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Suze Fisher wrote:

> This is a wonderful mouth-watering article on sauerkraut that was posted to

> the chapter leader list. Who knew there were so many kinds? And mixed with

> so many different animal foods or cooked in wine or beer? Yummmmmm....

Suze:

Thanks so much for alerting us to this great article! I love NY Times food

articles and it's especially wonderful to read one that focuses on NT-friendly

food!

Tom

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My favorite quote:

" It may sound weird, but it tastes great, as does his

luxurious take on choucroute garnie. He stews freshly made

choucroute in duck fat for two hours or more with an

innovative mix of spices that include cloves and serves it

with tiny cinnamon- and nutmeg-flavored blood sausages, a

slice of gently smoked pan-fried foie gras and succulent

bite-size morsels of suckling pig edged with chewy

crackling. "

<salivating>

Uh, Suze, WHEN ARE WE GOING TO ALSACE!?!??? My goodness, I think it's

time for an NT field trip...the 2005 conference should be held there.

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> " It may sound weird, but it tastes great, as does his

>luxurious take on choucroute garnie. He stews freshly made

>choucroute in duck fat for two hours or more with an

>innovative mix of spices that include cloves and serves it

>with tiny cinnamon- and nutmeg-flavored blood sausages, a

>slice of gently smoked pan-fried foie gras and succulent

>bite-size morsels of suckling pig edged with chewy

>crackling. "

Good god! I wasn't going to read the article, not being a huge sauerkraut

fan, but that sounds extraordinary!

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> Good god! I wasn't going to read the article, not being a huge sauerkraut

> fan, but that sounds extraordinary!

>

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You can say that again! Wanna be my date on a gluttony run in Alsace?

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> Re: Across the Rhine, Sauerkraut Is Even Sweeter

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>My favorite quote:

>

> " It may sound weird, but it tastes great, as does his

>luxurious take on choucroute garnie. He stews freshly made

>choucroute in duck fat for two hours or more with an

>innovative mix of spices that include cloves and serves it

>with tiny cinnamon- and nutmeg-flavored blood sausages, a

>slice of gently smoked pan-fried foie gras and succulent

>bite-size morsels of suckling pig edged with chewy

>crackling. "

>

><salivating>

>

>Uh, Suze, WHEN ARE WE GOING TO ALSACE!?!??? My goodness, I think it's

>time for an NT field trip...the 2005 conference should be held there.

>

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Wouldn't THAT be amazing?? Half us probably wouldn't come back after eating

like that. LOL!

Suze Fisher

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Weston A. Price Foundation Chapter Leader, Mid Coast Maine

http://www.westonaprice.org

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