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1940's Garden
"Zhang Dawei" wrote in message newsan.2008.02.04.00.09.58@moc-ehznaibis... On Sun, 03 Feb 2008 13:57:24 +0000, in , alan holmes wrote: Rabbits, for rabbit stew, and chickens both for eggs and the pot, not much room for anything else in a west london garden, although I did forget the mint! I could send you my mother's recipe for Nettle Beer which she and her mother used to make in early summer during WWII. I've sampled it often myself (making it on more than one occasion), and it really is a refreshing drink. Dawei -- Zhang Dawei: Stoke-on-Trent, UK. Use the Reply-To field. The email address given there is guaranteed to work for two weeks from the date of this message. slightly off subject, but my grandfather & mother used to brew their own (fruit & vege) wine in the 1970s. They are both poms. Pa used to make some vile stuff from accounts. Every big family event at Ma & Pas, he'd bring out the home brew wine & force it on people. Comments I can remeber as a lad ranged along the lines of "Pa, this is crap" or "Pa, this is disgusting". His stock reply seemed to be "the bottle we had last week was very nice". Pa has been gone for a few years now but me & dad still have a chuckle over the stories. rob |
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