[at-l] "Berry" Good Recipe Suggestions?

[thornel at attglobal.net (W F Thorneloe)]

Actually, that was exactly what I meant. The benefits and hassles of LNT 
should be much more topical than spurious claims about a variety of 
Presidents' IQs.

I didn't mean it to be a flame on Nina, only that we have to consider the 
unintended consequences of our actions. Nor did I intend for it to be a 
joke, as there are those who take LNT and watching out for our hosts (the 
flora and fauna) when we visit the trail.

Now, I'd be very keen for folks to pick blackberries by the side of roads 
and fences like I've always done. I get my blueberries from my backyard and 
favorite You Pick 'Em spot (Blueberry Patch). I even have the usual recipes 
for muffins, pancakes, cobblers and dehydrated berries that everyone else 
has. I really don't pretend to be a saint regarding berry picking, but I do 
limit myself to the occasional handful as I walk along. I try to bring the 
stuff I plan to eat along the trail.

BTW, I don't know that I've ever seen raspberries in Western Carolina, 
outside of gardens. Are they out there?

Bill....

<The IQ myth has been a big topic among psychiatric lists, as well as a 
couple of books that attempt to perform "psychoanalysis" on the current and 
previous President. There are ample reasons to like and dislike a number of 
candidates, but these are not ethical or ultimately credible ways to 
campaign. You can fool some of the people some of the time, but....(How 
does that go?)>

At 04:16 PM 7/15/2004 -0400, Bror8588@aol.com wrote:
>OK!  Do you mean to say that we humans who hike the trail(s) are not 
>animals?  Do we not deserve to partake of the bounty of berries?  I protest.