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Step one, go to health food store. Step two, take jar off the shelf. Step three, buy it and take it home.
Vegan mayonnaise usually uses canola oil or grapeseed oil rather than eggs.
I didn't use a recipe for the pasta salad, just the Kraft stuff out of a box, but I added a little bacon (real bacon, not bac-o-bits) and sliced turkey breast.
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Why would you use vegan mayo with real bacon and real turkey breast?
Why not use egg-based mayo with real apple cider vinegar?
Vegans usually use vegan mayo with soy protein disguised as bacon and soy protein disguised as turkey.
For those of us who are allergic to soy, it is simple not edible.
Why not use egg-based mayo with real apple cider vinegar?
Vegans usually use vegan mayo with soy protein disguised as bacon and soy protein disguised as turkey.
For those of us who are allergic to soy, it is simple not edible.
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-Kyriaki-
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And mine basically looks like...me in reality. I might go change it up some though, it's been the same for about a month now!
Oh yes - I am officially a month 'old' now Baptised Holy Satuday, it's the 27th now! Was it only a month ago? Wow...
Oh yes - I am officially a month 'old' now
Baptised Holy Satuday, it's the 27th now! Was it only a month ago? Wow...
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Now time to read something more worth while girl
How is CS Lewis not worthwhile reading? I distinctly recall my priest ordering me to read one of the Narnia books a few years ago when I went through my divorce.
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I'm moving this here, as a more appropriate place for booze-talk
But isn't it true that Julius Caesar witnessed the Britons drinking a long frothy drink that was unknown to him until then? Surely if it was an egyptian thing he would have known it, you know, getting friendly with Cleopatra and all
But anyway, I won't insist, Bavarialainen ought to know his bier better than Kreikkalainen
You ever visited Klosterbrauerei Andechs just at the very end of Munich S-bahn for Weißbier und liebekaese or (forgetting the word, that schwein-leg thing that looks like half a pig & apparently bavarians eat when they want a light breakfast
Beer way predates the Roman times.
I was in a bunch of breweries the time we visited Munich, but I can no longer remember which ones.
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Why do you always have to argue with whatever I post is a "mystery" to me..
I did not "cut" down C.S. Lewis....but she has read them (most of the books) already.... Soon like for summer she may need to read some more stuff... and the "Way of a Pilrgim" would make it a nice summer reading... did I say I did not want to read C.S. Lewis ?? NO... Do not forget I am NOT an American (who is though..hehehe) and I am not familiar with American literature too much... and I do find it easier to give her to read spiritual books like the lives of the saints etc...
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I had my son read the lives of the saints ... and horror ... to do a summary of each saint he read per day.
He used the Poulos text.
When he went to college and was asked to summarize two articles, he got an A on the first try. The teacher was impressed because he was only 15 and did better than most students who were 19 and 20.
He used the Poulos text.
When he went to college and was asked to summarize two articles, he got an A on the first try. The teacher was impressed because he was only 15 and did better than most students who were 19 and 20.
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Good morning to those who get ready for Stanley cup finals, to those who rejoice the weird folks are still there, to those who are back in booze talking, to those who like outrageous false mayonnaise*, to those who have a CS lewis fast reading daughter and those who find pious reading more worthy, to tough cookies of many hair colors and types, and to other friends.
*You’ll have to explain me how you can call mayonnaise something that has no egg yolk in it
*You’ll have to explain me how you can call mayonnaise something that has no egg yolk in it
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Step one, go to health food store. Step two, take jar off the shelf. Step three, buy it and take it home.
Vegan mayonnaise usually uses canola oil or grapeseed oil rather than eggs.
They stopped making Hellman's here for some reason about a year ago. Never mind. Kraft have a good Vegan Mayo available here straight off the grocery store shelf.
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Hey all I got my garden planted this weekend! Yes my hand is feeling strong enough to do stuff like that, just not strong enough and not enough range of motion to turn on a lathe or use a grinder. I planted 5 different types of hot peppers, including habanero, red and green bell peppers, tons of tomatos, cucumbers and watermellon. I am also planting an herb garden since I tend to use alot of cilantro, basil, oregano and parsley in my pizza sauce and salsa making activities!
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Andrea Elizabeth
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Awesome!
Our soil is very poor, plus it's very dry, hot, and windy, so I gave up on vegetable gardening when we moved here. But then I heard about Square Foot Gardening, (this sounds like a commercial) and put in a little 4ft x 4ft garden in a couple of weeks ago. I planted tomatoes, jalopeno's, eggplant, green peppers, mint, okra and chives. They are growing pretty well, but have some yellowing in the leaves though.
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Emmanuel-A
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No, but what should one expect to find in true/serious Mayonnaise
?-Egg yolk
-Dijon Mustard
-Sunflower or olive oil
-Salt/pepper
No omission nor addition will be tolerated, except parsley or tarragon in particular cases. And I don't want to hear about those anglo-saxons who add lemon juice or omit egg yolk or mustard.
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