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eudaemonius

New Fudge Recipe! - History, Notes, and Commentary

Jul 11, 2007 15:35

Hashich Fudge

(which anyone can whip up on a rainy day)

This is the food of Paradise - of Baudelaire’s Artificial Paradises: it might provide an entertaining refreshment for a Ladies’ Bridge Club or a chapter meeting of the DAR. In Morocco it is thought to be good for warding off the common cold in damp winter weather and is, indeed, more ( Read more... )

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Alice B. anonymous July 12 2007, 22:35:54 UTC

Lesbian all the time...

Wouldn't YOU have to be high?

"Alice B. Toklas" is a "nickname" for pot brownies (of any sort.)

Um...or so I've heard.

Thom.

Re: Alice B. eudaemonius July 12 2007, 22:44:40 UTC

Really? I have never heard that, and well, after reading this tongue in cheek recipe from her, I can see why. The line about DRA (Daughters of American Revolution) and having the ladies over... Well I just started cracking up!

Um...did she say... anonymous July 12 2007, 22:38:24 UTC

"STONED dates"? Did she say STONED dates? I thought that came AFTER you plied some hunk with the treats...

Is this like sourdough where you have to use some of the old to make the new?

My step-mother used to make her own mayonnaise...but one of her ingredients was mayonnaise...

Re: Um...did she say... eudaemonius July 12 2007, 22:47:13 UTC

Well, not sure if you are being funny or not with the Stoned part, but stoned is in reference to taking out the pits or "stones" of the fruit. Many in modern cooking are not familiar with the term. All that being said...the use of stoned dates like a started for sourdough is VERY chucklesome! Chucklesome...is that a word? It is now! Write that down. HAHAHAH.