[nfb-talk] [Blindtlk] Recipes Needed

[David Andrews]

No,  Dan said once he got responses from all divisions he would put 
together an alphabetical list.  Since NFBNET.ORG starts with a N I 
would guess it will be a while -- but have no way to predict when it 
would fall.

Dave

At 12:58 PM 11/16/2009, Laney, Ann-Marie wrote:
>Do we know which month recipes from NFBNET.ORG will be featured?  I have
>always found it nice when the recipes included seasonal ingredients or
>were geared towards a holiday or event in that month.
>
>
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>Subject: [Blindtlk] Recipes Needed
>
>As you know the Braille Monitor publishes a few recipes each
>month.  The practice, for some time is to go through the states
>alphabetically, one at a time, then to give Divisions a chance if
>they wish.  We are about through the states in this cycle, and are
>about to go to Divisions.  I have asked, and Dan Frye has agreed that
>NFBNET.ORG Users will get a chance to submit recipes for one month.
>
>So, I am putting out a call for recipes.  I am sending just to a few
>of our lists, including the blind-cooks list, so expect I will get
>enough.
>
>I will establish a couple ground rules.  First, of course, good
>recipes only, none of the a can of this, a can of that, and a can of
>mushroom soup, and bake for an hour.  The recipes should be original,
>and not published in the Monitor previously.  You can submit multiple
>recipes, but unless we don't get enough submissions, we will only
>publish one recipe per submitter to give the most people a
>chance.  They use six recipes per month.
>
>Finally, since I run the thing, and have for 18 years, I am the final
>judge.  I may seek assistance, but ultimately it is my decision.
>
>Please submit your recipes to me at
>david.andrews at nfbnet.org
>
>Dave