Weekend six

[traca]

Janet, I'd like that recipe. Would you mind posting? Sounds lovely.

 

[angak]

thanks for the heads up on Rich Man, Poor Man. I loved that mini series.

 

[angak]

Great recipes and the link too. thanks! If anyone has rhubarb, this can be added into the mix of

fruits for a nice tart surprise.

 

[angak]

tell DH I caught a 20 inch rainbow on saturday---and had to throw it back. darn regs. see link for

previous post on trout

http://eat.at/swap/forum/index.php?action=display&forumid=1&msgid=150402

 

[amanda_pennsylvania]

Good luck!

 

[dawnnys]

Yes, me too. I made corn pancakes one summer, I think they had zucc in there too. TIA

 

[florisandy]

That's a shame Ang, but at least you have bragging rights to "the one that got away"

 

[joe]

Traca and Dawn, it's down in the Zucchini thread.

 

[curious1]

That sounds bigger than what one gets in a restaurant, what are the regulations?

 

[angak]

regs at link, page 49 for lower kenai river. 1 per day, under 18 inches. we grow em big up here

http://www.sf.adfg.state.ak.us/Static/Statewide/regulations/southcentral/SCkenai.pdf

 

[angak]

we can keep 1 per year over 20 inches, so I could have kept that one, but chances are

I could get an even bigger one later this year, so we get fussy about which one to keep.

 

[joe]

Oh, it was great, and the first mini-series in the US. Even before "Roots." I loved Susan Blakely..

Whatever happened to her?

 

[orchid]

Are you sure before Roots? OK, I'll go Google. but I don't think so.

 

[orchid]

Why in the world would I question you? Should have Googled before

speaking! Rich Man Poor Man...1976. Roots...1977.

 

[angak]

OK, when did The Thornbirds air?

 

[orchid]

Ah yes, Thornbirds. I couldn't wrap by head around that one. Don't

really know why. 1983

 

[curious1]

Ahh, I get it. But you know Ang, a bird in the hand...or is that a fish in the net? smileys/wink.gif

 

[angak]

got that right---cuz, we had beef fajitas for dinner instead of trout almondine. and

I doubt that I'll be fishing for any rainbows again this year---this one was actually hijacked, we were fishing for salmon and it grabbed the hook.

 

[joe]

Yes, why? LOL, I remember it being advertised as "the first novel for television." It ran weekly.

Later, "Roots" created a sensation by running for 8 consecutive nights. This was before VCR's and I remember trying to trade my evening restaurant shifts so I could watch it.