Point well taken! Andrew can amend the "no politics ~ no religion" dictate to include no recipes or provocative references to food ("yummy banana muffins...."). Even I could support that. Oh, and chocolate. People can go delirious imagining variations on that theme!
Also you were nearly right with gorgettes, they're actually called courgettes but I can't stand the things and can't imagine what place they have in a muffin!
Your muffins are safe with me around, but did someone mention chocolate???
They add moistness to the muffins so no one suspects he's eating the nasty things! I'm in deep enough: no chocolate.In a pinch, I add applesauce in the same proportion as the unnamed vegetable, and it probably is the better choice. Doesn't anyone have anything better to do today than avoid the thread theme of CellCept?
Last edited by Doug; 07-13-2009 at 06:39 AM.
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Bah CellCept, what's to discuss?!
Food is always far more preferable a discussion than medication, I'm afraid those purple pills and blue/orange capsules don't get me salivating quite as much as talk of sweet treats.
Happy Canada Day everyone!
as the originator of this thread i reserve the right to change the direction of the theme away from sweet stuff(which i don't eat) to a more pressing personal dilemma.fish,chips and curry.the fat and calorific values are off the scale and it's definately a no no where cholesterol is concerned,but i miss it so much.also bacon and sausages.oh i'm drooling on the keyboard.got to go this is all getting too much.
john.
John- Isn't it the UK where deep fried Snicker bars originated? I mean, every bad thing didn't originate in the dear, old USA, though we Americans like to think so! Our contribution is the corndog: fatty sausage on a stick, dipped in a cornmeal batter (perhaps made with beer- these tend to be secret recipes, batter recipes!), and deep fried in fat! The only way to top it calorically speaking is to eschew the mustard, and eat it with Heinz catsup! Fish and chips are better, if only because fish tend not to contribute to the fat: I like to think of f&c as "health food"! Ha!Originally Posted by crackers
Last edited by Doug; 07-09-2009 at 04:38 AM.
doug,you've convinced me.fish and chips is health food.i can now stand in the queue in the chippy with a clear conscience.
john.
A belated thank you from a northern canuck. Here I am snacking on a chocolate covered vanilla icecream and I blame it on my son who had a wooden end of his icecream on his end and it got me thinking etc etc. It is a rare treat since I usualy don't eat chocolate that much anymore.
Jolanta
I sure could go for some deep fried hot dogs or maybe......hmmmm
I think a banana muffin with a miniature snickers bar added to the center while it is hot.
This morning I had a boring bowl of oatmeal with fresh raspberries added to it.
My husband asked how I could stand to eat oatmeal every morning. I showed him the handful of pills I had to take and explained I would rather eat oatmeal in the morning then to take another pill. It seems to keep me "regular" if you know what I mean.
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