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Oh, and I believe there was copious amounts of butter involved. :p :stageright:

I saw Paula Deen make it once many years ago. I've never tried making it but I'd like to. She has a recipe on her website but it's not the way I remember it. It was a chicken and rice affair with sausage, carrots, celery, onion and seasoned with cayenne, paprika, and lemon as I recall. I can't...

Did you ever have Chicken Bog?

I used to live in Mobile. My profile page is a mess. I live in central PA now. Tofu is soy bean curd made by a culturing technique. It is a fairly natural process, and is believed to be instrumental in the longevity of people living in the "Blue Zone" of Okinawa. You can actually make curd...

Google "3abnplus healthy living" Select the episode titled "The Most Important Antioxidant" from playlist. Warm foot baths and Hop(s) tea (no caffeine added, obviously) about an hour before bed helps as well.

Hummus has even more tryptophan from the addition of the tahini (sesame paste/butter)! :Zek: If I lived near you I'd bring you some homemade!

I generally say that which I believe to be appropriate, Amigo. I have no superstitious fear of hyperbole. But thank you for your concern. I suspected you would react the way you did, but I cannot, in good conscience, conduct my affairs to suit your convictions. Superstition is one of the...

If the type of communication exhibited here is what comes from the love that is God: I'll take a heaping helping of the devil, please.

I tried making falafel for the first time years ago and it was a disaster. The chickpeas didn't get cooked all the way through. You have to soak them very well, unless you're using canned, which I've never tried. Air-fried definitely has a different texture than pan-fried but it's not bad at...

True, it would not be adequate for most folks, but we have many shut-ins here. And some are shut in for mental health reasons. "Let every man wherein he is called..." :)

Proverbs 30 5 Every word of God is pure: he is a shield unto them that put their trust in him. 6 Add thou not unto his words, lest he reprove thee, and thou be found a liar. 7 Two things have I required of thee; deny me them not before I die: 8 Remove far from me vanity and lies: give me...

In terms of "going by," as you say, I would have to say that I agree, in principle. But I do so love to observe as people overcome by the blood of the Lamb, and by the word of their testimony.

Maybe he'd prefer that you buy your own. :p

A lot of people in English-speaking countries have IBS and don't know it, so they can't take oats—especially if they're not cooked well. I lived better when I was as poor as a church mouse. It was no fun asking my community charity for help with the rent, but my arteries sure were cleaner. I...

I had to go on the vegetables some years ago for my health. Actually, it was the only thing I could find to fully reverse the crippling chronic depression and anxiety I'd had since I was about 7. I still have ups and downs like normal people, but I don't get really sad or anxious for no apparent...

And it's minty, too! :waves:

Oh, and if you want to heal your digestive tract from stem to stern, Slippery Elm Bark is like a miracle cure.

You wanna get a really good night's sleep? Switch again—this time to Catnip tea. ;)

I love soup and chowder! My wife is from Pennsylvania Dutch country and she told me about this Chicken Corn Chowder that I'd never heard of when we met in the Air Force in West Germany during the Cold War (the big one!). They didn't have it over there and she didn't know for sure how to make it...

So, is the godly love that we all need the kind that inspires people to rail on others for misspelling words? Is that what those who are not clones of JimB are failing to understand? "Duh!" Is that a greeting I might find between loving brethren in the Bible somewhere? I'm just trying to...