[F] Pterry signing in Leeds
Dilesj
becoming [ANNOUNCE] in the not too distant future. Maybe.
Anyway, my attention was caught by this little snippet of information
re the T5E signing tour:
>Saturday 13th November
>
>12.00-1.00pm
>Borders, 94-96 Briggate, Leeds
>
So, anyone else likely to be there? Any chance of this developing
into a meet of any kind? I was thinking of a kind of afternoon get
together, but it could develop into an evening do (what can I say,
I'm easily led). If anyone is interested, and knows a good place
to go (I don't live in Leeds, it's just the nearest place on the tour),
then let me know. If there's enough interest, I'll get back to you.
(Well, no, I'll get back to you anyway. If there's enough interest,
I'll get back to you with more details.)
Diane J.
(This probably isn't a good time to mention the ORG-Y, is it?)
--
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Pam Harrison
> Anyway, my attention was caught by this little snippet of information
> re the T5E signing tour:
>
> >Saturday 13th November
> >
> >12.00-1.00pm
> >Borders, 94-96 Briggate, Leeds
> >
>
> So, anyone else likely to be there?
I'll definitely be there *grin* and I think the signing is likely to take
considerably more than an hour.
> Any chance of this developing
> into a meet of any kind? I was thinking of a kind of afternoon get
> together, but it could develop into an evening do (what can I say,
> I'm easily led). If anyone is interested, and knows a good place
> to go (I don't live in Leeds, it's just the nearest place on the tour),
> then let me know. If there's enough interest, I'll get back to you.
> (Well, no, I'll get back to you anyway. If there's enough interest,
> I'll get back to you with more details.)
So far there is quite a large group of afpers planning to meet in Leeds
at/after the signing - mainly coming to "support" me I think - venue not
arranged therefore no announcement yet. I will be in Leeds later this week
and shall have a look round.
*hugs*
---
Pam xxx
Naomi
<pam.ha...@cwcom.net> writes
>So far there is quite a large group of afpers planning to meet in Leeds
>at/after the signing - mainly coming to "support" me I think -
We're just going to ask the *author* of Nanny's cookbook to sign it for
us (grin).
Level of support is dependant on the amounts of Dime cake provided
(grin).
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>
> In article <9mvK3.8414$5Z5.77649@news1-hme0>, Pam Harrison
Why does the second part of that Message-ID look like a football score?
> <pam.ha...@cwcom.net> writes
> >So far there is quite a large group of afpers planning to meet in
> >Leeds at/after the signing - mainly coming to "support" me I think -
[snip]
> Level of support is dependant on the amounts of Dime cake provided
> (grin).
Mmmm, Dime cake!
Naomi, that's a cruel thing to do to someone who hasn't had Dime cake
for 'far too long'(tm) :-)
--
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At Home...
Pam Harrison
Andy Fawcett <t...@lspace.org> wrote in message
news:37FF0629...@lspace.org...
> Naomi wrote:
> > Level of support is dependant on the amounts of Dime cake provided
> > (grin).
>
> Mmmm, Dime cake!
>
> Naomi, that's a cruel thing to do to someone who hasn't had Dime cake
> for 'far too long'(tm) :-)
>
Okay my dears - hint taken. Next time we are all together a Dime cake shall
make an appearance though knowing you lot it won't last long *g*
---
Pam xxx
mist
*snip*
>
>Mmmm, Dime cake!
>
>Naomi, that's a cruel thing to do to someone who hasn't had Dime cake
>for 'far too long'(tm) :-)
>
Erm... What's a Dime Cake?
--
Mist.
Suzi
(pam.ha...@cwcom.net) wibbled...
> Andy Fawcett <t...@lspace.org> wrote in message
> news:37FF0629...@lspace.org...
[Snip]
> > Mmmm, Dime cake!
> >
> > Naomi, that's a cruel thing to do to someone who hasn't had Dime cake
> > for 'far too long'(tm) :-)
>
> Okay my dears - hint taken. Next time we are all together a Dime cake shall
> make an appearance though knowing you lot it won't last long *g*
<bounce>.... mmmmmmm.... I look forward to it! <g>
Suzi
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Naomi
writes
>Mmmm, Dime cake!
Just a thought: If there ever happened to be a 'Nanny Ogg's Cookbook
Mark 2' it'd have to include Dime Cake for obvious reasons but what
would she call it?
Pam Harrison
mist <li...@misthaven.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:AQOIcDAqy1$3E...@misthaven.demon.co.uk...
It is a desert full of calories made with a jap biscuit base (meringue with
ground hazelnuts) lashings of double cream, butter, chocolate and various
other ingredients to harden your arteries, and several crushed Dime bars.
It is absolutely luscious if I say so myself and just *so* wicked I only
make one or two a year.
---
Pam xxx
Carol
> Erm... What's a Dime Cake?
A Dime Cake is one of those afp legends. If you ever get the chance to
try one it is worth going to any lengths to ensure that you manage to.
Think creamy, meringuey, hedonistic indulgences and you'd be getting
close.
I did have the recipe somewhere, but I can't find it now - which means
that I'll have to wait till Pam makes the next one and be there when it
gets eaten.
Carol
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Pam Harrison
Carol <ca...@lspace.org> wrote in message
news:3800E7E6...@afawcett.demon.co.uk...
> mist wrote:
>
> > Erm... What's a Dime Cake?
>
> A Dime Cake is one of those afp legends. If you ever get the chance to
> try one it is worth going to any lengths to ensure that you manage to.
>
> Think creamy, meringuey, hedonistic indulgences and you'd be getting
> close.
>
> I did have the recipe somewhere, but I can't find it now - which means
> that I'll have to wait till Pam makes the next one and be there when it
> gets eaten.
>
I promise I shall make the next one when you are definitely going to be
around.
---
Pam xxx
Lady Kayla
>mist wrote:
>
>> Erm... What's a Dime Cake?
>
>A Dime Cake is one of those afp legends. If you ever get the chance to
>try one it is worth going to any lengths to ensure that you manage to.
And why isn't it in the AFP Recipe Archive? That's what I want to
know.
Pam? I think Tap is still responsible for the archive, want to mail
him a copy of the recipe? Then we can all enjoy this delicious
sounding concoction (which sounds a bit like a dessert called "Lena"
that I've had at a place called Miss Maud's in Perth - *yummy*).
--
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Brian Howlett
mist <li...@misthaven.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> Andy Fawcett <t...@lspace.org> scribed to us that -
>
> *snip*
>
>>
>> Mmmm, Dime cake!
>>
>> Naomi, that's a cruel thing to do to someone who hasn't had Dime cake
>> for 'far too long'(tm) :-)
>>
>
>
> Erm... What's a Dime Cake?
A cake that costs ten cents, perhaps?
HTH, etc...
Now, if only I could remember where I left my piecost...
--
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Paul Andinach
> Now, if only I could remember where I left my piecost...
What's a piecost?
Paul
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@harvie.freeserve.co.uk Stu
Paul Andinach <pand...@mermaid.ucc.gu.uwa.edu.au> wrote in message
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> On Sun, 10 Oct 1999, Brian Howlett wrote:
>
> > Now, if only I could remember where I left my piecost...
>
> What's a piecost?
>
About 80p.
Stu
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Rosemary Warner
>mist wrote:
>
>> Erm... What's a Dime Cake?
>
>A Dime Cake is one of those afp legends. If you ever get the chance to
>try one it is worth going to any lengths to ensure that you manage to.
>
>Think creamy, meringuey, hedonistic indulgences and you'd be getting
>close.
>
>I did have the recipe somewhere, but I can't find it now - which means
>that I'll have to wait till Pam makes the next one and be there when it
>gets eaten.
>
Mmmmmmm.... well if one's being eaten in Leeds on Nov 13th, I'll have
to come along then won't I? <drool>
Rosemary
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Pam Harrison
Rosemary Warner <r.wa...@zoom.co.uk> wrote in message
news:38023576...@news.lspace.org...
> On Sun, 10 Oct 1999 20:24:22 +0100, Carol <ca...@lspace.org> wrote:
>
>
> >A Dime Cake is one of those afp legends. If you ever get the chance to
> >try one it is worth going to any lengths to ensure that you manage to.
> >
> >Think creamy, meringuey, hedonistic indulgences and you'd be getting
> >close.
> >
> >I did have the recipe somewhere, but I can't find it now - which means
> >that I'll have to wait till Pam makes the next one and be there when it
> >gets eaten.
> >
> Mmmmmmm.... well if one's being eaten in Leeds on Nov 13th, I'll have
> to come along then won't I? <drool>
>
Can't promise one for that meet - I shall be somewhat occupied during the
signing - and the cake does require access to a freezer for a couple of
hours before it gets eaten but I promise one for the next accessible meet
after that. I also promise to get around to giving the recipe to Andy for
the archives - eventually *g*.
---
Pam xxx
Andy Fawcett
> >
> >> Erm... What's a Dime Cake?
> >
> >to try one it is worth going to any lengths to ensure that you manage
> >to.
> know.
/me checks the shocking list of submissions.
/me would like to apologise to the submitters of a few recipes. I'm
making them available *now*
> Pam? I think Tap is still responsible
Debatable.
O, ISWYM!
> for the archive, want to mail him a copy of the recipe?
Pam? Go on, you *know* you want to!
> Then we can all enjoy this delicious sounding concoction
It is delicious, and I'm not even that fond of Dime bars.
Pam Harrison
> Lady Kayla wrote:
> > >A Dime Cake is one of those afp legends. If you ever get the chance
> > >to try one it is worth going to any lengths to ensure that you manage
> > >to.
> > And why isn't it in the AFP Recipe Archive? That's what I want to
> > know.
>
> /me checks the shocking list of submissions.
>
> /me would like to apologise to the submitters of a few recipes. I'm
> making them available *now*
>
> > Pam? I think Tap is still responsible
For what one asks *g*
> Debatable.
>
> O, ISWYM!
>
> > for the archive, want to mail him a copy of the recipe?
I'll think about it ;)
> Pam? Go on, you *know* you want to!
Well - I may be persuaded.
> > Then we can all enjoy this delicious sounding concoction
>
> It is delicious, and I'm not even that fond of Dime bars.
Thank you for the product endorsement *g*
---
Pam xxx
Alex Carlton
Pam Harrison <pam.ha...@cwcom.net> wrote in message
news:NsrM3.669$Lh.47217@news1-hme0...snip
> > Mmmmmmm.... well if one's being eaten in Leeds on Nov 13th, I'll have
> > to come along then won't I? <drool>
> >
>
> Can't promise one for that meet - I shall be somewhat occupied during the
> signing - and the cake does require access to a freezer for a couple of
> hours before it gets eaten but I promise one for the next accessible meet
> after that. I also promise to get around to giving the recipe to Andy for
> the archives - eventually *g*.
I could bring a freezer bag and a couple of freezer packs and if everybody
who wanted a piece brought a cold freezer pack to the meet we could pile
them up in the freezer bag put the cake in it wait patiently for two hours
have a piece then spend the rest of the evening playing the well known party
game whose freezer pack is this ;-)
Arwen Luné
the MAFPIA, to know as "Alex Carlton" <alex.c...@virgin.net>
wrote:
[Dime cake]
>> Rosemary Warner wrote :
>> > Mmmmmmm.... well if one's being eaten in Leeds on Nov 13th, I'll have
>> > to come along then won't I? <drool>
[Pam Harrison wrote ]
>> Can't promise one for that meet - I shall be somewhat occupied during the
>> signing - and the cake does require access to a freezer for a couple of
>> hours before it gets eaten but I promise one for the next accessible meet
>> after that. I also promise to get around to giving the recipe to Andy for
>> the archives - eventually *g*.
[Alex Carlton]
>I could bring a freezer bag and a couple of freezer packs and if everybody
>who wanted a piece brought a cold freezer pack to the meet we could pile
>them up in the freezer bag put the cake in it wait patiently for two hours
>have a piece then spend the rest of the evening playing the well known party
>game whose freezer pack is this ;-)
/me reads the thread with an expanding smile.
See Pam? for every problem is a solution... if you want it bad
enough.
I look forward to see the receipt, so I can give it a try. Oh.
dime bars are probably not sold here...
Arwen Luné
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Pam Harrison
Arwen Luné <p.bi...@tref.nl> wrote in message
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> [Alex Carlton]
> >I could bring a freezer bag and a couple of freezer packs and if
everybody
> >who wanted a piece brought a cold freezer pack to the meet we could pile
> >them up in the freezer bag put the cake in it wait patiently for two
hours
> >have a piece then spend the rest of the evening playing the well known
party
> >game whose freezer pack is this ;-)
>
> /me reads the thread with an expanding smile.
>
> See Pam? for every problem is a solution... if you want it bad
> enough.
> I look forward to see the receipt, so I can give it a try. Oh.
> dime bars are probably not sold here...
>
Alex - you are incorrigible - you KNOW the reason why I can't make one for
the Leeds signing - I shall be too busy, but if you are ever-so-good I shall
make a chocolate cake instead.
Arwen - if you find you can't buy them (try an Ikea store if there is one
near you -they tend to sell them in the Swedish Food shop) then let me know
and, once the recipe is posted, I shall be happy to send you the small
supply needed.
---
Pam xxx
Alex Carlton
> > /me reads the thread with an expanding smile.
> >
> > See Pam? for every problem is a solution... if you want it bad
> > enough.
> > I look forward to see the receipt, so I can give it a try. Oh.
> > dime bars are probably not sold here...
> >
>
> Alex - you are incorrigible - you KNOW the reason why I can't make one
for
> the Leeds signing - I shall be too busy, but if you are ever-so-good I
shall
> make a chocolate cake instead.
I don't care what names you call me
incorrigible
ever-so-good
I will even respond to Johnny B Good if it will get me a bit of one of your
chocolate cakes.
Alex(who does KNOW and would run a sweepstake on when the pics will hit the
net if he was'nt worried about his calorie intake i.e. chocolate calorie
intake ;-)
J okes of
P ython
F orbidden
REH
Meg Thornton
wrote:
>And why isn't it in the AFP Recipe Archive? That's what I want to
>know.
>
>Pam? I think Tap is still responsible for the archive, want to mail
>him a copy of the recipe? Then we can all enjoy this delicious
>sounding concoction (which sounds a bit like a dessert called "Lena"
>that I've had at a place called Miss Maud's in Perth - *yummy*).
<withdrawal symptoms>
For those who aren't in the know (being from the Eastern States, or
other forrin districts), Miss Maud's is a chain of
cakeshops/restaurants which appears to be exclusive to Western
Australia <sigh>. There doesn't appear to be an equivalent over here.
(I'm not going to close the tag - I'm still suffering from withdrawal
symptoms, and I miss Miss Mauds).
--
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Paul Andinach
> <withdrawal symptoms>
>
> For those who aren't in the know (being from the Eastern States,
> or other forrin districts), Miss Maud's is a chain of
> cakeshops/restaurants which appears to be exclusive to Western
> Australia <sigh>.
That would be because Miss Maud lives in Perth.
They are very good restaurants, though.
Paul
--
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