[Sca-cooks] Tonight on the Food Network - Biblical Foods
Linda Anderson
lpa1 at sunlink.net
Sun Mar 28 20:14:10 PST 2004
As a Gaia based worshipper, I thought the two hours on A&E were
interesting. Put it on mute and just watch the people grind the grain,
milk the sheep and goats, pattycake the dough and cook it. National TV
doesn't usually show first contact peoples doing what has to be done with
original grains. Thank your gods they did show that. I even started
drooling when recipes were suggested (with the grains and meat and honey
etc). Altho, I do wonder about their inference that honey was bad. Maybe
I had had too much chianti, but it seemed like the authors were saying that
natural honey was "unclean".
Personally, I'll eat anything that stands still long enough to be whacked
and cut up. Including fish.
Ask Heleen Greenwald (Philippa). She is constantly saying "TMI" (too much
information) about this former Pensylvania Game commission wildlife
biologist. <G>]
Linda Anderson
At 08:26 PM 3/28/2004 -0700, you wrote:
>Tried watching a bit of it, but I had to change the channel when they
>didn't know what "pulse" means! Sad really, I'm not even Christian but I
>can point out the things they got wrong in just the bit I watched.
>
>Maybe I should drag out some of my books and write a letter explaining the
>mistakes they made. But then again they probably wouldn't take to kindly
>to a Druid having to explain these things to them.
>
>Anyway, what did y'all on the list think of these two programs thay
>showed? Personally, I think that some of the people on this list should
>get together and make one, couldn't be any worse.
>
>Take It Easy,
>James P.
>
>
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