SC - New Laurel on our List!!!

[Michael F. Gunter]

Have you seen the comedies where someone opens the closet door and stuff starts 
falling out?  That's my freezer compartment.  I keep having to jump back to keep 
frozen meat from landing on my toes. Reason:  I get paid once per month. I 
resupply at the first of the month, thus filling my freezer.  In the 
refrigerator, the oldest item is the whole, pitted dates I bought year before 
last at Christmas.  They really don't spoil. Wierdest?  Well, depends on what 
you find wierd.  No science projects right now.  I do have a bowl of 
Czech Sauerkraut Soup.  It was really good at a feast I attended, but when made 
with smoked beef (all I had on hand) is has a different taste. Lady Liadnan

On Mon, 15 Jan 2001 20:28:07 +1100 you wrote:

> 
> Hey folks,
> 
> I've just opened my fridge (almost explosively).  It's full of stuff from
> Fri Night's 30th Birthday party for me, old dried up bottles of Oyster Sauce
> (about 8 of em), 4 heels of bread, half-eaten birthday cake, etc... It's
> like a scene out of Friday the 13th.
> 
> Confess all.....Open up the fridge.....What's the oldest thing in
> there.....What's the weirdest thing in there.....Inquiring minds want to
> know.....
> 
> 
> A Voyeuristic Drake.....
> 
> ps.   Anyone got any Fridge horror stories?
> pps.  It's one of the most important tools of the cook, but who ever thinks
> of it...
> ppps. It's obvious, I'm bored. Anyone want to talk about Yuan Chinese
> recipes?
> 
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