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What is buckthorn?! nt flamingdem Mar 2013 #1
See this link MineralMan Mar 2013 #2
That was really rude, MM. Someone asked a question, which you could have given madinmaryland Mar 2013 #14
That's the disgusting trend that DU has taken lately... Earth_First Mar 2013 #16
No. What I did was go find the information and post a link to it. MineralMan Mar 2013 #17
This message was self-deleted by its author Cleita Mar 2013 #19
Oh, I get it alright. MineralMan Mar 2013 #30
This message was self-deleted by its author Cleita Mar 2013 #31
Thanks for removing your post. MineralMan Mar 2013 #32
This message was self-deleted by its author Cleita Mar 2013 #34
Thanks for deleting your post. MineralMan Mar 2013 #35
This message was self-deleted by its author Cleita Mar 2013 #38
So far, I've had a fine life, thanks. MineralMan Mar 2013 #40
He was not rude or condescending. RebelOne Mar 2013 #41
This message was self-deleted by its author Cleita Mar 2013 #45
Anyone who says Google is your friend is arrogant, especially when flamingdem Mar 2013 #60
Look, it's a pile-on Quantess Mar 2013 #21
Plus, I answered the question with a link. MineralMan Mar 2013 #25
I think it's rude when people forget where they are Blecht Mar 2013 #43
The only trouble is that the Buckthorn at your link MineralMan Mar 2013 #47
And I for one am grateful.... haikugal Mar 2013 #80
My pleasure. Now, if I can just find MineralMan Mar 2013 #83
Dude! Why couldn't you have just posted this way back at the beginning of the thread. madinmaryland Mar 2013 #110
I posted a link that explains it all. MineralMan Mar 2013 #111
That's right Blecht Mar 2013 #112
It was rude and I let him know. I wrote that to keep the thread alive flamingdem Mar 2013 #59
Why was it rude? sibelian Mar 2013 #64
Always a smattering of self-righteousness JNelson6563 Mar 2013 #22
Oh, lots of people *like* me, but not [i]that[/i] way... MineralMan Mar 2013 #23
Did any of the people accusing me of snark MineralMan Mar 2013 #26
Oh, I forgot your love of lecturing. JNelson6563 Mar 2013 #86
Uff da! MineralMan Mar 2013 #88
the problem with DU is so many people refuse to treat it as a community La Lioness Priyanka Mar 2013 #37
My response to questions is usually to go to Google MineralMan Mar 2013 #39
i think that it seemed unnecessary to use google as you friend as a comment La Lioness Priyanka Mar 2013 #42
It's a good suggestion. MineralMan Mar 2013 #44
honestly, it's also the fact that people dont trust you La Lioness Priyanka Mar 2013 #51
I suppose some people don't trust me. That's fine. MineralMan Mar 2013 #52
i mean i dont think anyone will object to you finding them material and info La Lioness Priyanka Mar 2013 #55
Extrapolate away. I'll still be here. MineralMan Mar 2013 #56
Thanks for the link, Grey Mar 2013 #53
My pleasure. When I saw that "buckthorn" in the article, MineralMan Mar 2013 #54
I don't appreciate your snark. I wrote that to keep the thread alive ONLY flamingdem Mar 2013 #58
You posted a question. MineralMan Mar 2013 #61
For the future be aware that most people will not appreciate the google is your friend answer nt flamingdem Mar 2013 #66
For the future, as in the past, I will post as I please. MineralMan Mar 2013 #67
That's silly because obviously you don't get that you come across as flamingdem Mar 2013 #70
And still useful, too. MineralMan Mar 2013 #73
Not if it's just for your ego and not for the person you're answering nt flamingdem Mar 2013 #98
Did you click the link? MineralMan Mar 2013 #74
Just wondering, is there anybody here ashling Mar 2013 #65
You should have been the person to answer, tending to your thread flamingdem Mar 2013 #68
Wow! The poster of the original thread provided a lot of MineralMan Mar 2013 #72
Actually, several people have been discussing your OP. MineralMan Mar 2013 #69
Thanks. ashling Mar 2013 #75
I'm going to look into buying that book. I have a number of old cookery MineralMan Mar 2013 #77
I thought it was interesting how they put it all together ashling Mar 2013 #81
Yes. By analyzing residues, they could MineralMan Mar 2013 #87
You might be intersted in this book as well ashling Mar 2013 #84
Thanks. MineralMan Mar 2013 #91
This message was self-deleted by its author Quantess Mar 2013 #27
I posted a link to google images of sea buckthorn Quantess Mar 2013 #36
What, no Spam on the menu? Brother Buzz Mar 2013 #3
I'll bet pluck is in there pscot Mar 2013 #7
Pluck is pre-Spam in that it landed on the floor first before being swept up to make Spam Brother Buzz Mar 2013 #9
Linkie? Warpy Mar 2013 #4
Here nadinbrzezinski Mar 2013 #5
Thanks! Warpy Mar 2013 #6
Barley-Lentil pot with blubber sounds really good to me. hunter Mar 2013 #8
This is the sort of thing I LOVE. It's my own personal geek-dom KittyWampus Mar 2013 #10
I would totally eat wild mashed apples with sea buckthorn. Mmm! JaneyVee Mar 2013 #11
Sounds good, doesn't it? MineralMan Mar 2013 #18
link to an article Hestia Mar 2013 #12
does anyone know where to buy the book or who the authors are? cally Mar 2013 #13
I checked Google, but couldn't find it with that title. MineralMan Mar 2013 #89
Thanks. I checked using various book sites but couldn't find it cally Mar 2013 #107
I'll have the salted, dried sheep's rib steamed over birch branches LeftInTX Mar 2013 #15
I cook barley and lentils in soup today without the blubber. Cleita Mar 2013 #20
Blubber's hard to come by where I live, too. MineralMan Mar 2013 #29
It's part of the chemistry I suppose. The vegetables need Cleita Mar 2013 #33
I am only guessing here, that you could be wrong about both salt and pork. Quantess Mar 2013 #46
That is true. I don't know if the Vikings preserved pig meat MineralMan Mar 2013 #48
This message was self-deleted by its author Cleita Mar 2013 #49
They had smokehouses. That's how they preserved meat. n/t Cleita Mar 2013 #50
"Did somebody say blubber?" Poll_Blind Mar 2013 #24
Mmmm...blubber. xchrom Mar 2013 #28
Maybe it after they bring back extinct species we'll be able to buy aurochs filets union_maid Mar 2013 #57
In the immortal words of Andrew Zimmern: Buns_of_Fire Mar 2013 #62
Blubber dem in texas Mar 2013 #63
this is very interesting because it runs against what all the new fangled diets La Lioness Priyanka Mar 2013 #71
Yes. Grains and pulses were very important MineralMan Mar 2013 #76
Is there a link to this? Apophis Mar 2013 #78
the article is here La Lioness Priyanka Mar 2013 #79
Thank you. Apophis Mar 2013 #82
hard to get good blubber in the lower 48. HiPointDem Mar 2013 #85
That's true. I think it's hard to get even in Alaska. MineralMan Mar 2013 #90
I read somewhere that Crisco (in the can) is a reasonable substitute for whale blubber. Buns_of_Fire Mar 2013 #93
hmm -- strip o lean seems to be a georgia regionalism meaning fatback. HiPointDem Mar 2013 #94
She was from West Virginia. I'm sure it's the same stuff. Buns_of_Fire Mar 2013 #95
maybe it's just that the references i saw only mentioned georgia. also HiPointDem Mar 2013 #97
You're right -- "streak o lean" is what I was thinking of. Buns_of_Fire Mar 2013 #102
Blubber is a source of vitamin D also a good source of vitamin C lunasun Mar 2013 #113
As long as it isn't lutefisk. longship Mar 2013 #92
I actually enjoy lutefisk, and I'm only Norwegian by marriage. MineralMan Mar 2013 #96
The Danes eat "Beer Bread" a sort of inedible pudding. longship Mar 2013 #100
is this it? HiPointDem Mar 2013 #103
That's it. nt longship Mar 2013 #104
Goddammit! Vanje Mar 2013 #99
The thread moved on to MineralMan Mar 2013 #109
Here's a site I ran across about Viking cooking and food if anyone is interested. Cleita Mar 2013 #101
thank you! grasswire Mar 2013 #105
But if they had Barley and Lentil Hot Pockets with Blubber I wouldn't be able to buy them fast FSogol Mar 2013 #106
LOL MineralMan Mar 2013 #108
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