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From: Ellen Carrico
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On Wed, 9 Sep 1998, Marguerite Storbo wrote:
> I was thinking that you might get flamed because there already was a
> cookbook, but apparently everyone agrees that it's time to do it again.
Martin and I began discussing this around Christmas last year. We
thought hard about mentioning it to EC but were afraid that she might
simply expire under the weight of her obligations. We were thinking, if I
remember correctly (and I was quite saturated at the time with
carbohydrates, fats, sugars and beer if I remember *that* correctly) that
it should be done in html. So many recipes simply beg a link to other
recipes or information (how to temper chocolate or pick good
vegetables...). It sounds as if our EC feels ready to take on the task
once again! It also sounds as if there might be a multitude of Cookbook
Minions to whom she could delegate various odious tasks. I imagine there
are some of us who have access to burners for CD's.
> And yes, I have no recipes. So make sure I get access to whatever gets
> compiled, O.K.?
It seems to me that you have a wealth of information about tequila and
various things to do with it...
> I should rephrase that. I have a ton of recipes (the ceviche and the chili
> from last year's Weekend come instantly to mind) but I've never _made_ them!
It is perfectly acceptable to "cook" dinner by making reservations at the
appropriate restaurant. In the same way, it is perfectly acceptable to
put forth wonderful recipes in the hopes that some foo^H^H^Hhelpful soul
will actually produce the lovely stuff.
Ellen
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On Wed, 9 Sep 1998, Beth Dixon wrote:
> Mike Bain:
> > Anybody got a good recipe for salsa? Most storebought stuff is too
> > tomatoey; I want chunky, fresh stuff and figure I need to make my own.
>
> Ellen's ex, Michael, makes great salsa. I've been trying to get
> Ellen to steal me the recipe for YEARS now.
I already have it. And the recipe for wonderful Junk Chili. I suppose I
could be made to part with both, but only to a Genuine WetLeather
Cookbook.
Ln
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From: Leigh Ann Hussey
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Martin Informs The World:
> CD's are surprisingly easy to have duplicated professionally, hard to
> duplicate amateurishly, and if we can put together a decent CD/HTML
> publishing process we can put LOTS more pictures and commentary on the
> next cookbook.
Ack! Arrgh! Eeep! ... Hm...
> Aahhhrrrmf. Can anybody suggest a) a good book on the _process_ (not the
> technical details) of good HTML design, and b) a decent linux or windows
> based HTML editor? I'm thinking about maybe a coup d'editor.
I seem to recall that Laura Lemay wrote a good HTML book; I taught myself
by studying other folks' pages. I've been using Navigator Gold for an
HTML editor, and really like it. But you're a little late if you're
thinking about webbing the WetLeather cookbook. I've already done it,
and all I need to do is to find my scans of the pictures before I can
post it... Heh heh heh...
- EC, who's been saving all the subsequent recipes...
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In-Reply-To: <199701140046.QAA11462@shellx.best.com> from "Leigh Ann Hussey" at Jan 13, 97 04:58:10 pm
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I mused:
> > Aahhhrrrmf. Can anybody suggest a) a good book on the _process_ (not the
> > technical details) of good HTML design, and b) a decent linux or windows
> > based HTML editor? I'm thinking about maybe a coup d'editor.
LeighAnn, Editress in Chief, sneered:
> you're a little late if you're
> thinking about webbing the WetLeather cookbook. I've already done it,
Not the _last_ one (though I'm now quite looking forward to seeing it),
the _next_ one. It'll give me a chance to get my feet wet before I start
my "Hundred and One Uses for a Dead Turkey" cookbook.
> - EC, who's been saving all the subsequent recipes...
BOOK FIGHT! BOOK FIGHT! (When editors duel, what are the traditional weapons?)
I propose we take a vote. If I lose, I'll concede gracefully, if I win,
I'll gladly host four or five victory celebrations.
Bribery is an obligation, not a privilege,
Martin
Martin Golding | "They're WEIRDOS, Fozzie,
DoD #236 BMWMOA #55952 SMTC #2 | but they're NICE weirdos." (Ms. Bear)
martin@plaza.ds.adp.com Portland, OR
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Does one utilize a Judge for a good book...fight?
De Judge
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From: bethd@netcom.com (Beth Dixon)
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In-Reply-To: <9701140105.AA133090@maix> from "martin@plaza.ds.adp.com" at Jan 13, 97 05:11:04 pm
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LeighAnn and Martin duel:
> BOOK FIGHT! BOOK FIGHT! (When editors duel, what are the traditional weapons?)
>
> I propose we take a vote. If I lose, I'll concede gracefully, if I win,
> I'll gladly host four or five victory celebrations.
This sort of project is a TON of work. Why not divide it up? Each
of you do some chapters/categories? I volunteer to taste test any
desserts.
>From the menu of the only "diner" left in yuppie Palo Alto, "Seize
the day...remember all the women on the Titanic who waved off the
dessert cart."
TOT Beth