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    Quote Originally Posted by pomtzu View Post
    Awww - llamas - I love them. Years ago my now 17 yr old grandson went to a daycare on a farm just up the road, where the owner raised llamas. The kids absolutely loved them - she had a couple of dozen or more. Her sister had a small farm next to hers and she raised show goats - and also Pomeranians and Shih Tzu pups. That's where RB Sparky was born and spent his first couple of months before I claimed him. About once a week, the little kids got to visit up close with the llamas and goats - taught many a love of animals.

    That drink sounds good Richard - I'm drinking if anyone will join me. I'm stuck in the house till the water recedes some - knew I should have built that ark!!!
    That is not the same llama I fell for in CA....but I love that pic.....

    I also am going to go see the otters too.

    One Giraffe and an ark.....remember you have to fill it with animals!

    Done!

    Karen,

    That is one of my favorite baseball/animal jokes of all time.

    We went to a minor league game on Wednesday and I got to shake the hand of the mascot, Buddy the Bat!
    That was FUN!

    One Limeade?
    DONE!


    CM,
    Are we dating ourselves when we remember S&G?

    One Diet 7-up!

    DONE!


    QoP.
    Aw, I hope they get the zoo back in order soon! I hope all the animals are A-OK!

    One Diet?

    DONE!

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    This afternoon I chopped up some tomatoes, shallots, fresh mozzarella and fresh basil (and olive oil, balsamic vinegar and some soy sauce), and set it to marinate for a salad tomorrow. But I want to eat it now!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Karen View Post
    This afternoon I chopped up some tomatoes, shallots, fresh mozzarella and fresh basil (and olive oil, balsamic vinegar and some soy sauce), and set it to marinate for a salad tomorrow. But I want to eat it now!
    That sounds really good.

    Can I sub some red wine vinegar for the balsamic?

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    I'll make some bread. A good crusty bread to mop up the plate with!

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    Quote Originally Posted by RICHARD View Post
    That sounds really good.

    Can I sub some red wine vinegar for the balsamic?

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    I'll make some bread. A good crusty bread to mop up the plate with!
    Sure - and the good crusty bread will be perfect for the leftover liquids! I just had balsamic on hand, more interesting than the cider vinegar in the cupboard!
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    What no one at zoos ever mention, by the way, is as lovely as giraffes are - they drool!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Karen View Post
    Sure - and the good crusty bread will be perfect for the leftover liquids! I just had balsamic on hand, more interesting than the cider vinegar in the cupboard!
    I first had a Marsala chicken dish and that was my first intro to balsamic.

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    I didn't know giraffes drooled, but think about having to keep enough saliva to help the food go down!

    WOW!

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    Balsamic vinegar can be excellent, it can be expensive or cheap - it's one of those things that depends on how much you want to pay! I but a small bottle, as a little goes a long way!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Karen View Post
    This afternoon I chopped up some tomatoes, shallots, fresh mozzarella and fresh basil (and olive oil, balsamic vinegar and some soy sauce), and set it to marinate for a salad tomorrow. But I want to eat it now!
    Could I have some tomatoes, please? Ours did NOT do well this year. I always look forward to them and we didn't have a one.

    Sauvignon Blanc too, please! It's nearing the end of that season, too, it's my summer wine.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pinot's Mom View Post
    Could I have some tomatoes, please? Ours did NOT do well this year. I always look forward to them and we didn't have a one.

    Sauvignon Blanc too, please! It's nearing the end of that season, too, it's my summer wine.
    Absolutely - good produce markets near me, so I have enough tomatoes to share!
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    Crazy weather, It's barely august and it seems like fall already...

    Pink Squirrels for everyone!

    Ingredients:
    •3/4 oz creme de noyaux
    •3/4 oz white creme de cacao
    •1 1/2 oz heavy cream
    Preparation:
    1.Pour the ingredients into a cocktail shaker filled with ice.
    2.Shake well.
    3.Strain into a chilled cocktail glass.


    DONE!

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