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Fried Freg

Ingredients:
1 complete Freg, freshly caught
1 cup finely chopped onions
½ cup milk
1 cup water
1/3 cup bread flour
1 tablespoon chopped basil
1 cup dried and diced tomato
1 cup barbecue sauce (your choice)
½ cup breadcrumbs
½ cup vegetable oil

First, remove the exoskeleton from the Freg and set it aside. Next, take the legs, head, etc., and store frozen (although not included in this delicacy, they may be used later for other dishes.).
Slice the Freg into long strips, approximately six inches long and two inches thick. Lay on wax paper.
Heat a large frying pan on medium-high. When hot, pour in half the oil and all of the milk.
Brush the Freg strips lightly with half the breadcrumbs, and place in pan. Cooking time should be approximately ten minutes on each side. Add the onions immediately before turning.
While the strips are frying, mix the Barbecue sauce, basil, tomatoes, water, flour, the remaining oil, and half the onions in a large saucepan. Simmer on low until Freg is finished cooking.
By this point, the Freg strips should be ready to turn. Flip them carefully with a non-stick spatula. Note that they should be golden brown on the cooked side. Be certain to lay the uncooked side on the onions you should now have placed in the pan. Preheat your oven to 350.
When the strips are finished cooking, drain them well. When drained, place them in a large baking pan. Pour the sauce over them gradually, being sure to cover them completely. Sprinkle the remaining breadcrumbs on top, cover with foil, and bake for ten minutes in the now-heated oven.
When you remove the completed dish, allow it to cool for ten minutes. Then, remove the foil and serve with your favorite side dishes. (Assuming use of one medium-sized Freg, this dish should serve six people.)

So, on a lighter note: I'll finally be getting a cat in about one week! Guess what I'll call him (no Mark (Hatfield), you may NOT guess, as you already know the answer ).

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Originally posted by JJH:
I CAN'T FRIKKIN' BELIEVE THE YANKEES WON AGAIN LAST NIGHT!!

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Originally posted by JJH:
I CAN'T FRIKKIN' BELIEVE THE YANKEES WON AGAIN LAST NIGHT!!

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How about The Ladies Man?

Would SNL please stop making bad movies?

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Originally posted by Mark Olivarez:
I can't believe I just repeated myself twice.

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Originally posted by Al:
Oh no. You're not gonna name the poor cat "Leonard" are you?

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Nope, but your guess was a step in the right direction!

SO, you're only getting ONE cat? We have sixteen!

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Originally posted by John Dunham:
Marian: How about calling him Charles? I always liked that name...

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No; Al's guess was insofar correct as I'll call him after a film composer...

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SO, you're only getting ONE cat? We have sixteen!

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Whoa! I thought about getting two, perhaps, but then I decided that my flat is too small. Well, I guess you could keep a couple of cats here, allright, but one is enough for the moment.

...and how dare you say we've run out of important discussions! Is the name of my cat not important or what?

Although I had been feeling for quite a while now that her view on Boxers was undergoing modification. Sometimes in midlife, changes in firmly-held opinions about certain topics is common.

That recipe for Fried Freg is EXACTLY the same as the recipe I use for Miggle Strips! I wonder if there's any difference between Freg and Miggle?

NP: Cherry 2000 Poledouris

GO METS!!!!!!

Isn't it a woman's perogative to change her mind over and over and over and over?

Ahh, Mariners are ahead 6-2. Pleaseeeezzzeee keep this up.

Marian, if your cat is a female, name her..... Joanie when she is young, Joan when she is older and Momma Joan if she is a "cool cat." Higgins if it is a male, which sounds so distinguished. Actually, you should name the cat after one of your favorite movie characters or composers. I'd name mine Heathcliff!!

NP Thomas Crown Affair

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Originally posted by joan hue:
Actually, you should name the cat after one of your favorite movie characters or composers.

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Originally posted by Chris Kinsinger:
That recipe for Fried Freg is EXACTLY the same as the recipe I use for Miggle Strips! I wonder if there's any difference between Freg and Miggle?

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Is it now! How unusual! (Freg can be cooked in other ways, too; Baked Freg, Freg Stew, Freg cassarole, Freg chips, Freg Legs with Potatoes, etc. The head is particularly good with a light cream of tarter sauce and seasoned stuffing. A good substitute for thanksgiving turkey.)

Where are you from, John?
I believe your Freg is my Miggle!

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Originally posted by joan hue:
Well, Mark O does have me reconsidering my opinion, gently leading me back to boxers.

Isn't it a woman's perogative to change her mind over and over and over and over?

Ahh, Mariners are ahead 6-2. Pleaseeeezzzeee keep this up.

Marian, if your cat is a female, name her..... Joanie when she is young, Joan when she is older and Momma Joan if she is a "cool cat." Higgins if it is a male, which sounds so distinguished. Actually, you should name the cat after one of your favorite movie characters or composers. I'd name mine Heathcliff!!

NP Thomas Crown Affair

[Message edited by joan hue on 10-15-2000]

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Awww shucks Joan....I'm flattered

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Originally posted by Mark Hatfield:

It's hard NOT to root for the Rams and that video-game offense. Kurt Warner is one of those "gotta-love-him" rags-to-riches stories, and they score about as often as we used to in sandlot games as a kid. I'm a 49ers fan from WAY back (and I am from Southern California, to boot; I well remember John Shaw and Georgia Frontiere running the team into the ground in order to leave town, just like that movie MAJOR LEAGUE). However, it is so fun to just watch these Rams play that I find myself pulling for them. I hope that they set virtually every offensive record in the book (save for Steve Young's single-season quarterback rating, which looks to be in serious trouble).

Glad I'm not the only football lover here, Mark.

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Well Mark we fans have to stick together.

Of course as soon as I posted that message yesterday the dummy throws his 5th interception and the 'Boys lost 19-14.

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Originally posted by John Dunham:
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size=1 face=arial>quote:</font><HR size=1>Originally posted by Mark Olivarez:
[b]I can't believe I just repeated myself twice. <HR size=1></BLOCKQUOTE>

Not to be nit-picky (actually, it is to be nit-picky, but who cares? It's another post) but would not "repeating" yourself "twice" be posting FOUR times? [/B]

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John...you've confused me....Augh!!!!

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Originally posted by PeterK:
The Yanks are winning? Ehh, they are becoming the Braves of the early 90s. Boring!

GO METS!!!!!!

Has anyone cared to notice the Raider football team this year? Closest chumps are two games back!

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PeteK, the difference is that the Yankees win when they get to the World Series, unlike the Braves. But what do I know I follow the Texas Rangers, talk about not winning.

Yeah how bout them Raiders??

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Originally posted by Chris Kinsinger:
[b]WE HAVE STUFFED ROAST HEAD OF MIGGLE EVERY THANKSGIVING!
Where are you from, John?
I believe your Freg is my Miggle!
NP: Symphony No. 7 Ludwig Van[/B]

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Virginia. But Freg can only be caught in salt water, so you have to go down to Virginia Beach to get some. It's a long drive, but it's worth it.
I believe Freg can be found in any moderately cool water, usually around the coast. You have to catch them in metal mesh nets, though, because their pinchers can cut through rope.

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Originally posted by Mark Olivarez:
John...you've confused me....Augh!!!!

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It's simple, really. Repeating yourself is two posts. Repeating TWICE is three or four, depending on whether or not you repeat the first post or the third post for the second repeat. Of course, you could also repeat the second post which is in fact a duplicate of the first, unless the first post was a repeat of something else and the second post is an original, unless it's snowing outside, in which case the fourth post is moved back to the beginning, unless it's a leap year when it stays where it is, unless it's Feburary 29th, in which case it switches places with the second post, which is replaced by a completely different repeat of another post in the evenings, unless it's daylight savings time. If your state or town doesn't run on Daylight savings time, the second post is the third post, until there's an eclipse, when the it goes back to the way it was in the first place. If it's an eclipse of the earth, however, the fourth and first posts switch with the third and second posts, except in the month of july, when its the other way around, and in December, when all the posts must contain a reference to Santa Claus.

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Originally posted by Marian Schedenig:
Now don't you repeat your posts in the wrong order, or you'll have to do 100 more repeats as a punishment. Then again, this might help this thread!

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Now don't you repeat your posts in the wrong order, or you'll have to do 100 more repeats as a punishment. Then again, this might help this thread!

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