Kate and breakfast....Re: Had the chocolate...

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I've been thinking about french toast lately--so your daughter is lucky! What kind of bread do you use for it? I like to use a real heavy, dense bread that our grocery store bakery sells. This morning for breakfast for these three granddaughters I made fried potatoes, rye toast and a fried duck egg for each. We all enjoyed our breakfast especially since we've been having a lot of corn meal mush for breakfast. Now, I like corn meal mush but not as often as we've had it lately.hugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSersLife Sent: Fri, September 3, 2010 6:45:40 AMSubject: Re: Had the chocolate...

Yummers! You are inspiring me!I enjoyed my espresso Starbucks in myfrench press. I made cinnamon french toastfor my daughter this morning.Happy Anniversary on your Exodus!love to you both, Kate Had the chocolate...To: MSersLife > Had the chocolate this morning. Added a little bit of cinnamon > too – which > turned out great! Cinnamon alone, or together with clove, ginger > and bitter > orange (the spices used in Swedish gingerbread) is usually a > tasty addition to > hot chocolate, but I was a bit unsure if it'd work in this kind > of chocolate, > already rich in flavors. But it did. > > It was a good morning to have something extra for

breakfast too, > because > September 3 is the anniversary of our move from the west coast > of Sweden, to the > south parts, what we refer to as our own private Exodus... We > lived in that town > for only 2 years and 9 months, but it felt like a couple of > lifetimes. We REALLY > didn't like it there. This year we have extra reason to > celebrate that Exodus > too, as the company where is working, the one that is > closing down in this > city, is moving part of it's enterprise out west. And we are not > that intent on > moving in that direction again... 's boss asked her the > other day: "What > would it take for you to be interested in moving to the west > coast?" (they are > supposed to ask all employees that). answered: "That it's > relocated to the > east coast."...> >

love> /Reb; celebrating life in the non-west coast of Sweden...> > love and blessings,Kate

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I just use sort of oldish white bread; it seems to soak the egg/milk/cinnamonmixture in real well. Challah bread is the best to use, but I didn't have any ofthat.So, is the corn meal mush a product that you buy prepared, or do you somehowmake it from 'scratch'?Can you tell the difference, taste-wise between a chick and duck egg? I'mcurious, and have no idea!Your grandkids are blessed to have you!love, Kate Had the chocolate...> To: MSersLife > > > Had the chocolate this morning. Added a little bit of cinnamon > > too – which > > turned out great! Cinnamon alone, or together with clove, > ginger > > and bitter > > orange (the spices used in Swedish gingerbread) is usually a > > tasty addition to > > hot chocolate, but I was a bit unsure if it'd work in this > kind > > of chocolate, > > already rich in flavors. But it did. > > > > It was a good morning to have something extra for breakfast > too, > > because > > September 3 is the anniversary of our move from the west coast > > of Sweden, to the > > south parts, what we refer to as our own private Exodus... We > > lived in that town > > for only 2 years and 9 months, but it felt like a couple of > > lifetimes. We REALLY > > didn't like it there. This year we have extra reason to > > celebrate that Exodus > > too, as the company where is working, the one that is > > closing down in this > > city, is moving part of it's enterprise out west. And we are > not > > that intent on > > moving in that direction again... 's boss asked her the > > other day: "What > > would it take for you to be interested in moving to the west > > coast?" (they are > > supposed to ask all employees that). answered: "That it's > > relocated to the > > east coast."...> > > > love> > /Reb; celebrating life in the non-west coast of Sweden...> > > > > > love and blessings,> Kate> > > > > > > > love and blessings,Kate

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Corn Meal Mush is just cornmeal boiled like you would cream of wheat or something like that. I don't measure it so I can't tell you real directions. I just bring about 4 inches of water to a boil (with a little salt in it). Then I dump in corn meal and whisk it (because it lumps). Turn the heat down and cover it. Cook for about 5 minutes. Then it is served like hot cereal. We put butter, sugar and milk in it. My grandkids LOVE corn meal mush. lol It is really, really cheap:)Duck eggs are better than chicken eggs. Chicken eggs do have a darker yellow yolk. Duck eggs are larger and denser. I don't know how to really describe them to you but duck eggs are my favorite.hugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSersLife Sent: Fri, September 3, 2010 12:17:46 PMSubject: Re: Kate and breakfast....Re: Had the chocolate...

I just use sort of oldish white bread; it seems to soak the egg/milk/cinnamonmixture in real well. Challah bread is the best to use, but I didn't have any ofthat.So, is the corn meal mush a product that you buy prepared, or do you somehowmake it from 'scratch'?Can you tell the difference, taste-wise between a chick and duck egg? I'mcurious, and have no idea!Your grandkids are blessed to have you!love, Kate Had the chocolate...> To: MSersLife > > > Had the chocolate this morning. Added a little bit of cinnamon > > too – which > > turned out great! Cinnamon alone, or together with clove, > ginger > > and bitter > > orange (the spices used in Swedish gingerbread) is usually a > > tasty addition to > > hot chocolate, but I was a bit unsure if it'd work in this > kind > > of chocolate, > > already rich in flavors. But it did. > > > > It was a good morning to have

something extra for breakfast > too, > > because > > September 3 is the anniversary of our move from the west coast > > of Sweden, to the > > south parts, what we refer to as our own private Exodus... We > > lived in that town > > for only 2 years and 9 months, but it felt like a couple of > > lifetimes. We REALLY > > didn't like it there. This year we have extra reason to > > celebrate that Exodus > > too, as the company where is working, the one that is > > closing down in this > > city, is moving part of it's enterprise out west. And we are > not > > that intent on > > moving in that direction again... 's boss asked her the > > other day: "What > > would it take for you to be interested in moving to the west > > coast?" (they are > > supposed to ask

all employees that). answered: "That it's > > relocated to the > > east coast."...> > > > love> > /Reb; celebrating life in the non-west coast of Sweden...> > > > > > love and blessings,> Kate> > > > > > > > love and blessings,Kate

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hay it is all good it is all county,,,lady ..you got amish in you some place ...lol ..i wish you peace >>debbi brantSubject: Re: Kate and breakfast....Re: Had the chocolate...To: MSersLife Date: Saturday, September 4, 2010, 12:14 AM

Corn Meal Mush is just cornmeal boiled like you would cream of wheat or something like that. I don't measure it so I can't tell you real directions. I just bring about 4 inches of water to a boil (with a little salt in it). Then I dump in corn meal and whisk it (because it lumps). Turn the heat down and cover it. Cook for about 5 minutes. Then it is served like hot cereal. We put butter, sugar and milk in it. My grandkids LOVE corn meal mush. lol It is really, really cheap:)Duck eggs are better than chicken eggs. Chicken eggs do have a darker yellow yolk. Duck eggs are larger and denser. I don't know how to really describe them to you but duck eggs are my favorite.hugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. From:

"katelloydkidz@..." To: MSersLife Sent: Fri, September 3, 2010 12:17:46 PMSubject: Re: Kate and breakfast....Re: Had the chocolate...

I just use sort of oldish white bread; it seems to soak the egg/milk/cinnamonmixture in real well. Challah bread is the best to use, but I didn't have any ofthat.So, is the corn meal mush a product that you buy prepared, or do you somehowmake it from 'scratch'?Can you tell the difference, taste-wise between a chick and duck egg? I'mcurious, and have no idea!Your grandkids are blessed to have you!love, Kate Had the chocolate...> To: MSersLife > > > Had the chocolate this morning. Added a little bit of cinnamon > > too – which > > turned out great! Cinnamon alone, or together with clove, > ginger > > and bitter > > orange (the spices used in Swedish gingerbread) is usually a > > tasty addition to > > hot chocolate, but I was a bit unsure if it'd work in this > kind > > of chocolate, > > already rich in flavors. But it did. > > > > It was a good morning to have

something extra for breakfast > too, > > because > > September 3 is the anniversary of our move from the west coast > > of Sweden, to the > > south parts, what we refer to as our own private Exodus... We > > lived in that town > > for only 2 years and 9 months, but it felt like a couple of > > lifetimes. We REALLY > > didn't like it there. This year we have extra reason to > > celebrate that Exodus > > too, as the company where is working, the one that is > > closing down in this > > city, is moving part of it's enterprise out west. And we are > not > > that intent on > > moving in that direction again... 's boss asked her the > > other day: "What > > would it take for you to be interested in moving to the west > > coast?" (they are > > supposed to ask

all employees that). answered: "That it's > > relocated to the > > east coast."...> > > > love> > /Reb; celebrating life in the non-west coast of Sweden...> > > > > > love and blessings,> Kate> > > > > > > > love and blessings,Kate

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lol... I don't know if I have Amish in me anywhere..... But I do know I have Pennsylvania Dutch from my Grandma Weagar. hugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSersLife Sent: Fri, September 3, 2010 5:24:43 PMSubject: Re: Kate and breakfast....Re: Had the chocolate...

hay it is all good it is all county,,,lady ..you got amish in you some place ...lol ..i wish you peace >>debbi brantSubject: Re: Kate and breakfast....Re: Had the chocolate...To: MSersLife Date: Saturday, September 4, 2010, 12:14 AM

Corn Meal Mush is just cornmeal boiled like you would cream of wheat or something like that. I don't measure it so I can't tell you real directions. I just bring about 4 inches of water to a boil (with a little salt in it). Then I dump in corn meal and whisk it (because it lumps). Turn the heat down and cover it. Cook for about 5 minutes. Then it is served like hot cereal. We put butter, sugar and milk in it. My grandkids LOVE corn meal mush. lol It is really, really cheap:)Duck eggs are better than chicken eggs. Chicken eggs do have a darker yellow yolk. Duck eggs are larger and denser. I don't know how to really describe them to you but duck eggs are my favorite.hugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. From:

"katelloydkidz@..." To: MSersLife Sent: Fri, September 3, 2010 12:17:46 PMSubject: Re: Kate and breakfast....Re: Had the chocolate...

I just use sort of oldish white bread; it seems to soak the egg/milk/cinnamonmixture in real well. Challah bread is the best to use, but I didn't have any ofthat.So, is the corn meal mush a product that you buy prepared, or do you somehowmake it from 'scratch'?Can you tell the difference, taste-wise between a chick and duck egg? I'mcurious, and have no idea!Your grandkids are blessed to have you!love, Kate Had the chocolate...> To: MSersLife > > > Had the chocolate this morning. Added a little bit of cinnamon > > too – which > > turned out great! Cinnamon alone, or together with clove, > ginger > > and bitter > > orange (the spices used in Swedish gingerbread) is usually a > > tasty addition to > > hot chocolate, but I was a bit unsure if it'd work in this > kind > > of chocolate, > > already rich in flavors. But it did. > > > > It was a good morning to have

something extra for breakfast > too, > > because > > September 3 is the anniversary of our move from the west coast > > of Sweden, to the > > south parts, what we refer to as our own private Exodus... We > > lived in that town > > for only 2 years and 9 months, but it felt like a couple of > > lifetimes. We REALLY > > didn't like it there. This year we have extra reason to > > celebrate that Exodus > > too, as the company where is working, the one that is > > closing down in this > > city, is moving part of it's enterprise out west. And we are > not > > that intent on > > moving in that direction again... 's boss asked her the > > other day: "What > > would it take for you to be interested in moving to the west > > coast?" (they are > > supposed to ask

all employees that). answered: "That it's > > relocated to the > > east coast."...> > > > love> > /Reb; celebrating life in the non-west coast of Sweden...> > > > > > love and blessings,> Kate> > > > > > > > love and blessings,Kate

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amish ...i wish you peace >>debbi brantSubject: Re: Kate and breakfast....Re: Had the chocolate...To: MSersLife Date: Saturday, September 4, 2010, 12:14 AM

Corn Meal Mush is just cornmeal boiled like you would cream of wheat or something like that. I don't measure it so I can't tell you real directions. I just bring about 4 inches of water to a boil (with a little salt in it). Then I dump in corn meal and whisk it (because it lumps). Turn the heat down and cover it. Cook for about 5 minutes. Then it is served like hot cereal. We put butter, sugar and milk in it. My grandkids LOVE corn meal mush. lol It is really, really cheap:)Duck eggs are better than chicken eggs. Chicken eggs do have a darker yellow yolk. Duck eggs are larger and denser. I don't know how to really describe them to you but duck eggs are my favorite.hugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. From:

"katelloydkidz@..." To: MSersLife Sent: Fri, September 3, 2010 12:17:46 PMSubject: Re: Kate and breakfast....Re: Had the chocolate...

I just use sort of oldish white bread; it seems to soak the egg/milk/cinnamonmixture in real well. Challah bread is the best to use, but I didn't have any ofthat.So, is the corn meal mush a product that you buy prepared, or do you somehowmake it from 'scratch'?Can you tell the difference, taste-wise between a chick and duck egg? I'mcurious, and have no idea!Your grandkids are blessed to have you!love, Kate Had the chocolate...> To: MSersLife > > > Had the chocolate this morning. Added a little bit of cinnamon > > too – which > > turned out great! Cinnamon alone, or together with clove, > ginger > > and bitter > > orange (the spices used in Swedish gingerbread) is usually a > > tasty addition to > > hot chocolate, but I was a bit unsure if it'd work in this > kind > > of chocolate, > > already rich in flavors. But it did. > > > > It was a good morning to have

something extra for breakfast > too, > > because > > September 3 is the anniversary of our move from the west coast > > of Sweden, to the > > south parts, what we refer to as our own private Exodus... We > > lived in that town > > for only 2 years and 9 months, but it felt like a couple of > > lifetimes. We REALLY > > didn't like it there. This year we have extra reason to > > celebrate that Exodus > > too, as the company where is working, the one that is > > closing down in this > > city, is moving part of it's enterprise out west. And we are > not > > that intent on > > moving in that direction again... 's boss asked her the > > other day: "What > > would it take for you to be interested in moving to the west > > coast?" (they are > > supposed to ask

all employees that). answered: "That it's > > relocated to the > > east coast."...> > > > love> > /Reb; celebrating life in the non-west coast of Sweden...> > > > > > love and blessings,> Kate> > > > > > > > love and blessings,Kate

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Nice...corn mush sounds like a bargain to make, and isdelish! When my tummy settles, sounds like somethingI'd like to try. Ever put a bit of maple syrup in it? Just a thought.I wish I lived near you, I'd love to have a duck egg, fresh fromthe farm! Sounds yummy, and I'd like to have the opportunityto do a comparison.love to you, my farming friend,Kate Had the chocolate...> > To: MSersLife > > > > > Had the chocolate this morning. Added a little bit of > cinnamon > > > too – which > > > turned out great! Cinnamon alone, or together with clove, > > ginger > > > and bitter > > > orange (the spices used in Swedish gingerbread) is usually a > > > tasty addition to > > > hot chocolate, but I was a bit unsure if it'd work in this > > kind > > > of chocolate, > > > already rich in flavors. But it did. > > > > > > It was a good morning to have something extra for breakfast > > too, > > > because > > > September 3 is the anniversary of our move from the west > coast > > > of Sweden, to the > > > south parts, what we refer to as our own private Exodus... > We > > > lived in that town > > > for only 2 years and 9 months, but it felt like a couple of > > > lifetimes. We REALLY > > > didn't like it there. This year we have extra reason to > > > celebrate that Exodus > > > too, as the company where is working, the one that is > > > closing down in this > > > city, is moving part of it's enterprise out west. And we are > > not > > > that intent on > > > moving in that direction again... 's boss asked her the > > > other day: "What > > > would it take for you to be interested in moving to the west > > > coast?" (they are > > > supposed to ask all employees that). answered: "That > it's > > > relocated to the > > > east coast."...> > > > > > love> > > /Reb; celebrating life in the non-west coast of Sweden...> > > > > > > > > > love and blessings,> > Kate> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > love and blessings,> Kate> > > > > > > > love and blessings,Kate

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