SC - OP, OT - the religion of foods/food for thought?

Fri Nov 24 06:39:06 PST 2000

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In a message dated 11/23/00 12:00:58 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
margali at 99main.com writes:

> I suppose you could put the ingredients in 1 bowl in their 
> original grouping and still end up with the same results.
> margali
> 

I see the separate blendings as the creations of 3 separate flavors. Those 
now 3 distinctive flavors are then mixed together. There are many recipes 
which call for the mixing together of various ingredients in separate 
containers and then adding them together into a finished dish. Chemical and 
flavor changes would all be significantly changed if they were all blended 
together at once. My pumpkin pie recipe specifically calls for each 
ingredient to be mixed in separately before the next one and in the exact 
order they are given. If that is deviated from the resulting pie IS different 
from the original.

You have failed to persuade me. I still maintain that although the resulting 
dish would still be flavorful, it would be different from the original.
Ras
The test of good manners is to be patient with bad ones.- Solomon Ibn Gabirol

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<HTML>In a message dated 11/23/00 12:00:58 PM Eastern Standard Time, margali at 99main.com writes:
 
 
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 original grouping and still end up with the same results.
 margali
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 I see the separate blendings as the creations of 3 separate flavors. Those now 3 distinctive flavors are then mixed together. There are many recipes which call for the mixing together of various ingredients in separate containers and then adding them together into a finished dish. Chemical and flavor changes would all be significantly changed if they were all blended together at once. My pumpkin pie recipe specifically calls for each ingredient to be mixed in separately before the next one and in the exact order they are given. If that is deviated from the resulting pie IS different from the original.
 
 You have failed to persuade me. I still maintain that although the resulting dish would still be flavorful, it would be different from the original.
 Ras
 The test of good manners is to be patient with bad ones.- Solomon Ibn Gabirol</HTML>

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