OT: Question of Legality

LOL- that reminds me of the story of a deli in Salt Lake City. I was out there for work, and listening to a story on the local NPR. They were interviewing a doctor who had opened a deli, his reason "When I was offered bologna on white bread with mayonnaise as deli - I knew that I had to do something." Living in ABQ mostly at the time, I felt his pain - bologna on white with mayo is most definitely not deli! So this guy was flying in meats from NY. Shortly after, some folks did the same in ABQ, opened a bagel & deli place - would have shipped in meats, fish, etc.

Ellice

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Too bad you don't have "When Pigs Fly" bread getting down toward you. Their NY Rye is the best. Lots of seeds, great texture. DH complains it is too thick, but pure heaven in my book

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Ah, but location is rarely an issue anymore:

Good stuff isn't it! But they don't go to VA yet

Cheryl

Ah, you can get those at any good Jewish ethnic bakery. I know for sure that you can get them in South FL, and in Pgh, and I'm prety sure I've gotten them at a couple of different places here -TJ Pumpernickels in Olney, The Bagelry in Silver Spring, and Bagel Buddies in Fair Oaks. Maybe at Parkway in SS as well. I bet you could get them someplace in Pikesville...Haven't seen them in Wegman's - yet. I love those things. In South FL, the nice deli restaurants - Wolfies, Rascal House, TooJays - in the olden days - would put a basket of rolls on your table when you got seated. As well as pickles, sauerkraut, coleslaw - sometimes even pickeled beets. Anyhow, the roll basket would always have those log rolls with the caraway & salt, plus the fight over the onion rolls - like a soft bread rolled up with onion filling - often in pumpernickel. Yum. Yum.

Now, you're really making me miss "home" . I wonder if I could convince my DA to send a package of special rolls, etc from Boca? I think I'll work on it - and if I'm successful will get some for you.

Ellice

Yes, but wikipedia needs to be taken with a big handful of salt. Just 'cause it's on the net, or in wiki - doesn't mean it's true. My pharmacology prof last year actually had to send a notice out to the class (we had to write a bunch of drug papers) "Wikipedia is NOT AN ACCEPTABLE REFERENCE" . Now for researching using web stuff, you have to verify the website, links to valid companies/schools, etc before using thimg. With my Advanced Medical life support class - had to do a term paper, same in Peds/Geriatrics - and because of the strictures on timing of relevant research or events - had to learn acceptable web citations, etc. Pretty interesting learning the way to cite. A bit different from the library science class I took 30+ years ago (for the easy A of course - but it was well worth it).

Ellice

I'll look. We have Great Harvest Bread Co, which makes great Challah. Don't know about their rye. And Wegman's carries "The Baker" and "Vermont Bread Co" . Plus the standards. They also get in challah, rugelach, bobka, from a bakery in Brooklyn. The bobka is quite good - really.

Darn it - I've told DH we're back to the "lose weight" regime ...and here we are having the bread talk. I'm actually going to bake some French country bread, pretty easy - just a "Gros Pain" - cause we're about out of bread, and I could do that. Which would go well with some stew thing for dinner.

Ellice

Thanks for the link. When I get a job again, then we can afford $9 rye bread. I bet it's great.

Ellice

But for us people, not in school or submitting papers, Wiki is pretty good, much more so than it used to be.

Surely. I just am a bit wary, and find so many people that think (using term lightly) that if it's on the web, it must be true.

Ellice

I remember those, but I don't like caraway so they weren't my favorite. My mother would get mad as hell because I would sit and pick off the caraway seeds one by one. I can still picture her face when I didn't manage to get them on the table and dropped them on the floor.

Heck, I'll mail you a loaf

Or if this winter grinds me down anymore, I'll drive down and bring you a few loaves!

ELlice, I have been pondering with your offer of a care package of Kaiser rolls.(bagels would weigh to much) If you send me a price I will send you money in march. For rolls and postage. Barbara I still miss home. Our local farm fresh just got in Halvah.

LOL - will send you details in response to the private e-mail.

No problem, if I send them in a priority mail box, they'll arrive whole, and in 2 days.

Ellice

Actually, there's more than one opinion about it among academics, also. I recommend it as a good place to start, but ask my students to find corroborating sources if they want to quote it.

Elizabeth

That would be great! barbara