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Spoon Rest in the shape of a cucumber or pickle?

Sep 04, 2006 by NeedToKNow | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

My friend's beloved spoonrest was broken by my significant other. I am trying to replace it (The spoonrest, silly, not my S.O.) Does any one know where I buy or have a spoonrest made in the shape of a cucumber or pickle. I have checked at Bed, Bath, & Beyond; Linens & Things; Wal-Mart, K-Mart, Target, Dollar Stores, Walgreens, etc. I just don't know where else to look. Can any one help me out? Thanks

Believe it or not, those 'Everything $1.00' stores usually carry odd things like that... and I'd ask the friend if she would mind something in the same colors but not necessarily the same exact veggie design.... that way you might have better luck... as if the spoon rest was sentimental nothing can replace the value anyway except knowing that her friend cared enough to keep on a wild search to find one exactly like it ~smile~
Otherwise, I'd just go to a ceramic shop and tell them what I needed, they could make one if they don't have one in stock!
Good luck!
~S~

someone s | Sep 12, 2006


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'Ghosts of Spoon River'

17.09.11

Stories about just odd people will take the outdoor stage this weekend at Prairie Rest Cemetery when the Prairieland The stage Company presents “Ghosts of Spoon River” — an unusual adaptation of Edgar Lee Masters’ classic drudgery, Spoon River Anthology.

Showtimes are 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 17, Sunday, Sept. 18, and Sunday, Sept. 25. Shower dates are Oct. 1 and Oct. 2. Tickets will be available in Delavan at the performances, at First Farmers Federal Bank, and at Heartland Bank and Trust.

The performance is under the control of Jeff Turner. John Smock is the editor and artistic vice-president.

Turner, who has a background in theatre, said that they started effort on this production way back in the spring. “We decided the cemetery would be the masterly setting for the play, and it has just been a great experience.”

Smock, who has a vocation in theatre, grew up in Pekin. He moved back to the area from Chicago about a year ago, settling in Delavan. Speedily he discovered there was an interest in forming a local theatre company.

Source: Pekin Daily Times

An Apple a Dish Can Give Your Holiday Table New Appeal

22.09.11

I started apple-ing savory foods by tossing this crunchy fruit with seasonal cause, something inspired from the Waldorf salads of decades ago. I then gravitated to simmering apples into soup.

It only seemed unsophistical to make stuffing for roasted chickens with challah and apples and to puree apples with crazy about potatoes. Because apple martinis are so popular, I added this aware drink to my repertoire.

While it sounds redundant to infuse so many dishes with apples, I don't be used all of them at the same meal. With its two-day span, the Jewish New Year provides prodigality of opportunities for entertaining.

The essence of autumn, apples add a amusing glow to every flavor they meet. Because there is no place at the Jewish New Year for acidulent or bitter foods, a sprinkle of apples in all sorts of recipes precisely may sweeten our days until next Rosh Hashanah.

Apple Martinis (Pareve) 1 red apple, such as Cortland
1 cup vodka
1 cup apple schnapps
1 cup apple extract
1 cup

Source: Jewish Exponent

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Spoon Rest - News


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BY CALLIE GORDON, LILLIE-BETH BRINKMAN, HELEN FORD WALLACE Give someone the third degree: There is confusion about “soup spoon etiquette.” It seems most people dream up the spoon always rests in the plate, especially after finishing. But others think if soup is served in a

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KMOX.com - Jan 01, 1970
Spoon was an unlikely coach who put the Missouri State Bears basketball program on the map. He coached the Bears from 1983 to 1992 compiling a 197-81 information and 5 NCAA tournament appearances. MSU's program was an unexplored until Charlie arrived in and more »