Searched web for olallieberry jam. Took me to SteveinLA. (Wipes away tear)

[mariadnoca]

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[barb_b]

Aww... I had a Steve moment last week. Searching through threads looking for Easter Rec; found a

few posts where he was on fire with his silly, dry humor.

 

[monj]

So true Barb! This is one of his classics--both the beets and the commentary....

This is a very good recipe--delicious. Do it in phases and it won't be so onerous. Would be pretty for Easter.

http://eat.at/swap/forum1/93878_A_Beast_of_a_Beet_Recipe_Roasted-Beet_&_Goat-Cheese_Terrine_with_Toasted_

 

[wigs]

I have been amazed at how much I've missed SteveinLA, charlie, Meryl, Moyn, Misplaced, Randi & who

else have I accidentally missed naming? I'll see one of their recipes and immediately remember each individual and unique personaliity that would shine through via their posts.

Easter is a good time to recollect and reminisce so thanks, MariaDNoCA & barb_b. Blessings to one & all.

 

[marilynfl]

**no, no, I NEVER put ground glass in my terrine, your Highness** That is SO STEVE!

 

[karennoca]

Marilyn, that is so funny. I will never forget the first time I made a beet dish and noticed that,

scared me silly. I actually called my Doctor's office in a bit of a panic, and the assistant so wisely asked me "what did you have for dinner last night?" I was so relieved in more ways than one!

 

[joe]

*sniff*

 

[barb_b]

Wigs, you beautifully articulated exactly what I have been feeling. Amazing how food can bring

us together, and have an everlasting memory.