Hi Peter!
Well done article on shooting the moon. Thanks for the link.
And here is a link the classic Nanaimo Bar recipe, courtesy of Canada's Food
Network, but taken from the Nanaimo Museum.
https://tinyurl.com/qsrqh9p
Enjoy!
David.
Thanks very much, David. I went looking for another link to the recipe------
and found that the community of Nanaimo, BC keeps one listed right on
their home page. :)
On another track, I received an email this morning from Olympus within
which was mentioned a coming Lunar event that I thought that many here
on the List might be interested in
Super Pink Moon will be the biggest and brightest Super Moon of 2020 and
will occur this coming Tuesday, April 7.
https://www.creativeislandphoto.com/blog/shoot-the-moonwith-
olympus?utm_campaign=2020_04_05_Home_with_Olympus_US&utm_kxconfid=t5ljhtrz5
&utm_source=email_ettips&utm_medium=email&sfmc_sub=88640072
Best regards,
Peter S.
On Apr 5, 2020, at 10:49 AM, David Young <dsy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Some time back, fellow flexer, Bill Abbott, send me a private email,
tellling me about Nanaimo bars ... a confection he'd found in the NY
Times (or somewhere similar),
Nanaimo bars are a confection that has been in our family as long as I
can remember.
Rose made these, yesterday.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/155735425@N05/49738057858/in/dateposted-
public/
Nanaimo bar is a Canadian, no-bake dessert named for the city of
Nanaimo, British Columbia, where it originated, back when the earth
was still cooling.
A regional favourite, it became popular nationwide after being
highlighted as a classic Canadian dessert at Expo 86.
If you want to try these, yourself, while "sheltering in place", or
merely staying indoors, several good recipes can be found, here:
https://web.archive.org/web/20071017230724/http://buccaneerinn.com/nanaimo_
bars.htm
Enjoy!
David.
PS: Nanaimo is pronounced Nan-eye-mo.
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