Greetings and Felicitations from Canada.....

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Greetings and Felicitations from Canada.....

Postby Ken D » Wed May 24, 2006 7:49 pm

Wow...so many forums....so little typing skills. :lol: ....I stumbled on to the forum quite by accident, during the self-help process.
Amazing era we live in.....with the WWW, information is so freely shared for such a tiny price. (ISP in my home town: 25 CAD/11.92 UKP, ADSL service)
There is no way I can add to the knowledge pool just yet, so I'll be lurking, and learning. I'm doing 3 bratwurst variants at present:
fresh Nurnburg, fresh Baurenbratwurst, and then the cured verson of the Bauren formula. Regrets for no umlats, and spell errors.
This site has some very good information on full-cured products, which is really brilliant.
Thanks to all who post, proving once again that none of us knows as much as all of us.
Best,
Ken D
Smithers, Britich Columbia, Canada. We are here:
http://www.hiway16.com
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Postby welsh wizard » Wed May 24, 2006 8:11 pm

Greetings and welcome Ken D, look forward to reading your posts

Cheers whiz..........
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Postby TJ Buffalo » Thu May 25, 2006 12:54 am

Welcome Ken
Bratwurst are pretty tasty, regardless of umlauts. Let us know how they come out.
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