I HAVE- Taurus' motto.
WHAT?
You did not request the spices. *HANDS ON HIPS* You are slipping, sir.
(Ducks and runs)
WHAT?
You did not request the spices. *HANDS ON HIPS* You are slipping, sir.
(Ducks and runs)
What did you eat on Easter?
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rayjay
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Steve...... Spices???
Confused.
Steve...... Spices???
Confused.
rayjay
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Oh Spices for Bread!
Yes you can send me the spices also.
Ray
Yes you can send me the spices also.
Ray
rayjay
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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
Steve, Cannot wait to try this in the bread machine. I have not used mine in over a year.
Thanks, Ray
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
oh Terry.
You amaze me. That bread is traditionally braided. But you knew that, didn't you? *LOL*
You amaze me. That bread is traditionally braided. But you knew that, didn't you? *LOL*
hooverwheelaway
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Ooh!
I had to see what all of the excitement was about on this thread..
Yummy!!!
Thanks for sharin' Toggle!
I had to see what all of the excitement was about on this thread..
Yummy!!!
Thanks for sharin' Toggle!
hoover1060
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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!
Toggle you look absolutely smashing in your suit and tie!
looks like there was LOTS of food too!
Happy Easter to you!
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
http://www.stbasil.goarch.org/about/vasilopita.asp
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
http://www.stbasil.goarch.org/about/vasilopita.asp
Closeup of NYC sink
Laundry tub on left
Dish sink on right
Laundry tub on left
Dish sink on right
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!
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!
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.
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.
Funny how the washer question was side-swiped and avoided!
LOL
Anyone have a clue for me?
LOL
Anyone have a clue for me?
rayjay
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Round Loaf
Terry, I think that loaf of bread was bought. Notice the plastic bag.
Terry, I think that loaf of bread was bought. Notice the plastic bag.
Did you hear about the Polish l***ian? She likes men.
Boy Ray we just can't get ANYTHING past you, can we.
Boy Ray we just can't get ANYTHING past you, can we.
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
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
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Hi Steve. A Blessed Easter to you. Love the pictures and all the food that reminds me of Toggle treats.
Ross
Ross
