Subj : Re: Wine was:Fish
To   : Dave Drum
From : Sean Dennis
Date : Sun Jul 24 2022 16:27:22

-=> Dave Drum wrote to Dale Shipp <=-

 DD> Apparently he does take a tipple from time to time. I'm not at all
 DD> religious - I have my own value system which consists of treating
 DD> others in the manner in which I'd like to be treated. And I do not
 DD> suffer fools gladly.  Bv)=

There's nothing wrong with the golden rule.  Unfortunately, more people 
need to learn it.

MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.06
 
      Title: Pioneer Hardtack
 Categories: Breads, Lds, Seandennis
      Yield: 1 Servings
 
      4 c  Flour (white, whole wheat,
           -graham, rye, barley, or any
           -combination of flours you
           -like)
      1 c  Rolled oats
    1/2    Shortening
      2 c  Buttermily, yogurt, cream,
           -or sweet milk
      1 t  Salt
      1 t  Baking soda
 
  Hardtack is an old-fashioned flatbread or sea biscuit that was popular
  with pioneers and sailors because it was lightweight, compact, tasty,
  and stored well. And it is just as delicious today and handy, too,
  for hiking, backpacking, or snacking.
  
  1. Preheat oven to 400 degrees F and measure into large bowl.
  
  2. Mix well and form dough into a ball, then divide dough and roll
  out a small portion (about the size of a tennis ball) at a time.
  
  3. Roll dough on lightly floured surface as thin as you can. The
  thinner you roll it, the better the hardtack will taste.
  
  4. Sprinkle rolled-out dough lightly with salt if you wish, cut to any
  shape desired, and place pieces close together on greased cookie
  sheet.
  
  5. Bake until edges begin to brown. Remove cookie sheet from oven,
  turn hardtack over, and bake until it is crisp and dry and lightly
  browned.
  
  6. As soon as the hardtack is baked, put on rack to cool. Store
  hardtack in airtight container, and it will stay fresh as long as it
  is kept dry.
  
  This pioneer hardtack is delicious served plain or with jam, peanut
  butter, cheese, meat spreads, or whatever you like. Try seasoning the
  crackers by adding onion powder, cheese, barbecue sauce, bacon bits,
  herbs, or spices to the dough.
  
  From the July 1975 issue of "Friend" published by The Church Of Jesus
  Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
  
  Converted to Meal-Master format by Sean Dennis (1:18/200@Fidonet) on
  12 March 2022.
 
MMMMM
 
-- Sean

.... Those who insert animal names in words are hippocrites.
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