Howdy All!

Over 50 Years ago before I married My Wife I was at a (Radio Club)

"Ham Fest"

where Amateur Radio Gear was set up in Tents at a Park and was powered
by a Generator for 24 Hours under Simulated Emergency Conditions.

One of the Tents didn't have any Radios in it, it was for eating Food
prepared by the WIves and Girl Friends for the Men operating the Radios.

One Lady brought Home-Made Mayonnaise to the Ham Fest and told me how
She made it.

I wrote the Recipe down and remember making some at home, but I can't
remember the Recipe any more.

Lately I've thought about making some Mayonnaise from Scratch but I
couldn't find it in our Recipe Boxes, so I guess I never told My Wife
how the Mayonnaise was made.

Egg Whites is the only Inggedient I can remember being told that was
in it.

I've looked through the Cooking Echo messages that I've saved for it
but couldn't see "THAT SUBJECT" being discussed.

I'm sure Someone here knows how to make Mayonnaise and would share
Their Recipe for Us here to have. Thanks in advance from Ed Vance.

Another "M" Recipe I've wondered about is MARSHMELLOWS.

Does Anyone have a Recipe telling how they are made? Thanks again.

73 de Ed W9ODR dit dit

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07-17-21 10:06 Ed Vance wrote to All about Mmmmm
Howdy! Again,

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Howdy All!

Over 50 Years ago before I married My Wife I was at a (Radio Club)

"Ham Fest"

^
DUH!!!! |

What I described in My original message is called:

"Amateur Radio Field Day" not a Ham Fest.

A "Ham Fest" is a Ham Radio Flea Market where Hams and Manufacturers
have Used and New Amateur Radio Gear for Sale.

Other things like Books, Name Badges and other items can be bought.

The Tagline I used in My first message really applies to Me, don't it?

... I'm thick headed and hard of hearing - would You repeat that
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73 (Best Regards) de (from) Ed W9ODR dit dit

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On 17 Jul 2021, Ed Vance said the following...

I'm sure Someone here knows how to make Mayonnaise and would share
Their Recipe for Us here to have. Thanks in advance from Ed Vance.

Mayonnaise is pretty easy.
1) Place a raw egg in a bowl; whip it;
2) Add a bit of a nice vinegar and salt (to taste);
3) Blend in olive oil (with an electric hand blender) until you reach the consistency you want.
You may find olive oil has too much flavor, if so, try something more neutral like canola.

I've also seen it made with lemon juice (instead of vinegar), egg yolk, mustard, salt and canola.

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Hi Ed,

Over 50 Years ago before I married My Wife I was at a (Radio Club)

"Ham Fest"
^
DUH!!!! |

What I described in My original message is called:

"Amateur Radio Field Day" not a Ham Fest.

They just had one at the end of June. I think it was USA wide, don't
know if it was world wide or not. Anyway, Steve participated in it,
cooked breakfast for the guys that overnighted both mornings. (I went
with him to the club meeting this past Monday; he got kudos for a job
well done.) Winter Field Days are coming up in January, don't know if
this group will have as much participation but they made 21,000 some
contacts, IIRC.

A "Ham Fest" is a Ham Radio Flea Market where Hams and Manufacturers
have Used and New Amateur Radio Gear for Sale.

Other things like Books, Name Badges and other items can be bought.

Some working, some not. (G) Since he got his first license last August
(he's up to Extra now) Steve has gone down to the Fest in Raleigh almost
every month. He's usually come home with something. He takes another
guy with him; this guy has a garage stuffed full of gear (and probably
just as much more in his house). They usually stop for lunch on the way
home so Steve introduced him to the Korean Kitchen a few months ago.
It's our local, fairly new place; we've gone a few times and had a good
meal each time. Anyway, Steve usually gets a seafood pancake to go; the
place is only about 5 minutes from where we live so the pancake is still
fairly warm by the time he drops off the other guy and gets home. Nice
lunch for us.

The Tagline I used in My first message really applies to Me, don't it?

... I'm thick headed and hard of hearing - would You repeat that
please? --- MultiMail/MS-DOS v0.49

73 (Best Regards) de (from) Ed W9ODR dit dit

If you ever hear NY4NC, that's Steve, from Wake Forest, NC.

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