pets & rodents,Emergen C and Seitan - Hi Donna

[Guest guest]

Hi Donna and all,

 

Good for her ! I wish her the best !

 

I had got some of those Emer'gen C packages

the day before someone posted about them,

and I really like the stuff ! It's handy and

tastes better than my nasty vitamins. I went

back and bought a big box of the packets.

At the same heath food store, I found some

of that seitan. It was in BBQ sauce. I have

to agree with the people who said they didn't

like it ! I found the texture rubbery and

didn't like the taste either. Which is good, I

guess, since it was pretty expensive for a

small package !

Tina

 

 

 

, GeminiDragon

<thelilacflower> wrote:

> Ohhhh a lady at work has a opossum she rasied as an orphan. Found

him by his Mom that was hit by a car. He's a great lttle pet. She

has a big ranch style home 45 minutes out of Los Angeles and takes in

all stray pets she has found. She has a hawk, giant turtle and a

bunch of dogs, cats, and even a goat and pig..............Donna.

>

>ved]

[Guest guest]

Seitan is worth making by hand and not trying to get it to taste

like beef. Most delis do a terrible job with it.

 

I add bits to Japanese soups. It can be light and very nice tasting.

Some of Linda McCartney's frozen dinners use it. It should not be

rubbery.

 

, " Tina LeBouthillier "

<tinal999@h...> wrote:

>

> Hi Donna and all,

>

> Good for her ! I wish her the best !

>

> I had got some of those Emer'gen C packages

> the day before someone posted about them,

> and I really like the stuff ! It's handy and

> tastes better than my nasty vitamins. I went

> back and bought a big box of the packets.

> At the same heath food store, I found some

> of that seitan. It was in BBQ sauce. I have

> to agree with the people who said they didn't

> like it ! I found the texture rubbery and

> didn't like the taste either. Which is good, I

> guess, since it was pretty expensive for a

> small package !

> Tina

>

>

>

> , GeminiDragon

> <thelilacflower> wrote:

> > Ohhhh a lady at work has a opossum she rasied as an orphan.

Found

> him by his Mom that was hit by a car. He's a great lttle pet.

She

> has a big ranch style home 45 minutes out of Los Angeles and takes

in

> all stray pets she has found. She has a hawk, giant turtle and a

> bunch of dogs, cats, and even a goat and pig..............Donna.

> >

> >ved]

[Guest guest]

Ji Judy,

Do you have a recipe for maiing it? isn't it hard to

make?..................Donna

 

Judy <jkyrala2 wrote:

 

Seitan is worth making by hand and not trying to get it to taste

like beef. Most delis do a terrible job with it.

 

I add bits to Japanese soups. It can be light and very nice tasting.

Some of Linda McCartney's frozen dinners use it. It should not be

rubbery.

 

, " Tina LeBouthillier "

<tinal999@h...> wrote:

>

> Hi Donna and all,

>

> Good for her ! I wish her the best !

>

> I had got some of those Emer'gen C packages

> the day before someone posted about them,

> and I really like the stuff ! It's handy and

> tastes better than my nasty vitamins. I went

> back and bought a big box of the packets.

> At the same heath food store, I found some

> of that seitan. It was in BBQ sauce. I have

> to agree with the people who said they didn't

> like it ! I found the texture rubbery and

> didn't like the taste either. Which is good, I

> guess, since it was pretty expensive for a

> small package !

> Tina

>

>

>

> , GeminiDragon

> <thelilacflower> wrote:

> > Ohhhh a lady at work has a opossum she rasied as an orphan.

Found

> him by his Mom that was hit by a car. He's a great lttle pet.

She

> has a big ranch style home 45 minutes out of Los Angeles and takes

in

> all stray pets she has found. She has a hawk, giant turtle and a

> bunch of dogs, cats, and even a goat and pig..............Donna.

> >

> >ved]