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Here's a recipe for potato pancakes:

8 potatoes
2 eggs
3 tbsps flour
A dash of salt

Peel and finely grate potatoes.
Mix in other ingredients.
Gently heat a couple of tbsp cooking oil in frying pam.
Drop spoonfuls of mixture into hot oil. Fry on both
sides until golden brown. Serve with sour cream.

Here's a recipe for Potato pudding:

10 Medium potatoes
half cup of sour cream
1 tbsp butter
1 medium onion
4 tbsps Semolina
2 eggs
Dash of salt and pepper

Peel and finely grate potatoes.
Add chopped onion, melted butter, and other ingredients.
Pour into a tin lined with baking paper. Bake in a hot
oven (425 degrees F = 220 degrees C).

Dear Belly,

I watched the program last night on what's being done
with the alternatives to meat. It was very interesting
and although still has a way to go - just maybe as you
pointed out - where our future may well lie.

Foxy,
Merci, bon appètite !

Here's something worth listening to.
Presented by Patricia Karvelas:

http://abc.net.au/radionational/programs/breakfast/high-steaks-the-battle-over-meat-alternatives-in-the-us/11386546

Foxy will try those two, never knew the program was on may have watched it
Bit under the weather after watching Australia beat the Poms in cricket till early AM that day
Dog food, well we once heard the elderly are eating canned dog food, not sure it is cheap any more, Coles sells dog bones for 6 dollars a K but chicken drum sticks for 3 and a half often under three dollars
Future food may look very different to today's butcher shops
I buy dog food in bulk the cheapest chicken, cook it cut it up and serve bones and all to my dogs they thrive on it with dry food too

Belly,

So ....... if we all gave up meat, that would include the dogs giving it up as well ?

So pretty soon, not only would there be no more cattle and sheep, but no more dogs ? Unless we can get then turned on to kale smoothies ?

Cheers,

Joe