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Clansgian AT wmconnect.com wrote:
> You can even go back in time and have a medieval meal of bread and sop.  
> Peas, lentils, or fava beans were cooked into thick gruel, a sop, and eaten by 
> dipping pieces of bread into it.  Hence the word 'supper'.
>
> It's a mindset  to think that meals need be complicated.  Sometimes we have 
> suppers of bread and cheese, or cornbread and milk.
>
> "Now in Wang Lung's country, if a man had a stalk of garlic and a good piece 
> of wheaten bread to wrap around it, he had a good meal and needed no other ..."
> (from Pearl Buck's "The Good Earth")
>
> James   </HTML>

Mindset is too mild.  I prefer brainwashing.  If I want to eat boiled 
eggs for dinner along with a bagel and some peanut butter, why not??
Some of my favorite meals are simple..


And I have a question of my own..
I am looking for a good dip for pretzel sticks.  I want something 
different than the standard fare....any suggestions?

Bev

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