Hi Ben,

This is the recipe that i intended to include in my last post.

Title: Cinnamon Sugar Tortilla Chips
Categories: Dessert, Mexican
Yield: 1 servings

Flour tortillas
Olive oil or melted butter
Sugar
Ground cinnamon
Baking sheet; lined with
- baking paper

Preparation time: 10 minutes
Cooking time: 8 minutes

Looks easy enough that we can do it while on the road. We're at an
RV/ham radio event right now but will be moving on, out west and home
some time next month. That'll give us lots of opportunity to try it. (G)


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Re: Sopapillas p.s. a recipe
By: Ruth Haffly to Ben Collver on Tue May 13 2025 19:33:16

Looks easy enough that we can do it while on the road. We're at an
RV/ham radio event right now but will be moving on, out west and home
some time next month. That'll give us lots of opportunity to try it. (G)

An RV/ham radio event is totally foreign to me, so my mind is imagining a hybrid between camping, a flea market, and "camping". How would you
summarize the experience?

Have fun!
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Ben Collver wrote to Ruth Haffly <=-

An RV/ham radio event is totally foreign to me, so my mind is imagining
a hybrid between camping, a flea market, and "camping". How would you summarize the experience?

You're not wrong. They usually include inside professional vendors,
classes, testing sessions for upgrading licenses, and several other
activities.

That type of an event is usually called a hamfest.

MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.06

Title: Radio Dressing
Categories: Side dish, Holidays
Yield: 1 Servings


2 ea egg
2 c chicken broth -- or turkey
: broth
9 c bread crumbs
1/2 lb pork sausage
2 c onion -- chopped
1 c celery -- chopped
1 TB sage
2 ea apple -- Pippen or Granny S
1/2 c grapes
1/2 c prunes -- chopped
1/2 c walnuts -- chopped
1/2 ts nutmeg

Mix all ingredients. Rub oil in Crockpot. Cook 3 hours on low.

Recipe By : Jackie Olden

From: Cheryl Gimenez <clgimenez@earthlidate: Tue, 29 Oct 1996 13:16:24
+0000

MMMMM

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Re: Re: Sopapillas p.s. a recipe
By: Sean Dennis to Ben Collver on Thu May 15 2025 22:05:43

An RV/ham radio event is totally foreign to me, so my mind is imagining
a hybrid between camping, a flea market, and "camping". How would you summarize the experience?

Oops, i repeated camping! I meant to include LAN part in the list.

You're not wrong. They usually include inside professional vendors, classes, testing sessions for upgrading licenses, and several other activities.

That type of an event is usually called a hamfest.

Classes and testing sessions! Sounds like a workshop environment. I
can imagine it would be a good place for PGP key signing and maybe a chautauqua.

Title: Radio Dressing

Ooh, Radio recipes again! :)

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Title: Scalloped Liver And Potatoes
Categories: Beef, Potatoes
Yield: 1 Batch

1 lb Liver; sliced thin
Salt
Flour
2 tb Bacon fat
1 qt Potatoes; thinly sliced
1 sm Onion; minced
1 1/2 c Milk

Preheat oven to 350?F.

Salt and flour the liver and brown lightly in the bacon fat. Place a
layer of the raw potatoes in a greased baking dish, sprinkle with
salt, add some of the liver and onion, and continue until all are
used. The top layer should be of potatoes. Pour the milk over the
contents of the baking dish, cover, and cook for 1 hour, or until the
potatoes are tender. At the last remove the cover and allow the
potatoes to brown on top.

Recipe by Aunt Sammy's Radio Recipes, 1929

Recipe FROM: <https://archive.org/details/howtofurnishnurs1929unit>

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Ben Collver wrote to Sean Dennis <=-

Classes and testing sessions! Sounds like a workshop environment. I
can imagine it would be a good place for PGP key signing and maybe a chautauqua.

The hamfest that the Hafflys are at could be considered to have a chatauqua
of sorts.

My ham club is having a big hamfest starting in August. It's hopefully going to be popular.

Title: Scalloped Liver And Potatoes

I love liver. The rest of my family? Not so much.

MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.06

Title: Sauted Chicken Livers with Onions & Mushrooms
Categories: Appetizers, Chicken
Yield: 4 servings

1 lb Chicken livers
1/2 c Pancake flour (more or less)
1/2 ts Salt
2 ts Garlic powder
1/2 ts Pepper or dried basil
1 lg Onion; coarsely chopped
1 c Mushrooms; chopped
1/2 c Margarine OR
3 tb Olive oil (give or take)

* If using canned mushrooms, squeeze all liquid from mushrooms first.
If using fresh, do not rinse, wipe clean instead.

Mix pancake flour, garlic powder, salt and pepper in a bowl or plastic
baggie. (Plastic bag is best.) Coat livers in pancake mixture, coating
thoroughly. Set aside on paper plate.

Heat 2 Tb margarine or oil in a frying pan and saut onions until just
clear. Remove onions and set aside.

In a clean pan, heat 1/4 cup margarine or 3-4 Tb. oil on a medium to
high heat. Place livers in pan side by side one at a time. As soon as
edges start to brown turn livers over one at a time, put onions and
mushrooms into pan and lower heat. If necessary add more margarine by
adding small amounts around the edge so as not cool down pan. Saut
slowly and tenderly for another 2 or 3 minutes on a medium heat or
until done.

Remove from heat and serve immediately with a rice pilaf or alone as
an appetizer.

Source: Sheri Maurer - Mom's only dish!

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Hi Ben,

Re: Sopapillas p.s. a recipe

Looks easy enough that we can do it while on the road. We're at an
RV/ham radio event right now but will be moving on, out west and home
some time next month. That'll give us lots of opportunity to try it. (G)

An RV/ham radio event is totally foreign to me, so my mind is
imagining a hybrid between camping, a flea market, and "camping". How would you summarize the experience?

In this case, it was ham radio operators (and spouses, some of whom are
also hams) who have RVs. This club started 42 years ago, as a break off
from a Good Sam's group. There's some buying and selling; I picked up
some battery holders that will hold small sewing stuff. Steve got
several radio related things. We also eat well; this rally was held in
Ohio Amish country so we went to an Amish restaurant one night, had a
catered meal (by Amish) another night. During one of the days when Steve
was doing his "radio thing", another wife and I went fabric shopping. I
didn't buy as much as I did last year (G) but got some nice pieces for
future projects. We moved today, so we can go to the Hamvention tomorrow
and a banquet Saturday night where our group will be named "Club of the
Year".

Have fun!

Does it sound like we have been doing so? (G)

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Re: Sopapillas p.s. a recipe
By: Ruth Haffly to Ben Collver on Thu May 15 2025 17:41:55

This club started 42 years ago, as a break off
from a Good Sam's group.

I remember an older man in the neighborhood who was in Good Sam's, and he repaired an electronic gadget for me for free. I must have been between
10 to 12 years old at the time.

We also eat well...

Do you recall what you liked at the catered Amish meal?

During one of the days when Steve
was doing his "radio thing", another wife and I went fabric shopping.
Does it sound like we have been doing so? (G)

It sounds as though you ARE having fun!
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Re: Re: Sopapillas p.s. a recipe
By: Sean Dennis to Ben Collver on Fri May 16 2025 18:25:47

My ham club is having a big hamfest starting in August. It's hopefully going to be popular.

Cool! I've never gotten into ham but i used to have a collegue who was.
He lived in the coastal mountain range and didn't have many options for entertainment. He told me he liked to go home after a stressful day of
work, crack a beer, and shoot the breeze on ham. I imagined that maybe
it compared to my IRC habit at the time.

I love liver. The rest of my family? Not so much.

I like liver too. I guess i'm a bad vegetarian because meat still
smells and tastes good to me. I read that eating beef liver is
noticably beneficial to the skin.

MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.06

Title: Mock Chopped Liver (Childs)
Categories: Spreads, Vegetarian
Yield: 12 servings

1 c Dried lentils; cooked until
- soft; drain
1 lb Green beans; boiled or
- steamed until cooked,
- but not mushy
1/4 c Peanuts; or more
1/2 c Walnuts; chopped
2 c Onions; diced, sauteed in
- oil until very soft and
- turning brown
2 cl Garlic; or more,
- saute with the onions
1/4 c Unsweetened peanut butter
- (optional)
Salt & pepper; to taste
Spike seasoning (optional)

Blend it all in the food processor until smooth. I do everything
separately, then mix it all together because my food processor is not
big enough to do it all at once.

Serve as a sandwich spread, or on crackers.

This recipe makes a lot. I think it freezes well, just stir well
after it thaws, and make sure the lentils and green beans are well
drained. Serve with crackers or make sandwiches with it.

Recipe by Tracy E. Childs <tracy@telesoft.com> @tesla

Recipe FROM: rec.food.veg

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Ben Collver wrote to Sean Dennis <=-

Cool! I've never gotten into ham but i used to have a collegue who
was. He lived in the coastal mountain range and didn't have many
options for entertainment. He told me he liked to go home after a stressful day of work, crack a beer, and shoot the breeze on ham. I imagined that maybe it compared to my IRC habit at the time.

My birth father is a ham and I was exposed to it at a very early age but I didn't get my license until Novermber 1997. I enjoy shooting the breeze on
the air also. Being disabled and without a vehicle is tough so ham radio helps.

I also hold a GMRS (General Radio Mobile Service) license also.

I like liver too. I guess i'm a bad vegetarian because meat still
smells and tastes good to me. I read that eating beef liver is
noticably beneficial to the skin.

Hey, meat is important also as there's some vitamins and minerals you can't
get from plants alone. Liver is good for you. I like it lightly fried in either olive or coconut oil.

Here's a recipe for the microwave...

MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.06

Title: Liver And Onions
Categories: Meats, Main dish, Microwave
Yield: 3 Servings

1/2 lb Calf or beef liver *
2 T Vegetable oil
1/4 t Ground sage
1 T Lemon juice
2 ea Med. onions, sliced
1/4 t Pepper
2 t Soy sauce (imported if
-- available)
1 x Chopped parsley

* Liver should be sliced from 1/4 to 1/2-inch thick.
~---------------------------------------------------------------------

Cut liver into serving pieces. Mix onions, oil, pepper and sage in
1-qt casserole. Cover and microwave on high (100 until onions are
crisp tender, 4 to 6 minutes. Brush liver with soy sauce. Arrange
with thickest pieces to outside in 9-inch pie plate. Spoon onions
evenly over liver. Cover tightly and microwave on high (100%) 3
minutes; turn pie plate one-half turn. Microwave until liver is no
longer pink, 1 to 3 minutes (do not overcook). Let stand 3 minutes.
(Liver will continue to cook while standing.) Sprinkle with lemon
juice and parsley just before serving.

MMMMM

-- Sean

... Money talks. All mine says is "goodbye."
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Hi Sean,

An RV/ham radio event is totally foreign to me, so my mind is imagining
a hybrid between camping, a flea market, and "camping". How would you summarize the experience?

You're not wrong. They usually include inside professional vendors, classes, testing sessions for upgrading licenses, and several other activities.

That type of an event is usually called a hamfest.

Or on a bigger (huge!) scale as this, hamvention. This town is a county
seat so the county fairgrounds are in it--and well packed with radio
related stuff! Five buildings plus tents, food stands, all kinds of
radio related stuff. I have a few small give away things I'll probably
pass on to other hams; Steve has bought several things but nothing big
and bulky yet.

Our rally group wemt out to supper as a group last night. I think they
made reservations last year as the restaurant was packed! I had a good
chef's salad but nibbled some of Steve's pickled beets & eggs and pork
rinds.

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Ruth Haffly wrote to Sean Dennis <=-

Hi Ruth,

I've been wanting to go to Hamvention for 20 years but have never had the chance yet.

Our rally group wemt out to supper as a group last night. I think they made reservations last year as the restaurant was packed! I had a good chef's salad but nibbled some of Steve's pickled beets & eggs and pork rinds.

I've heard about how packed a lot of the eateries around Hamvention get.

I'd make this as I love toffee and cheesecake...

MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.06

Title: Tasty Toffee Cheesecake
Categories: Desserts, Posted
Yield: 8 Servings

18 oz Refrigerated oatmeal cookie
-dough with
; chocolate & butterscotch
-chips
16 oz Cream cheese; softened
2 Eggs
1/2 c Sugar
1 ts Vanilla extract
4 Heath candy bars; (1.4
-ounces each),
; coarsely chopped

Preheat the oven to 350F. Slice the cookie dough into 24 slices and
arrange on the bottom and up the sides of a 9-inch deep-dish pie
plate that has been coated with nonstick baking spray. Press the
dough together, making a uniform crust; set aside. In a large bowl,
with an electric beater on medium speed, beat the cream cheese, eggs,
sugar, and vanilla for 1 minute, until well mixed. Stir in the candy
pieces and pour into the pie plate. Bake for 40 to 45 minutes, until
the center is firm. Remove from the oven and allow to cool. Cover
loosely, then chill for at least 4 hours, or overnight.

Note: To make the cookie dough easier to slice, freeze it for 2 to 3
hours before starting this recipe.

BUSTED BY MEG ANTCZAK 1/21/98

Recipe by: MR FOOD

Posted to brand-name-recipes by Meg Antczak <meginny@frontiernet.net>
on Jan 22, 1998

MMMMM

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Hi Ben,

This club started 42 years ago, as a break off
from a Good Sam's group.

I remember an older man in the neighborhood who was in Good Sam's, and
he repaired an electronic gadget for me for free. I must have been between 10 to 12 years old at the time.

If he was into ham radio, he may have been a member of the group. If you remember his name, I could check it out for you.

We also eat well...

Do you recall what you liked at the catered Amish meal?

The peach pie was the best thing, tho all was good. Took some of both
pies the next night when they were sending left overs home with various
folks. Steve had the peach but I'm still waiting to enjoy the pecan pie.

During one of the days when Steve
was doing his "radio thing", another wife and I went fabric shopping.
Does it sound like we have been doing so? (G)

It sounds as though you ARE having fun!

We are, moved on to the Hamvention Thursday and went both Friday &
Saturday. Steve went again on Sunday, Monday we pulled out and are on
the road to AZ. Supper tonight (as well as boondocking) was at Cracker
Barrel.


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Hi Sean,

I've been wanting to go to Hamvention for 20 years but have never had
the chance yet.

This may be our one and only time going. Steve did say, however, that he
would concentrate on the forums if he went again. Me--I'm glad I skipped
the last day of it. I can only see so many radios, antennas and assorted accessories in 2 days; I think I saw more than my limit. (G)

Our rally group wemt out to supper as a group last night. I think they made reservations last year as the restaurant was packed! I had a good chef's salad but nibbled some of Steve's pickled beets & eggs and pork rinds.

I've heard about how packed a lot of the eateries around Hamvention
get.

As many folks as I saw at Hamvention, I'm not surprised. The salad and
nibbles I got from Steve's order were good. He ordered liver &
onions--said that the liver was a bit on the tough side but onions were
micely done. The liver was a thin slice so probably cooked a bit too
long.

I'd make this as I love toffee and cheesecake...

Title: Tasty Toffee Cheesecake
Categories: Desserts, Posted
Yield: 8 Servings

It does look good. We're on the road again. Stopped for the night last
night at a Cracker Barrel so I got the Chicken Fried (ground) Steak with
garlic mashed potatoes and green beans. Good old southern dinner, tasted
just right. (G)

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Re: Sopapillas p.s. a recipe
By: Ruth Haffly to Ben Collver on Tue May 20 2025 09:57 pm

If he was into ham radio, he may have been a member of the group. If you remember his name, I could check it out for you.

Thanks for your offer. Unfortunately, i don't know whether he was into ham
and i don't recall his name.

Those peach and pecan pies both sound good to me.

I have some extra masa harina and i am thinking of concocting a pineapple upside down cake out of it.
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