good!! Terry

 

[toggleswitch]

Funny how the washer question was side-swiped and avoided!

LOL

Anyone have a clue for me?

 

[rayjay]

Round Loaf

Terry, I think that loaf of bread was bought. Notice the plastic bag.

 

[toggleswitch]

Did you hear about the Polish l***ian? She likes men.

Boy Ray we just can't get ANYTHING past you, can we.

 

[toggleswitch]

What's up with that?

GD it! I bring one thread BACK to what this site is about and no responses.

I go off on a tangent and AVALANCHE of responses.

LOL ROFL LMAO