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Celeriac root is good too, for mash and as a bulking agent in stews.

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Kate XXXXXX
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Yebbut, they need to LIKE peanut butter - and none of mine do!

Yes and is a vital addition to tomato juice, with or without vodka.

Lizzy

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Lizzy Taylor

I will NOT be repeating that comment to either child. You want to be responsible for inciting a riot??? lol

I will have you know I did two skirts yesterday. Well 1 3/4. I'm hemming the second one now. Plugged in the iron, came to read email while it was heating up. :)

Yes, I will get pics. Need to put up pics of the front yard and all the skirts I've done for me this summer. Will try to do that this week.

Sharon

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Sharon Hays

Never been a problem in my house. I even have a cat who loves peanut butter!

Yummmm.....tomato juice. A splash of Woostershire sauce and a squeeze of lime, and vodka or not.

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Pogonip

For about four years, when I had to give my elderly Shih Tzu a pill every day, we (she and I) finally settled on a half teaspoon of peanut butter, with the pill stuffed in the middle. Slipped right down, never got spat out. ;-)

Beverly

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BEI Design

I knew dogs liked peanut butter. But cats? Of the three who allow me to live here, only one has a taste for peanut butter, but he demands it when he sees me with a peanut butter sandwich. He doesn't bother DH, but then DH doesn't eat Adam's Natural, he prefers Jif, which I'm pretty sure is peanut-flavored lard.

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Pogonip

Not even close:

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"Ingredients: MADE FROM ROASTED PEANUTS AND SUGAR. CONTAINS 2 PERCENT OR LESS OF: MOLASSES, PARTIALLY HYDROGENATED VEGETABLE OIL (SOYBEAN), FULLY HYDROGENATED VEGETABLE OILS (RAPESEED AND SOYBEAN), MONO- AND DIGLYCERIDES AND SALT."Now, I'll grant you that Adam's Natural has fewer ingedients:
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"Our Natural Peanut Butter is made with 99% fresh roasted peanuts with just a dash of salt.But JIF is definitly not flavored lard.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lard"Lard is pig fat in both its rendered and unrendered forms."I'm not seeing any pig fat in the JIF ingredients. And I like a little mollasses with my peanut butter. ;-) Beverly

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BEI Design

Sorry, I should have said Crisco.

oil, and partially hydrogenated soybean and cottonseed oils.

Crisco and Jif are both made by Proctor & Gamble.

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Pogonip

Still not "lard" however.... ;->

Beverly

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BEI Design

No, but reading the ingredients on the label is enough to convince me to stick with my Adam's, which doesn't stick to the roof of my mouth, BTW. It does have to be stirred, but I found a tip that works perfectly: I put one dough hook on my hand mixer and use it to stir. The only thing I have to remember is to put it on "low" -- never on "pulse." I think I've found all the peanut butter from the one time I made that mistake.

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Pogonip

Did you check the ceiling? ;->

Beverly, who well understands that mistake.

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BEI Design

I have rather high ceilings, otherwise, I'm sure there would have been some there. Too. My peanut-butter-loving cat was in pig heaven for a while.

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Pogonip

I have to tell on myself. It wasn't PB. It was blueberries. I was making muffins. You know the ones that come with a can of blueberries in the box? Well.... The can slipped off the can opener, fell into the sink with such force that blueberry juice went Everywhere!! The upper cabinets, the ceiling, through the pass through over the sink out onto the lampshade in the living room and finally to the tile (thank you so much!!) floor in the entry way about 15' from the kitchen. Who knew that stuff could fly so far???

Now I buy blueberry muffins from the day old rack at the bakery in the grocery store. I buy all that are on the rack (for like $1 for 4 of them) and put them in the deep freeze till we want blueberry muffins. It's really just safer that way.

Sharon

-who is fine with having very small blue speckles on the ceiling. Not like I could reach it!

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Sharon Hays

One upon a time I was cooking 3 whole chickens in the pressure canner. This was for something the Mason Lodge was doing. Well, some of the chicken fat clogged up the vent. Thankfully I had the heat on very low! The top flew off the cooker and bent the hood over the stove and the cook top. Chicken fat was everywhere, the ceiling, cabinets, floor. I was still finding greasy spots weeks later. I never did cook any more chickens for them! Barbara in SC

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Bobbie Sews More

Isn't it amazing how much color there is in a teensy drop of blueberry juice? I think you could dye yards and yards of muslin with just a eyedropper of blueberry juice. Beet juice is similar. Enduring color, too. Lasts and lasts, through repeated washings...

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Pogonip

*ick ick ick* One of those pressure-cooker-horror stories! Luckily, I've never had one of those blow up! I've done just about everything else, though.... Sure am glad you weren't leaning over to look at the valve!
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Pogonip

Thankfully, when it blew I was in the next room watching re-runs on TV! I still laugh and say that Starsky & Hutch saved my life! Barbara in SC

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Bobbie Sews More

Manuel Noriega saved a house I was living in in New Hampshire. Local shopping wasn't much, so about once a week I drove to a city about an hour away. I was getting ready to go when the news came on that we had invaded Panama and surrounded the palace where Noriega was living. I started watching the news and after a while the house began to shake and I smelled smoke. Something had gone wrong with the furnace, and when I opened the door to the basement, I got a face full of smoke. I turned off the furnace and called the emergency number and the fire department came and took care of it. We were renting this house while my husband was on a short contract to teach at a college. The owner of the house sent me flowers!! For saving his investment.

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Pogonip

Biscuit Head:

A derogatory slang nickname for a border collie whose covert, illicit counter-surfing activities lead her to bite into a gallon-sized, improperly vented ziplock bag containing active sourdough starter, with explosive results.

I was annoyed at losing the starter but it's hard not to laugh at a dog whose ears are spackled to to her neck.

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Kathleen

Ha ha ha ha ha. Poor doggie. *snort*

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Pogonip

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