Oh, those poor Ingalls girls...

Nemo14

Nemo14

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We have in-laws of Polish descent, and every celebration always includes coleslaw - even Thanksgiving. Not exactly my favorite.....

BUt I do relish relish, just not the kind that's mixed with mustard.
 
The Mom

The Mom

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rsoxguy said:
"Slaw" is one of the most disgusting things ever invented. Have I mentioned relish?
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It is a must with my Asian style ribs. I put crushed ramen noodles and almonds in it. But I suppose you don't eat ribs, either.

BTW, we went to a restaurant with a Japanese friend, and he pretended to be shocked by the entree "Asian baby back ribs." Guess we can cross him off of the "might be a zombie" list.
 
rsoxguy

rsoxguy

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The Mom said:
It is a must with my Asian style ribs. I put crushed ramen noodles and almonds in it. But I suppose you don't eat ribs, either.

BTW, we went to a restaurant with a Japanese friend, and he pretended to be shocked by the entree "Asian baby back ribs." Guess we can cross him off of the "might be a zombie" list.
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I love ribs. It's just the mushy side "things" that send a chill down my spine. For instance, I can live with the fact that a hot dog is made of secret ingredients that would make a rat faint, but I have never placed anything on a hot dog except an occasional slice of cheese.
 
Nemo14

Nemo14

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The Mom said:
It is a must with my Asian style ribs. I put crushed ramen noodles and almonds in it. But I suppose you don't eat ribs, either.

BTW, we went to a restaurant with a Japanese friend, and he pretended to be shocked by the entree "Asian baby back ribs." Guess we can cross him off of the "might be a zombie" list.
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Your slaw recipe sounds like one I make once in a while, but I use broccoli slaw in it instead of cabbage. Sometimes I add craisins too, and I use a vinegarette rather than mayo.
 
NYwdwfan

NYwdwfan

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Nemo14 said:
You know I could have used our googling skills back in my college years...., but then again that was pre-internet, so I guess those skills would have been, well, worthless....
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Kids today have it SOOOOO easy. No more going to the library, looking up a book bu subject in the card catalog, writing down the dewey decimal system locator, finding it in the stacks, copying the pages in black and white for a nickel a page, cutting the pictures out, gluing the pictures into the report and then having to wait until the glue dries to close the pages and put in the backpack. And that was just when I was young. Those poor Ingalls girls had to DRAW their pictures. Sheesh.
 
rsoxguy

rsoxguy

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NYwdwfan said:
Kids today have it SOOOOO easy. No more going to the library, looking up a book bu subject in the card catalog, writing down the dewey decimal system locator, finding it in the stacks, copying the pages in black and white for a nickel a page, cutting the pictures out, gluing the pictures into the report and then having to wait until the glue dries to close the pages and put in the backpack. And that was just when I was young. Those poor Ingalls girls had to DRAW their pictures. Sheesh.
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Yeah, I agree, there's nothing quite as Americana as a trip to the library...

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NYwdwfan

NYwdwfan

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Nemo14 said:
Your slaw recipe sounds like one I make once in a while, but I use broccoli slaw in it instead of cabbage. Sometimes I add craisins too, and I use a vinegarette rather than mayo.
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My mom makes a broccoli slaw with raisins and walnuts. Actually, I think the fine poeple at Waldbaum's make it. Either way its quite good.
 
Nemo14

Nemo14

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NYwdwfan said:
Kids today have it SOOOOO easy. No more going to the library, looking up a book bu subject in the card catalog, writing down the dewey decimal system locator, finding it in the stacks, copying the pages in black and white for a nickel a page, cutting the pictures out, gluing the pictures into the report and then having to wait until the glue dries to close the pages and put in the backpack. And that was just when I was young. Those poor Ingalls girls had to DRAW their pictures. Sheesh.
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Poor Laura tried her best, but this was all she could muster...

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