Re: Re: Egg Nog Ice Cream (LSCDL Recipe)

[Guest guest]

> At 06:57 AM 3/25/2008, you wrote:

>> Sounds yummy!

I agree.

Just out of curiosity, have you ever tried whipping up the whites and

adding them in to make it an egg nog frozen mousse-type object?

And if so, what was your impression? Also good, not as good, etc.?

>>can you direct me to the Pecan Meringue Cookies?

>

> Would you be surprised to find out those are one of mine, also?

Of course not.

They do sound yummy, however.

Speaking of recipes, do you have your red lentil meat chili

recipe - I think I might try red lentils soon - and I'm just

wondering if there is anything I need to know about

the ways in which lentils are different than kidney beans -

the way I used to make them.

BTW, do legumes like lentils and beans contain much

fructose? Anyone know how to find out?

TIA,

Mara

[Guest guest]

At 02:52 PM 3/25/2008, you wrote:

Just out of curiosity, have you

ever tried whipping up the whites and adding them in to make it an egg

nog frozen mousse-type object? And if so, what was your impression? Also

good, not as good, etc.?

It's good, a little lighter, but I don't do it when serving it to

Outsiders. They get nervous over the raw egg whites, even though I use

pastured eggs. (I haven't been able to find pasteurized eggs that aren't

WAY over my budget.)

>> Speaking of recipes, do you have your red lentil meat chili

recipe - I think I might try red lentils soon - and I'm just wondering if

there is anything I need to know about the ways in which lentils are

different than kidney beans - the way I used to make them. <<

Is this the stove top one with ground beef, or the crock-pot one with

stew meat? The former uses whole lentils, the latter uses split red

lentils.

>> BTW, do legumes like lentils and beans contain much fructose?

Anyone know how to find out? <<

I know that, relatively speaking, they are high in carbohydrates. I have

never gone looking to see what the breakdown of it is.was.

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