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Wealthmiser suggests we just skip Christmas this year and get to the bubbly part of the calendar
 
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Vanilla Vodka
 
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Recipes for this week
 
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FruGal's Fish n'Chips
 
Gold
 
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Victory Garden Pickling Spice
 
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Coal Grilled Mushrooms
 
FruGal is a sucker for these sweet things
 
The Gold Medal Diet
 
Learning to Stir Fry
 
A nice peppery concoction to cool you off, and give a little relief from the market...
 
This is what I ate, ate, ate today...
 
Lutein Rich Lunch -- Pennies Per Munch!
 
Cheapskate's Kir Royale
 
It's green like money, takes little of the green stuff to make it, and it is a foodacuetical... cheap medicine!
 
I am going to erect a lemonade stand at the entrance to my street and sell this to every ninny on a golf cart and gator too lazy to jog in this heat.
 
Aunt Bea's Pear Butter
 
Mrs. Buttons Exchange Rate Veggie Burger
 
Down Jane's
 
Money Hungry
August 20, 2008

THEY SAY FISH IS BRAIN FOOD

Given what we've seen so far this summer, looks like the guys that move our markets are in dire need of it.

I like ceviche... it doesn’t use oil or nattie gas or coal. Ed Begley Jr. would approve… like I need a nod from that eco-geek in a bike helmet.
Ceviche (To let sit)
2 lbs of firm, fresh red snapper fillets, cut into 1/2 inch pieces, completely deboned
1/2 cup of fresh squeezed lime juice
1/2 cup of fresh squeezed lemon juice
1/2 purple onion, finely diced
1 cup of fresh peeled, seeded, and chopped tomatoes
2 teaspoons of salt
Dash of Tabasco or a few grains of cayenne pepper
Cilantro
In a Pyrex or ceramic dish, place the fish, onion, tomatoes, salt, Tabasco.
Cover with lime and lemon juice…
Let sit covered in the refrigerator for an hour, stir, making sure more of the fish gets exposed to the acidic lime and lemon juices.
Let sit for several hours, giving time for the flavors to blend.
Serve with a white burgundy and tossed salad… crusty bread, and gratitude.

Mrs. Buttons


 

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