JennyLeah

@JennyLeah (190)

United States • Age 45

Joined myLot 17 years ago

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English Cucumbers

laglen @laglen (19759) • United States 28 Apr 08

I just received 5 English cucumbers and do not know what to do with them other than slice and eat. Any ideas?

cooking

veggies

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JennyLeah One of my favorite things to do with cucumber is to add it to water. You know, kind of like adding lemon to water? It's just as good, but different. Crisp, cool, and very refreshing. It's also nice if you add a little sprig of fresh mint, but just cucumber...

28 Apr 08

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Dean says either Clinton or Obama must drop out in June!

ctrymuziklvr @ctrymuziklvr (11057) • United States 28 Apr 08

Democratic Party Chairman Howard Dean said Monday that either Hillary Rodham Clinton or Barack Obama must drop out of the Democratic presidential race after the June primaries in order to unify the party by the convention and win...

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JennyLeah I think the person who needs to drop out is Howard Dean. Really, how dare he say that? The party isn't divided because of this race, the race is divided because of the party! Howard Dean's bias is clear in his response to Florida and Michigan (which, for...

28 Apr 08

Food of the gods......bacon sandwich

TinaP40 @TinaP40 (329) • Spain 3 Apr 08

I love bacon sandwiches especially first thing in the morning on really soft white bread, oh yum they really are food of the gods, do you agree?

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JennyLeah My two favorite sandwiches in the world both have bacon. One would be a classic BLT - on toasted sourdough bread, with real mayonnaise (homemade if you can swing it), especially with garden fresh tomatoes and a crisp, peppery lettuce like romaine or...

7 Apr 08

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Findlay Ohio

jiffys_frog_woman @jiffys_frog_woman (4050) • United States 24 Jan 08

any one here ever go to Findlay ohio High School? I went there in 2001 and some in 2002 . If you went there let me know .... Do some of you even know were findlay ohio is?

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JennyLeah Well, I know where Findlay is, anyway. :) In fact, my partner and I drive up there with some frequency being as we're the only rat rescue in the tri-state.

6 Mar 08

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I never realized how great Tide is

KatieS @KatieS (503) • United States 16 May 07

When my son was living at home, I always used Tide.If I used anything else he would get a rash. When he left home, it was instinct just to get Tide. But then I noticed some friends were using something less expensive and I decided...

tide detergent

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JennyLeah It's so funny to me that your son would get a rash if you used a brand other than Tide, because Tide has always given me a terrible rash! I have horribly sensitive skin, though. I still use "baby" detergents, which are crazy expensive, but they save me the...

8 Oct 07

Cookbooks...Use 'Em or Lose 'Em...

twoey68 @twoey68 (13627) • United States 28 Sep 07

Do you collect cookbooks? Do you ever use them? If you don't use them, can you bear to part with them? I have no less then 40 cookbooks for everything from Chinese dishes, Mexican dishes, downhome cooking, Holiday Meals, you...

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JennyLeah I love cookbooks. In fact, simply saying I love cookbooks does not begin to convey how strongly I feel for them. I have a good sized collection, and I'm always - let me repeat that so it gets the emphasis it deserves: ALWAYS - on the lookout for new ones. I...

8 Oct 07

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Have you ever forgotten to add a major ingredient when cooking?

Laurla98 @Laurla98 (786) • United States 21 Sep 07

I haven't done it thus far. But I was reminiscing with my mom the other day. She has done it twice that I"m aware of. Both times when she made cookies. The first time, she doubled the recipe...but forgot to double the flour. The...

forgotten to add major ingredients

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JennyLeah Once I made Rice Crispy treats, and for some reason halved the Rice Crispies. It was marshmallow overload, and made me feel sick. Another time, I wanted to make chocolate chip cookies, but we lacked chocolate chips. It was during a sleepover while I was 13...

25 Sep 07

Who's The Cook?

Malyck @Malyck (3425) • Australia 22 Aug 07

In your house, who makes most of the meals? Do you and your partner share the responsibility? Maybe your children or housemates cook some nights?

meals

shared responsibilities

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JennyLeah I do most of the cooking in our house. Or, at least, I do most of the experimenting in the kitchen. LOL! When I'm working, my partner does most of the cooking, because I'm working. On days that I'm off or when I'm not working, I cook. I love cooking and I...

22 Aug 07

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Green tomatoes?

cutepenguin @cutepenguin (6431) • Canada 20 Aug 07

Due to the rain this summer, we, and everyone around us, have a lot of green tomatoes in the garden that they say are not going to ripen. Because it is a community garden, we don't get very many of each thing (we don't want to be...

cooking

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JennyLeah Fried green tomatoes also make for an amazing BLT sort of "sandwich". Fry up some pancetta (American bacon doesn't work as well in this "sandwich" - it's a textural thing against the tomatoes), gather some arugula leaves, and layer them between two slices...

21 Aug 07

do you still use monosodium glutatmate for seasoning?

Hazel Funcion @Zelmarq (12585) • Cebu City, Philippines 24 Jul 07

In going to the grocery we used o but those big bags of MSG for seasoning. Mother use msg every time she prepares for our food, I told her to stop using Msg for there are bad side effects of MSG, shenow uses sugar instead of...

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JennyLeah I didn't know until recently that people ever used it in cooking at home. I thought it was a mass-production and Chinese restaurant thing only. I didn't even know you could buy it in the grocery store! My parents never cooked with it, and to the best of my...

18 Aug 07

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Do you get upset when a religion is called a cult?

sarahruthbeth22 @sarahruthbeth22 (43143) • United States 11 Aug 07

Am I the only one that gets very upset when a person of one religion calls another a cult.I was watching a show on ancient Rome and the "expert" called the religions Rome followed before Christianity a cult. I found that very...

ancient rome

religion

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JennyLeah I saw a speaker once who went on at length about religions and cults and where the differences lay. Several folks before me have already laid out the first definition of the word cult, but if you look it up on dictionary.com, you'll find that there's...

12 Aug 07

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Favorite type of soup?

wiccania @wiccania (3360) • United States 21 Jul 07

I'm currently working on developing recipes for a cookbook of soups, stews and chili. I'm just curious as to what type of soups and stews you like? Not looking for recipes, just general types. Do you prefer soup to be heavy on the...

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JennyLeah It's summer so I'm really digging cold soups recently. You can never go wrong with gazpacho, can you? And a good, chilled cucumber soup is always lovely. Carrot ginger soup is great too, because it's good hot or cold, so it's entirely versatile. I also...

11 Aug 07

if you could play any character in a stage musical, who would it be?

Galena @Galena (9110) 22 Apr 07

okay, we'll assume you can all sing and dance and act, although chances are we all can't. hehe. at the moment on TV we have two different reality TV programmes auditioning people for roles in Grease and Joseph. these are no doubt...

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JennyLeah I love this question, especially because I am an actor! :D I've been very lucky to play some pretty terrific roles in musical theater. My favorites to play are either huge character stretches, or some sort of technical challenge. I played Vibrata in A...

11 Aug 07

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potter mania

allah3 @allah3 (171) • India 31 Jul 07

What is truly disturbing about J.K ROWling's Harry Potter series is not that it happens to appeal so much to children but to children but that it happens to appeal so much to adults...

harry potter

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JennyLeah How is it disturbing that adults enjoy Harry Potter? I don't understand. Should adults not enjoy reading?

10 Aug 07

Disappointed in Book 7?

dinkle @dinkle (67) • United States 9 Aug 07

I for one, thought that as the final book in an outstanding series, Deathly Hallows was a little bit of a let down. Does anyone else share this feeling with me?

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JennyLeah Yes, and no. The way I see it... or at least, the way I read it, Deathly Hallows was more then anti-climax to the series than the main event. The books really don't stand alone after Chamber of Secrets, which makes Sorcerer's/Philosopher's Stone the only...

10 Aug 07

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2 Mormon missionaries came to my door.. scaring a Mormon!

fightingistheonlyway @fightingistheonlyway (2658) • Canada 7 Aug 07

the other day, 2 missionaries came to my door. they told me that they were spreading the word or something and i told them "im an atheist" and i was about to close the door when he asked why... and i said there is no...

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JennyLeah "Do you think missionaries are doing the right thing?" Well... no. And yes. While I won't deny that they're aggravating, and always come around at just the wrong moments, they're doing what their faith tells them they should be doing. That makes it right....

8 Aug 07

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Are You Follow Your Parents Religion?

fibonacciZZZ @fibonacciZZZ (488) • Indonesia 26 May 07

Are You Follow Your Parents Religion?

parents religion

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JennyLeah Technically, I suppose so. My family is Jewish, although they're not particularly observant. As Jewishness is passed on through the mother, I'm Jewish by default. I have my own beliefs that vary from traditional Judaism, but I manage to meld them in a way...

27 May 07