| June Hughes |
In message <NZBmf.21875$L7.10103@fe12.lga>, Jpinny <jpinny@hotmail.com>
writes
>The Natural Philosopher wrote:
>> Good grief.
>
>> Ive had chicken, roasrt beef, turkey, goose, a concoction of many different
>> birds one isnde teh othger, venison, wild boar and just about every foirm
>> of really good meat for christmases over the year.
>> Goose and venison top the list...but the frankenstein roast was
>>pretty
>> interesting.
>
>I saw one being made on television recently. It was called a Turducken
>(A turkey breast, lined with an escalope of duck breast, and spread
>with minced chicken then all rolled up and roasted.) Incidentally it
>was an American chef, on Martha Stewart's show on American TV.
>
>
>(snip_
>
>Jp
Hello JP. How's things? It's not often we see you here on ukfd. Why
not hang around for a while?
Jeffrey Steingarten talked about turduckens in one of his books. Seems
a very strange thing to do to me but each to his own.
--
June Hughes
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| Jpinny |
June Hughes wrote:
> In message <NZBmf.21875$L7.10103@fe12.lga>, Jpinny <jpinny@hotmail.com>
> writes
>
>> The Natural Philosopher wrote:
>>
>>> Good grief.
>>
>>
>>> Ive had chicken, roasrt beef, turkey, goose, a concoction of many
>>> different
>>> birds one isnde teh othger, venison, wild boar and just about every
>>> foirm
>>> of really good meat for christmases over the year.
>>> Goose and venison top the list...but the frankenstein roast was pretty
>>> interesting.
>>
>>
>> I saw one being made on television recently. It was called a
>> Turducken (A turkey breast, lined with an escalope of duck breast, and
>> spread with minced chicken then all rolled up and roasted.)
>> Incidentally it was an American chef, on Martha Stewart's show on
>> American TV.
>>
>>
>> (snip_
>>
>> Jp
>
> Hello JP. How's things? It's not often we see you here on ukfd. Why
> not hang around for a while?
>
> Jeffrey Steingarten talked about turduckens in one of his books. Seems
> a very strange thing to do to me but each to his own.
Hello June
Greetings from this side of the pond.
It's the time of year June!
I had to reinstall my mail and newsreader and never did get round to
re-subscribing to my other haunts. Will have a look-see.
Jp
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| The Traveller |
"June Hughes" <junehughes@theacct.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:sGdQrnz2kvmDFwzp@theacct.demon.co.uk...
> In message <NZBmf.21875$L7.10103@fe12.lga>, Jpinny <jpinny@hotmail.com>
> writes
> >The Natural Philosopher wrote:
> >> Good grief.
> Hello JP. How's things? It's not often we see you here on ukfd. Why
> not hang around for a while?
>
> Jeffrey Steingarten talked about turduckens in one of his books. Seems
> a very strange thing to do to me but each to his own.
> --
> June Hughes
Hello June. I saw the explosions and the fire near London on TV tonight. npi
I hope you and your family are safe.
over and out
Edith.
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| June Hughes |
In message <cY6dnYtIiNbK-wHe4p2dnA@telenor.com>, The Traveller
<nospam@nomore.no> writes
>
>"June Hughes" <junehughes@theacct.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
>news:sGdQrnz2kvmDFwzp@theacct.demon.co.uk...
>> In message <NZBmf.21875$L7.10103@fe12.lga>, Jpinny <jpinny@hotmail.com>
>> writes
>> >The Natural Philosopher wrote:
>> >> Good grief.
>> Hello JP. How's things? It's not often we see you here on ukfd. Why
>> not hang around for a while?
>>
>> Jeffrey Steingarten talked about turduckens in one of his books. Seems
>> a very strange thing to do to me but each to his own.
>> --
>> June Hughes
>
>Hello June. I saw the explosions and the fire near London on TV tonight. npi
>I hope you and your family are safe.
>
>over and out
Hello Edith
How lovely to hear from you. Yes we are all OK. There was thick black
smoke drifting overhead this afternoon but it was a relief to see that
only one person is still in hospital with breathing difficulties.
Thanks for your concern. Have a great Christmas and New Year.
--
June Hughes
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| Jpinny |
June Hughes wrote:
> In message <NZBmf.21875$L7.10103@fe12.lga>, Jpinny <jpinny@hotmail.com>
> writes
>
>> The Natural Philosopher wrote:
>>
>>> Good grief.
>>
>>
>>> Ive had chicken, roasrt beef, turkey, goose, a concoction of many
>>> different
>>> birds one isnde teh othger, venison, wild boar and just about every
>>> foirm
>>> of really good meat for christmases over the year.
>>> Goose and venison top the list...but the frankenstein roast was pretty
>>> interesting.
>>
>>
>> I saw one being made on television recently. It was called a
>> Turducken (A turkey breast, lined with an escalope of duck breast, and
>> spread with minced chicken then all rolled up and roasted.)
>> Incidentally it was an American chef, on Martha Stewart's show on
>> American TV.
>>
>>
>> (snip_
>>
>> Jp
>
> Hello JP. How's things? It's not often we see you here on ukfd. Why
> not hang around for a while?
>
> Jeffrey Steingarten talked about turduckens in one of his books. Seems
> a very strange thing to do to me but each to his own.
Hello June
Greetings from this side of the pond.
It's the time of year June!
I had to reinstall my mail and newsreader and never did get round to
re-subscribing to my other haunts. Will have a look-see.
Jp
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