SD/OC Cookin

"Terry Pulliam Burd" <[email hidden]> wrote

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fairly large dining room table that is just too small. Christine
Dabney upended a supermarket and brought it, for instance.

I told her, don't bring more than one dish! Does she listen ????

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And Boli sent a Smithfield ham, even
though he could not attend, that was *swarmed* by one and all. Many
thanks to Boli!! We'll be divving that up unless I can think of a way
to hide it.

(snicker) Boli told me behind your back, he sent a
Smith*town* ham, you rubes wouldn't know the difference.

Glad you guys are having a great time. Be nice to Charliam.

nancy

Terry Pulliam Burd said:

The cookin has been underway for 3 hours with no signs of winding
down. In fact, all the food hasn't made it to the table. I have a
fairly large dining room table that is just too small. Christine
Dabney upended a supermarket and brought it, for instance.

Christine was the recipient of the Official Kay Hartman Cook-In
Overachiever's Award at my pseudo-cookin in February. You must learn
to expect this from Christine, Grasshopper.

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Mimi Hiller was mean to us all by proxy, as she told Christine
Dabney... (letting Christine take over) "Tell them I am not there
because I don't want to be seen with those people".

Somehow, this doesn't surprise me ;-)

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Whoof. The lovely, lingering taste of Bailey's infused whipped cream
from Terry's coffe mousse still slightly more than a memory on the
roof of my mouth. Food. Food galore (and glorious). Good folks and
good conversation. Still a little concerned that Terry's table may
cave under the weight of foodstuffs before the evening arrives

You are all making me terribly jealous -- well, were it not for the
fact that I am indulging in Kay's margaritas and a grill-in dinner.

Yum.

Have fun, ya'll!!

TammyM
Saccamenna, CA

In article <[email hidden]>,

Terry Pulliam Burd said:

The cookin has been underway for 3 hours with no signs of winding
down. In fact, all the food hasn't made it to the table. I have a
fairly large dining room table that is just too small. Christine

Quoted message said:

Whoof. The lovely, lingering taste of Bailey's infused whipped cream
from Terry's coffe mousse still slightly more than a memory on the
roof of my mouth.

Make sure I get a good group shot with the chapeaux du cornichon. Ask
Bill to email it to me, silver plate.
--
-Barb
<http://jamlady.eboard.com> Updated 5/29/2006, What They Did For Love
"If it's not worth doing to excess, it's not worth doing at all."

TammyM said:

I am indulging in Kay's margaritas and a grill-in dinner.

Tell me more!
--

Ham and eggs.
A day's work for a chicken, a lifetime commitment for a pig.

Terry Pulliam Burd said:

The cookin has been underway for 3 hours with no signs of winding
down. In fact, all the food hasn't made it to the table. I have a

snip

Would have loved to make it, but had to travel for my Mexican
associate's wife's 50th - they brought in asaderos to handle the carne
asada and pollo asado.

jim

"Terry Pulliam Burd" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

The cookin has been underway for 3 hours with no signs of winding
down. In fact, all the food hasn't made it to the table. I have a
fairly large dining room table that is just too small. Christine
Dabney upended a supermarket and brought it, for instance. The Bartos
are in the kitchen making a pasta dish that is a two-person. In fact
Jason Tinling has retired his chicken - decided not to grill it, as
there's just so much *food*!!! And Boli sent a Smithfield ham, even
though he could not attend, that was *swarmed* by one and all. Many
thanks to Boli!! We'll be divving that up unless I can think of a way
to hide it.

Mimi Hiller was mean to us all by proxy, as she told Christine
Dabney... (letting Christine take over) "Tell them I am not there
because I don't want to be seen with those people".
Christine: And no I didn't bring the supermarket.

(passing the keyboard to Jason)

I drove down from Elay county (60 miles) and had a wonderful afternoon and
evening. It was great putting faces to the names, and of course partaking
in all of the great food, and liquor (30 plus year old single malt that Bill
was so gracious enough to share!). The tamales were wonderful, as was the
chicken in a great sauce. I'll be meeting with Terry this afternoon
again...I left my purse at her home and need to retrieve it! When the hair
goes gray...the mind goes away.

Harriet - MBA 2006 (finally)

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Harriet Neal said:

again...I left my purse at her home and need to retrieve it! When the hair
goes gray...the mind goes away.

Harriet - MBA 2006 (finally)

If you knocked down an MBA, Harriet, your mind couldn't have gone too
far away. Congratulations.
--
-Barb
<http://jamlady.eboard.com> Updated 6-11-2006; Church Reviews
"If it's not worth doing to excess, it's not worth doing at all."