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The gold medal game started at 4:pm this afternoon. The Canadian women won 4 - 3 It was a great game.

Bear, I was unsure where to go on this topic. "driving home the point" suggests all sorts of things that could get me in trouble. On the positive side, I took your advice and was very careful what I touched with anything.....:roll::smile:

[URL="http://online.wsj.com/public/quotes/main.html?type=djn&symbol=K"] You probably won't see Kelloggs "Honey Smacks" again for a while.

VANCOUVER - The British Columbia government has cleared the way for a special prosecutor to lay polygamy charges linked to the RCMP investigation in the southeastern B.C. community of Bountiful. Peter Wilson was appointed by the province's criminal justice branch earlier this year to examine...

This is a who guy stabbed his two children to death. A psychiatrist now wants to let him out. What a great idea. I would say keep him inside for another thirty years or so. Psychiatrist says Quebec man who killed his children ready for release - The Globe and Mail

I'm too much of a coward to try anything I wasn't completely sure about. Chanterels, Oyster mushrooms, are fairly easy to identify. Another thing about wild mushrooms is that they are gone so fast. Just before Christmas I ran accross a whole raft of Chanterels. I went back the next day and...

Edible Mushrooms on Vancouver Island - Blifaloo.com Boredom Relief I've eaten Chanterels and a couple others. The problem is that for every edible wild mushroom out there, there is a dozen poisonous cousins that look almost the same.

quoting CDNBear: There is a point worth repeating. In my one and only attempt to make a hot sauce I finely chopped the peppers jalipinos and Hungarian hot peppers of some kind. I used my fingers and the edge of my knife to gather up the chopped peppers and put them in the pot. At some...

Hi bear It's funny that this hot sauce has a scoville rating of 1500-2500. That sounds pretty high but there are things(I hesitate to say foods) out there with a rating of 30,000.....probably take the paint off your car....:roll:

That sounds good as well Ron. I'll definitely try it. The smoked Tobasco is a similar "nice heat" I hope it comes in a bigger bottle. We polished off the first bottle in a week and a half.

Chipotle Sauce | TABASCO® Products | TABASCO.com Chipotles date back to region that is now northern Mexico City, prior to the Aztec civilization. It is conjectured that the Aztecs smoked the chilies because the thick, fleshy, jalapeno was difficult to dry and prone to rot. The Aztecs used the...

Karrie Does that ever sound familiar. My kids are now forty odd years old but when they were teens, nothing was safe in the fridge. Les I don't even bother to heat up leftover chili. One of my favorites....hardly worth putting it in the fridge.

I go so far as to make "planned overs". I often cook a large pizza when Jan and I will rarely eat more than two slices and that leaves over half the pizza for at least a couple breakfasts..

Is anyone here partial to leftover pizza for breakfast? I love it. Leftover lasagna is also good. I guess the attraction is that you just have to zap it in the microwave for a moment or so and it is ready to eat....yumm

You can say "yuck" when you are advocating bloody "headcheese"..........:roll::smile:

That actually sounds pretty good. Anybody for peanut butter and jam with chocolate chips?

In England: A bacon butty with catsup.

That is good news. I've tried to grow them for a couple years and I seem to get enough fruit but before they are ripe they get blighted out....everything goes rotten. I was told by the guy at the big nursery that it was blight.

The old standby BLT with mayo is one of my favorites, using a good, fresh. whole wheat bread and beefsteak tomatoes if you can find any.

This is an older topic but there are a few great sandwiches on it. Sadly, a lot of the posters are not with us anymore. Let's see some of your favorite sandwiches.