Re: Mason Jar Quick Breads

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LOL, not if you use WIDE MOUTH jars!! Then, they slip right out onto your cutting board!I am working up a file for how to make them. Will post when I have uploaded it.

From: K <kamako@...>Subject: Re: Yippee! Date: Wednesday, February 9, 2011, 1:21 PM

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Has anyone used real cream in the vitamix for ice cream?

K

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Thanks for the tip! Off to freeze milk cubes ...

Deb

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I have wide mouth jars, but there is still an indentation - I look forward to your file! You're AWESOME - THANKS!

Blessings,Lea Ann SavageSatellite Beach, FL(321) 773-7088 (home)(321-961-9219 (cell)))><'>www.VitamixLady.comwww..com<))><

On Feb 10, 2011, at 11:16 AM, Berry wrote:

LOL, not if you use WIDE MOUTH jars!! Then, they slip right out onto your cutting board!I am working up a file for how to make them. Will post when I have uploaded it.

From: K <kamako@...>Subject: Re: Yippee! Date: Wednesday, February 9, 2011, 1:21 PM

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Has anyone used real cream in the vitamix for ice cream?

K

-- Re: Yippee!

Thanks for the tip! Off to freeze milk cubes ...

Deb

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If your jars have an indentation, you don't have true wide mouth jars! They should be totally straight. I think mine are Ball brand, but I will have a look. My favorite are the pint jars-just right for a loaf of bread, although I often use the jelly jars too. I am going to post some pics too. I just found a picture I have of some cooking in my solar oven in the wide mouth jars, but haven't figured out how to post it yet, lol

From: K <kamako@...>Subject: Re: Yippee! Date: Wednesday, February 9, 2011, 1:21 PM

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Has anyone used real cream in the vitamix for ice cream?

K

-- Re: Yippee!

Thanks for the tip! Off to freeze milk cubes ...

Deb

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Thank you, !FrannyOn Feb 10, 2011, at 10:16 AM, Berry wrote:

LOL, not if you use WIDE MOUTH jars!! Then, they slip right out onto your cutting board!I am working up a file for how to make them. Will post when I have uploaded it.

From: K <kamako@...>Subject: Re: Yippee! Date: Wednesday, February 9, 2011, 1:21 PM

<SENDER_EMAILkamako1.png>

Has anyone used real cream in the vitamix for ice cream?

K

-- Re: Yippee!

Thanks for the tip! Off to freeze milk cubes ...

Deb

[Guest guest]

Ita, Lee Ann - I've been thinking of planning a field trip to visit , just to observe her and learn from all that she does and knows. I figured that she wouldn't mind if I bring my camper and park it out in front of her house for about a week or so. I'll bring entertainment and everything! (eg., Scrabble, Boggle, dominoes, etc.) I'm sure that she won't even notice that I'm following her around with a video cam. I'll be so incognito... she won't even realize I'm there. Oh, and I'll bring my daughter, too, so that she can learn from 's daughter. Though my daughter is only 10, she's got a very clever and canny mind (which is what I have gathered 's daughter is very much like), and I imagine that Alice would have many good things to learn from 's daughter, as I would from . So. . Don't be surprised if I should up on your doorstep someday. (Only kidding. I would never do that to anybody. )FrannyOn Feb 10, 2011, at 10:29 AM, Lea Ann Savage wrote:

I have wide mouth jars, but there is still an indentation - I look forward to your file! You're AWESOME - THANKS!

Blessings,Lea Ann SavageSatellite Beach, FL(321) 773-7088 (home)(321-961-9219 (cell)))><'>www.VitamixLady.comwww..com<))><

On Feb 10, 2011, at 11:16 AM, Berry wrote:

LOL, not if you use WIDE MOUTH jars!! Then, they slip right out onto your cutting board!I am working up a file for how to make them. Will post when I have uploaded it.

From: K <kamako@...>Subject: Re: Yippee! Date: Wednesday, February 9, 2011, 1:21 PM

<SENDER_EMAILkamako1.png>

Has anyone used real cream in the vitamix for ice cream?

K

-- Re: Yippee!

Thanks for the tip! Off to freeze milk cubes ...

Deb

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Bring it on, Franny! You mentioned SCRABBLE????? I LIVE for scrabble. I actually am obsessive enough to even have a scrabble coffee table!!!!! We will leave the kiddies in the camper, and you and I will play the day away!!!

From: K <kamako@...>Subject: Re: Yippee! Date: Wednesday, February 9, 2011, 1:21 PM

<SENDER_EMAILkamako1.png>

Has anyone used real cream in the vitamix for ice cream?

K

-- Re: Yippee!

Thanks for the tip! Off to freeze milk cubes ...

Deb

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LOL - I've threatened the same thing :-) We've just missed meeting each other twice - lives within driving distance of Atlanta and I've been there twice doing shows. One of these days we'll meet in person I know (and I have tiny little "hidden" cameras ;-)!

Blessings,Lea Ann SavageSatellite Beach, FL(321) 773-7088 (home)(321-961-9219 (cell)))><'>www.VitamixLady.comwww..com<))><

On Feb 10, 2011, at 1:01 PM, Franny Lesniak wrote:

Ita, Lee Ann - I've been thinking of planning a field trip to visit , just to observe her and learn from all that she does and knows. I figured that she wouldn't mind if I bring my camper and park it out in front of her house for about a week or so. I'll bring entertainment and everything! (eg., Scrabble, Boggle, dominoes, etc.) I'm sure that she won't even notice that I'm following her around with a video cam. I'll be so incognito... she won't even realize I'm there. Oh, and I'll bring my daughter, too, so that she can learn from 's daughter. Though my daughter is only 10, she's got a very clever and canny mind (which is what I have gathered 's daughter is very much like), and I imagine that Alice would have many good things to learn from 's daughter, as I would from . So. . Don't be surprised if I should up on your doorstep someday. (Only kidding. I would never do that to anybody. )FrannyOn Feb 10, 2011, at 10:29 AM, Lea Ann Savage wrote:

I have wide mouth jars, but there is still an indentation - I look forward to your file! You're AWESOME - THANKS!

Blessings,Lea Ann SavageSatellite Beach, FL(321) 773-7088 (home)(321-961-9219 (cell)))><'>www.VitamixLady.comwww..com<))><

On Feb 10, 2011, at 11:16 AM, Berry wrote:

LOL, not if you use WIDE MOUTH jars!! Then, they slip right out onto your cutting board!I am working up a file for how to make them. Will post when I have uploaded it.

From: K <kamako@...>Subject: Re: Yippee! Date: Wednesday, February 9, 2011, 1:21 PM

<SENDER_EMAILkamako1.png>

Has anyone used real cream in the vitamix for ice cream?

K

-- Re: Yippee!

Thanks for the tip! Off to freeze milk cubes ...

Deb

[Guest guest]

Since I now know you ladies will have hidden cameras on me, I plan to don my leopard panties and give you quite a show!

From: K <kamako@...>Subject: Re: Yippee! Date: Wednesday, February 9, 2011, 1:21 PM

<SENDER_EMAILkamako1.png>

Has anyone used real cream in the vitamix for ice cream?

K

-- Re: Yippee!

Thanks for the tip! Off to freeze milk cubes ...

Deb

[Guest guest]

A Scrabble coffee table? That's awesome!! My husband hates to play Scrabble (but he won't hesitate to chime in when my mom, my daughter, and I play, lol), but since I was having to do all the hard work when giving birth to our first child (I had a natural birth in a hospital birthing center), I told him that he had to indulge me and play Scrabble with me between contractions. lol! yeah, the Scrabble game never did come out of the box that night. But he was game to play (and a perfect birthing coach,too!) if I wanted to, so he got big points for that. :)FrannyOn Feb 10, 2011, at 12:10 PM, Berry wrote:

Bring it on, Franny! You mentioned SCRABBLE????? I LIVE for scrabble. I actually am obsessive enough to even have a scrabble coffee table!!!!! We will leave the kiddies in the camper, and you and I will play the day away!!! From: Franny Lesniak <frannyfly@...>Subject: Re: Mason Jar Quick Breads Date: Thursday, February 10, 2011, 1:01 PM

Ita, Lee Ann - I've been thinking of planning a field trip to visit , just to observe her and learn from all that she does and knows. I figured that she wouldn't mind if I bring my camper and park it out in front of her house for about a week or so. I'll bring entertainment and everything! (eg., Scrabble, Boggle, dominoes, etc.) I'm sure that she won't even notice that I'm following her around with a video cam. I'll be so incognito... she won't even realize I'm there. Oh, and I'll bring my daughter, too, so that she can learn from 's daughter. Though my daughter is only 10, she's got a very clever and canny mind (which is what I have gathered 's daughter is very much like), and I imagine that Alice would have many good things to learn from 's daughter, as I would from . So. . Don't be surprised if I should up on your doorstep

someday. (Only kidding. I would never do that to anybody. )Franny

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Hmmm... maybe third time is a charm...On Feb 10, 2011, at 12:11 PM, Lea Ann Savage wrote:

LOL - I've threatened the same thing :-) We've just missed meeting each other twice - lives within driving distance of Atlanta and I've been there twice doing shows. One of these days we'll meet in person I know (and I have tiny little "hidden" cameras ;-)!

Blessings,Lea Ann SavageSatellite Beach, FL(321) 773-7088 (home)(321-961-9219 (cell)))><'>www.VitamixLady.comwww..com<))><

On Feb 10, 2011, at 1:01 PM, Franny Lesniak wrote:

Ita, Lee Ann - I've been thinking of planning a field trip to visit , just to observe her and learn from all that she does and knows. I figured that she wouldn't mind if I bring my camper and park it out in front of her house for about a week or so. I'll bring entertainment and everything! (eg., Scrabble, Boggle, dominoes, etc.) I'm sure that she won't even notice that I'm following her around with a video cam. I'll be so incognito... she won't even realize I'm there. Oh, and I'll bring my daughter, too, so that she can learn from 's daughter. Though my daughter is only 10, she's got a very clever and canny mind (which is what I have gathered 's daughter is very much like), and I imagine that Alice would have many good things to learn from 's daughter, as I would from . So. . Don't be surprised if I should up on your doorstep someday. (Only kidding. I would never do that to anybody. )Franny

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WooHoo! Then you would fit right in with the group of people that we go to music festivals (the kind where you camp for several days, sometimes weeks) with. We're known as the "Leopard Loungers". I've been trying to figure out how I'm going to power up my VM when we go camping without electricity. I'm positive that my VM is going to bring a whole new dimension to "camp cooking", don't you think?!FrannyOn Feb 10, 2011, at 12:14 PM, Berry wrote:

Since I now know you ladies will have hidden cameras on me, I plan to don my leopard panties and give you quite a show!

From: K <kamako@...>Subject: Re: Yippee! Date: Wednesday, February 9, 2011, 1:21 PM

<SENDER_EMAILkamako1.png>

Has anyone used real cream in the vitamix for ice cream?

K

-- Re: Yippee!

Thanks for the tip! Off to freeze milk cubes ...

Deb

[Guest guest]

Bring it on ... ;-)

Blessings,Lea Ann SavageSatellite Beach, FL(321) 773-7088 (home)(321-961-9219 (cell)))><'>www.VitamixLady.comwww..com<))><

On Feb 10, 2011, at 1:14 PM, Berry wrote:

Since I now know you ladies will have hidden cameras on me, I plan to don my leopard panties and give you quite a show!

From: K <kamako@...>Subject: Re: Yippee! Date: Wednesday, February 9, 2011, 1:21 PM

<SENDER_EMAILkamako1.png>

Has anyone used real cream in the vitamix for ice cream?

K

-- Re: Yippee!

Thanks for the tip! Off to freeze milk cubes ...

Deb

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I can actually solve your "how to power up" Franny! We are major campers too, and doing without electricity is not an option, no matter HOW remote of an area we are in! I got a couple of "power inverters" that you can charge up from home electricity or your car battery, and they will run small appliances! I found one of them on sale for 50 bucks at a Black and Decker store, the other I got at at a yard sale for 10 bucks!!! My teenager is very adept at camping and "roughing it", but NOT without her hair dryer and straightening iron! And I am not willing to go without kitchen gadgets! They are also great if you have a storm and lose power. We recently had just that very thing happen, but we were able to carry on as usual until the power came back on. I also have a solar power inverter, but it isn't strong

enough to run the Vitamix-great for recharging cell phones and stuff, though!

From: K <kamako@...>Subject: Re: Yippee! Date: Wednesday, February 9, 2011, 1:21 PM

<SENDER_EMAILkamako1.png>

Has anyone used real cream in the vitamix for ice cream?

K

-- Re: Yippee!

Thanks for the tip! Off to freeze milk cubes ...

Deb

[Guest guest]

My daughter and I play Scrabble almost daily. I homeschooled her through 6th grade, and Scrabble was a mainstay teaching tool. My family is spread out all of the world, and we all have the online version where we can play eachother. I have no less than 8 online games on the go at any given time. When I bought my ipad, I had a hard time convincing my 76 year old mother that she would like one too, but when I mentioned we could play Scrabble on it even though we are 700 miles apart, she jumped all over it...and we play daily! I made my coffee table from an old flea market beat up table, a scrabble game I found at a yard sale, and a piece of glass-whole thing cost me about 5 bucks to make, lol. It has a "lazy susan" center, so the board can be swiveled to each player.From: Franny Lesniak <frannyfly@...>Subject: Re: Mason Jar Quick Breads Date: Thursday, February 10, 2011, 1:01 PM

Ita, Lee Ann - I've been thinking of planning a field trip to visit , just to observe her and learn from all that she does and knows. I figured that she wouldn't mind if I bring my camper and park it out in front of her house for about a week or so. I'll bring entertainment and everything! (eg., Scrabble, Boggle, dominoes, etc.) I'm sure that she won't even notice that I'm following her around with a video cam. I'll be so incognito... she won't even realize I'm there. Oh, and I'll bring my daughter, too, so that she can learn from 's daughter. Though my daughter is only 10, she's got a very clever and canny mind (which is what I have gathered 's daughter is very much like), and I imagine that Alice would have many good things to learn from 's daughter, as I would from . So. . Don't be surprised if I should up on your doorstep

someday. (Only kidding. I would never do that to anybody. )Franny

[Guest guest]

You are reading my mind! LOL!

From: Franny Lesniak <frannyfly@...>Subject: Re: Mason Jar Quick Breads Date: Thursday, February 10, 2011, 1:01 PM

Ita, Lee Ann - I've been thinking of planning a field trip to visit , just to observe her and learn from all that she does and knows. I figured that she wouldn't mind if I bring my camper and park it out in front of her house for about a week or so. I'll bring entertainment and everything! (eg., Scrabble, Boggle, dominoes, etc.) I'm sure that she won't even notice that I'm following her around with a video cam. I'll be so incognito... she won't even realize I'm there. Oh, and I'll bring my daughter, too, so that she can learn from 's daughter. Though my daughter is only 10, she's got a very clever and canny mind (which is what I have gathered 's daughter is very much like), and I imagine that Alice would have many good things to learn from 's daughter, as I would from .

So. . Don't be surprised if I should up on your doorstep someday.

(Only kidding. I would never do that to anybody. )

Franny

[Guest guest]

now that is down right funny, Franny!

my husband was offered a job in europe recently and my first question was will

the vitamix work there?!

ammello

ps he didn't take it so i don't have to worry!

>

> WooHoo! Then you would fit right in with the group of people that we go to

music festivals (the kind where you camp for several days, sometimes weeks)

with. We're known as the " Leopard Loungers " . I've been trying to figure out how

I'm going to power up my VM when we go camping without electricity. I'm positive

that my VM is going to bring a whole new dimension to " camp cooking " , don't you

think?!

>

> Franny

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

In case the topic comes up again-YES, it will. With a power converter. However, airlines do NOT consider Vitamixes to be a child that can sit in your lap during the flight. Don't ask me how I know this....From: movieZombie <ammello@...>Subject: Re: Mason Jar Quick Breads Date: Thursday, February 10, 2011, 8:24 PM

now that is down right funny, Franny!

my husband was offered a job in europe recently and my first question was will the vitamix work there?!

ammello

ps he didn't take it so i don't have to worry!

>

> WooHoo! Then you would fit right in with the group of people that we go to music festivals (the kind where you camp for several days, sometimes weeks) with. We're known as the "Leopard Loungers". I've been trying to figure out how I'm going to power up my VM when we go camping without electricity. I'm positive that my VM is going to bring a whole new dimension to "camp cooking", don't you think?!

>

> Franny

>

>

>

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's right--the wide-mouth Ball jars have no shoulders. They're also the jars of choice for freezing for this very reason.

Re: Yippee!

Thanks for the tip! Off to freeze milk cubes ...

Deb

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Funny, I was JUST about to post about this. I looked at my VAST collection of jars today, and indeed some of the so called "wide mouth" ones DO have a shoulder (perfect word -I was going to call it a lip, lol) Some of my larger jars do have just such a shoulder, but the pint, 1/2 pints and some of the quart ones are totally straight, making it easy to dump out baked things. We do all sorts of "dinner-in-a-jar" recipes, and my daughter is crazy for "jar omelets" which we cook in our solar oven. She has frequent sleepovers with her non vegetarian friends and this way I am able to offer a selection of goodies for the meat eaters without crossing meat into my daughter's vegetarian stuff. "Pizza-in-a-jar" is a huge hit with the teenagers.

From: K <kamako@...>

Subject: Re: Yippee!

Date: Wednesday, February 9, 2011, 1:21 PM

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Has anyone used real cream in the vitamix for ice cream?

K

-- Re: Yippee!

Thanks for the tip! Off to freeze milk cubes ...

Deb

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I have the Ball wide mouth, and they have slight "shoulders." : /

Maybe there's wide mouth and then wider mouth?

I was trying to imagine my bread "slipping right out" and don't see that happening. Although I haven't tried it yet.Deb

From: <kareningotham@...>Subject: Re: Mason Jar Quick Breads Date: Thursday, February 10, 2011, 10:27 PM

's right--the wide-mouth Ball jars have no shoulders. They're also the jars of choice for freezing for this very reason.

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Note to self: Read all of the replies before replying. Disregard my earlier message that my Ball Widemouth have shoulders.

Thanks - I can't wait to try some of these ideas. If you write a book, I will be first in line to buy it.

Deb

From: Berry <berrywell@...>Subject: Re: Mason Jar Quick Breads Date: Thursday, February 10, 2011, 10:52 PM

Funny, I was JUST about to post about this. I looked at my VAST collection of jars today, and indeed some of the so called "wide mouth" ones DO have a shoulder (perfect word -I was going to call it a lip, lol) Some of my larger jars do have just such a shoulder, but the pint, 1/2 pints and some of the quart ones are totally straight, making it easy to dump out baked things. We do all sorts of "dinner-in-a-jar" recipes, and my daughter is crazy for "jar omelets" which we cook in our solar oven. She has frequent sleepovers with her non vegetarian friends and this way I am able to offer a selection of goodies for the meat eaters without crossing meat into my daughter's vegetarian stuff. "Pizza-in-a-jar" is a huge hit with the teenagers.

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I just "groped" one of my jars; the "business" portion of the jar is completely straight and there's a very slight indentation (more of a hesitation, really) to account for the thread for the lids (which I understand is called the "finish"). Given that successfully uses these jars for quick breads, it would seem that it makes no difference.

Re: Mason Jar Quick Breads

Date: Thursday, February 10, 2011, 10:27 PM

's right--the wide-mouth Ball jars have no shoulders. They're also the jars of choice for freezing for this very reason.

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Yea, mine says "Ball Wide Mouth", but has a slight "shoulder". I'll get online and see what I can find in the way of "no shoulder" wide mouth jars :-)

Blessings,Lea Ann SavageSatellite Beach, FL(321) 773-7088 (home)(321-961-9219 (cell)))><'>www.VitamixLady.comwww..com<))><

On Feb 10, 2011, at 10:52 PM, Berry wrote:

Funny, I was JUST about to post about this. I looked at my VAST collection of jars today, and indeed some of the so called "wide mouth" ones DO have a shoulder (perfect word -I was going to call it a lip, lol) Some of my larger jars do have just such a shoulder, but the pint, 1/2 pints and some of the quart ones are totally straight, making it easy to dump out baked things. We do all sorts of "dinner-in-a-jar" recipes, and my daughter is crazy for "jar omelets" which we cook in our solar oven. She has frequent sleepovers with her non vegetarian friends and this way I am able to offer a selection of goodies for the meat eaters without crossing meat into my daughter's vegetarian stuff. "Pizza-in-a-jar" is a huge hit with the teenagers.

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rofl!!On Feb 10, 2011, at 7:45 PM, Berry wrote:

In case the topic comes up again-YES, it will. With a power converter. However, airlines do NOT consider Vitamixes to be a child that can sit in your lap during the flight. Don't ask me how I know this....From: movieZombie <ammello@...>Subject: Re: Mason Jar Quick Breads Date: Thursday, February 10, 2011, 8:24 PM

now that is down right funny, Franny!

my husband was offered a job in europe recently and my first question was will the vitamix work there?!

ammello

ps he didn't take it so i don't have to worry!

>

> WooHoo! Then you would fit right in with the group of people that we go to music festivals (the kind where you camp for several days, sometimes weeks) with. We're known as the "Leopard Loungers". I've been trying to figure out how I'm going to power up my VM when we go camping without electricity. I'm positive that my VM is going to bring a whole new dimension to "camp cooking", don't you think?!

>

> Franny

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I get my jars from ACE hardware, which seems to have a better selection.

Funny, I was JUST about to post about this. I looked at my VAST collection of jars today, and indeed some of the so called "wide mouth" ones DO have a shoulder (perfect word -I was going to call it a lip, lol) Some of my larger jars do have just such a shoulder, but the pint, 1/2 pints and some of the quart ones are totally straight, making it easy to dump out baked things. We do all sorts of "dinner-in-a-jar" recipes, and my daughter is crazy for "jar omelets" which we cook in our solar oven. She has frequent sleepovers with her non vegetarian friends and this way I am able to offer a selection of goodies for the meat eaters without crossing meat into my daughter's vegetarian stuff. "Pizza-in-a-jar" is a huge hit with the

teenagers.