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Guest guest
Posted

*sigh* I just got off the phone with Penzey's. Lotsa spices (including

Fleur del Sel) will be winging my way soon. ;-)

 

Sharon

 

isisdarkshade wrote:

> Hurry up and get that envelope in the mail.

>

Guest guest
Posted

LOL. Sigh? Thought you'd be jumping for joy. So what do you use Fleur del Sel

in ? I guess I need to go order some smoked paprika for myself soon

Judy

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Sharon Zakhour

Wednesday, August 09, 2006 4:02 PM

Re: Re: smoked paprika Sharon

 

 

*sigh* I just got off the phone with Penzey's. Lotsa spices (including

Fleur del Sel) will be winging my way soon. ;-)

 

Sharon

 

isisdarkshade wrote:

> Hurry up and get that envelope in the mail.

>

 

 

 

 

 

Guest guest
Posted

Well, I learned from this list (and Donna in particular) that Fleur del

Sel is a great finishing salt. So that's how I plan to use it. You

don't want to " cook " this kind of salt or you risk ruining some of it's

beneficial properties. And it is quite pricey. Donna says she can

taste the difference.

 

The *sigh* is because I bought ... ahem... $60 worth of spices, salt and

cocoa. <blush>

 

Oh, Deanna, when I hear your name I always think of Deanna Troy on Star

Trek. Yup, I'm a geek. :-)

 

Sharon

 

wwjd wrote:

> LOL. Sigh? Thought you'd be jumping for joy.

>

Guest guest
Posted

It's such a treat to have too ingredients. I haven't tried this particuliar

salt from Pensey's but it's got to be good.

I buy the Flower of the Ocean.

I'm also in love with Penzey's sandwich sprinkles and their baking spice

blend. See I waited to tell you after you placed your order.LOL

Donna

 

Sharon Zakhour <sharon.zakhour wrote:

Well, I learned from this list (and Donna in particular) that Fleur del

Sel is a great finishing salt. So that's how I plan to use it. You

don't want to " cook " this kind of salt or you risk ruining some of it's

beneficial properties. And it is quite pricey. Donna says she can

taste the difference.

 

The *sigh* is because I bought ... ahem... $60 worth of spices, salt and

cocoa.

 

Oh, Deanna, when I hear your name I always think of Deanna Troy on Star

Trek. Yup, I'm a geek. :-)

 

Sharon

 

wwjd wrote:

> LOL. Sigh? Thought you'd be jumping for joy.

>

 

 

 

 

Guest guest
Posted

Fleur del Sel IS Flower of the Ocean. It's just French. ;-) It's the

same thing.

 

I did get their Sandwich Sprinkles and their Northwoods Seasoning. I

didn't get the baking spice blend, but I got their Epazote and their

Taco Seasoning. And some other, less exotic stuff that I need. Now

that I'm over the sticker shock, I'm very excited! LOL

 

Sharon

 

Donnalilacflower wrote:

> It's such a treat to have too ingredients. I haven't tried this particuliar

salt from Pensey's but it's got to be good.

> I buy the Flower of the Ocean.

> I'm also in love with Penzey's sandwich sprinkles and their baking spice

blend.

>

Guest guest
Posted

Ok you will love everything. I grow my epazote and the dried isn't wuite the

same but it will sure work. I haven't tried the Northwoods Seasoning so I will

have to check that out.

Now I hope it arrives real soon so you can get experimenting..

Donna

 

Sharon Zakhour <sharon.zakhour wrote:

Fleur del Sel IS Flower of the Ocean. It's just French. ;-) It's the

same thing.

 

I did get their Sandwich Sprinkles and their Northwoods Seasoning. I

didn't get the baking spice blend, but I got their Epazote and their

Taco Seasoning. And some other, less exotic stuff that I need. Now

that I'm over the sticker shock, I'm very excited! LOL

 

Sharon

 

Donnalilacflower wrote:

> It's such a treat to have too ingredients. I haven't tried this particuliar

salt from Pensey's but it's got to be good.

> I buy the Flower of the Ocean.

> I'm also in love with Penzey's sandwich sprinkles and their baking spice

blend.

>

 

 

 

 

Guest guest
Posted

There goes your grocery money!!! giggle!!

 

Marilyn Daub

mcdaub

Vanceburg, KY

My Cats Knead Me!!

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Sharon Zakhour

Wednesday, August 09, 2006 5:02 PM

Re: Re: smoked paprika Sharon

 

 

*sigh* I just got off the phone with Penzey's. Lotsa spices (including

Fleur del Sel) will be winging my way soon. ;-)

 

Sharon

 

isisdarkshade wrote:

> Hurry up and get that envelope in the mail.

>

 

 

 

Guest guest
Posted

Girl you just keeping adding all kinds of new spices for me to try. LOL What

is the Sandwich Sprinkles like and hte baking spice blend?

Judy

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Donnalilacflower

Wednesday, August 09, 2006 5:22 PM

Re: Re: smoked paprika Sharon

 

 

Ok you will love everything. I grow my epazote and the dried isn't wuite the

same but it will sure work. I haven't tried the Northwoods Seasoning so I will

have to check that out.

Now I hope it arrives real soon so you can get experimenting..

Donna

 

Sharon Zakhour <sharon.zakhour wrote:

Fleur del Sel IS Flower of the Ocean. It's just French. ;-) It's the

same thing.

 

I did get their Sandwich Sprinkles and their Northwoods Seasoning. I

didn't get the baking spice blend, but I got their Epazote and their

Taco Seasoning. And some other, less exotic stuff that I need. Now

that I'm over the sticker shock, I'm very excited! LOL

 

Sharon

 

Donnalilacflower wrote:

> It's such a treat to have too ingredients. I haven't tried this particuliar

salt from Pensey's but it's got to be good.

> I buy the Flower of the Ocean.

> I'm also in love with Penzey's sandwich sprinkles and their baking spice

blend.

>

 

Posted

don't blush. That is what I would do too.

I got to whole foods for a 200.00 jar of veganaise.

 

hugs,

Chanda

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Sharon Zakhour

Wednesday, August 09, 2006 5:27 PM

Re: Re: smoked paprika Sharon

 

 

Well, I learned from this list (and Donna in particular) that Fleur del

Sel is a great finishing salt. So that's how I plan to use it. You

don't want to " cook " this kind of salt or you risk ruining some of it's

beneficial properties. And it is quite pricey. Donna says she can

taste the difference.

 

The *sigh* is because I bought ... ahem... $60 worth of spices, salt and

cocoa. <blush>

 

Oh, Deanna, when I hear your name I always think of Deanna Troy on Star

Trek. Yup, I'm a geek. :-)

 

Sharon

 

wwjd wrote:

> LOL. Sigh? Thought you'd be jumping for joy.

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Posted

WE just bought a gallon size jar of Veganise at a health food store. It was a

lot cheaper and we were going thru jars sooner than I could make a trip to the

place they sell them. No where close by sells it.

Judy

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PuterWitch

Thursday, August 10, 2006 7:41 AM

Re: Re: smoked paprika Sharon

 

 

don't blush. That is what I would do too.

I got to whole foods for a 200.00 jar of veganaise.

 

hugs,

Chanda

-

Sharon Zakhour

Wednesday, August 09, 2006 5:27 PM

Re: Re: smoked paprika Sharon

 

Well, I learned from this list (and Donna in particular) that Fleur del

Sel is a great finishing salt. So that's how I plan to use it. You

don't want to " cook " this kind of salt or you risk ruining some of it's

beneficial properties. And it is quite pricey. Donna says she can

taste the difference.

 

The *sigh* is because I bought ... ahem... $60 worth of spices, salt and

cocoa. <blush>

 

Oh, Deanna, when I hear your name I always think of Deanna Troy on Star

Trek. Yup, I'm a geek. :-)

 

Sharon

 

wwjd wrote:

> LOL. Sigh? Thought you'd be jumping for joy.

>

 

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Posted

LOL! Yes, I guess you can say that the smoked paprika is a $60 jar. :-)

 

As to whether Frontier is cheaper. I don't know - I've never shopped

there. I never heard of them until very recently when I noticed that

Lorna Sass recommends them in her Pressure Cooker cookbook. I'll have

to check them out. :-)

 

Sharon

 

PuterWitch wrote:

> don't blush. That is what I would do too.

> I got to whole foods for a 200.00 jar of veganaise.

>

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