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Christmas!!1!
we lurvs it so much, we maked it sum love
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Ai is unner yur tree, bein yur presents!
I would berry much lobble a kitteh for crismas ^-^
kitteh muss be noo heer…..teh ormanunts ar still being on teh bottum uv teh tree…..
or is unner yur tree, leeffing yoo presents !!
I is guardin’ your tree from other kittehs!
Iz beyun crizzmus vampire.
Dats wat it all bout, rite?
“c’mon, give us a real smile for the holiday photo. no, not a fake smile. d4mn teenagers”
… it’s possible that kitty was just reading the snarky commentary on the thrift store santa bench …
http://community.livejournal.com/thrifthorror/116465.html
I lubs dis bench. Got tired of sittin on Santa’s lap. Puts the HO HO HO in Holiday!
Teh grinch stoled all teh prezints!
Heh, jus kidden. Dey’re under mah butt.
I hidz em!
o hai i just chew ur treez
and the sap has stuck my teeth to my gums !!! HALP !!!
or juzz sticks meh in de corner an i mahke de room smell naice…
ai bought yu sum prezents, but ai eated dem
i hopes dey tasteded gud
mmmmm, yez! lotz ub frech kreem, bag ub kibblz, menny kans ub gushifud, an beeg bawks ub katnypzzzzzz
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but nexx yeer cud we has a reel tree? dis 1 hard 2 clime.
…wy inna werld wud ennywun dat havz a kitteh put a glas bal ornamint onna bottum branch? Dis iz stoopy. Srsly. U gotz 2 put teh cloff en plastik ornamintz onna bottum, so wen kitteh steelz dem en playz wif dem en pushiz dem down teh stayrz u ken juss pik dem up en put dem onna tree agen. No steppin on borkt glas en goin “OW $(*%&@!” en no messin wif a broom en no crashy braykin sowndz waykin u up at nyte. O wayt, crashy braykin sowndz happin alla tyme wif kitteh. Sigh.
Tink ob teh LOLornimints!
we has ornaments that look like that, but are actually plastic. They are good fakes and safe for the kittehs.
Merry Catmas eberybody!!!
my kittehs are playin in the left ober wrap. their favorite gift.
Ai has a fyberoptik tree – mai kitteh stiks her hed in amongst teh branches an tawks to it! She is wun straynj kitteh!
nut straynj…juzz feeling won wiff de waves…
she’s a hippeh kitteh!
“stay away from the brown acid”
an dee dancin bearz !!!
Duz it tawk back?
martha stewart kitty
hopes to win prize for tree
LOLcats enhance my life.
an krissmas lubs yoo !!
MEOWY CATMUS EVARY ONE!!!
whiskers luvs ya!
letz see….all teh foodz reddy 4 crimmus dinnah……..gotz artychoak kassaroal, biskits, cramberreez…..
Duk, eggnogg, fudj,…
Gravies, hearty ale, icecreamsallflavurs…
jinjerbred hawse, ketchup, licorice whips….
marshmellotoppedsweetaters, olives, pepermintkandykanescrunchedupintehfudge…
Qweenspeechawnyutoob (srsly! donut aks me wy!), rappinpayperebbereewher, stoopykrissmusswetter,….
turkey foar lunsh, turkey foar dinna, turkey fur brekfast….. uvver fings ….. verysleepyinfrunnada telly, whers da remowt control ….
x-sellent fudandrinkancumpny, yule-tide jollity an tehn Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz!
[clappin of teh paws]
i LUB dis list!!
…mashed pataters, nesslerode pie (wut is dat, ennyway), oyster dressing…
merry christmas, catz! i fink we tied!! i likes yore list…
And Merry Christmas to you, Mary, and everybody!
I’ll try again:
…tomato salad, upside-down nesselrode pie (but what IS nesslerode?), and vittles of every kind (I was not going to say venison)….
Duck!
*eggnogg an fudge fly through air*
Blast! It got me!
mmm…tastes kinda good….
(Well, that’s how I saw it, anyway…
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sneeks behind twee
wait, wait, (nobudy lukin)
nails hoomin wif nesselrode pie (whada eber dat is!)
momcat
a new tradition in ICHCland- teh tossing of teh eggnog and fugde
winnah getz to launch nesslerode pie (whadeber dat is) frum beehine tree at unsuspecting victum. ..prefurrably sum hooman hoo dressed kitteh in annoying kostume
Kitteh Under D’Tree Says…..Merry Christmas Everyone!
Now pass the catnip!
I gets poketsized and Swingz on a LOLornumunt<3 .
Kitteh iz undurr
Prezzunt Day Tree protekkteeng
Bukkitt 4 Lolrus
Wenz nawt protekkteeng,
Kitteh batz at shynee bawllz
dat cawlls “ormanentz”
Smrt Hewminz no haz
sparklee Iesikkillz awn Tree.
Nawt gud 4 Kitteh
Prezzunt Day Tree
awllso dubbilz az Skratcheeng
Poast andz Clymee Feeng
Jack.
“Clymee Feeng” hahahahahaha
Jak, u shur u a hyumin? cuz u seem 2 fink lyke a kitteh.
Ai believe Jack iz a man awn teh awtside an a kitteh awn teh insied.
NESSELRODE PIE
It’s extinct now — no restaurant serves it, no bakery makes it — but this old New York dessert still lives vividly in the taste memories of many.
Nesselrode is named after one Count Nesselrode, as are a number of dishes that are made with chestnuts or chestnut puree. This is according to Larousse Gastronomique, the French food encyclopedia. Larousse doesn’t say why chestnuts are associated with the Count, a 19th century Russian diplomat who negotiated the Treaty of Paris after the Crimean War, but it does note that nesselrode pudding was created for the count by his chef Monsieur Mouy.
The pie, as we know it in New York, however, was popularized by Hortense Spier, who started her business not as a pie bakery but as a brownstone restaurant on 94th St. between Columbus Ave. and Central Park West. The restaurant closed before World War II and Mrs. Spier baked her specialty pies for other restaurants after that. Besides the nesselrode, there was a lemon meringue, a banana cream, and a coconut custard. By the mid 1950s, these were, indeed, the standard pies served in New York’s seafood restaurants and steakhouses. When Mrs. Spierr died, her daughter, Ruth, and daughter-in-law, Mildred, continued the business.
Nesselrode pie is really a classic Bavarian cream — in a pie shell, of course — which is to say a custard base into which gelatin is blended for stability and egg whites are folded for added volume and lightness. The flavoring ought to be candied chestnuts and rum, but chestnuts haven’t been a major part of the pie for a long time. The following recipe uses a product called Raffetto’s “Nesselro” fruits, which does indeed contain a trace of chestnut, though the first ingredient listed is, of all things, cauliflower, which apparently has a similar texture to chestnuts when candied. The remaining ingredients are candied fruits. You can use a mix of candied fruit — tutti fruiti — if you cannot find the Raffetto product.
In case you’d like your grocer to order some, Raffetto’s “Nesselro” is manufactured and marketed by Romanoff International, Inc., the same people who market the caviar you can buy in the supermarket. It is distributed through Haddon House.
1 envelope unflavored gelatin
3 tablespoons dark rum
1 tablespoon water
1 1/2 cups heavy cream
1/2 cup milk
Pinch of salt
2 tablespoons sugar
2 eggs, separated
1/4 cup sugar
1 10-ounce jar Raffetto’s “Nesselro” fruits, well-drained (see note)
1 baked deep 9″ pie shell
1 ounce semi-sweet chocolate, optional for decorating
1. Sprinkle gelatin on rum and water and let stand until softened.
2. Scald cream and milk together.
3. In a medium bowl, with a wooden spoon, mix salt and 2 tablespoons sugar into yolks. Add scalded cream slowly to yolks, stirring constantly. Pour into the top of a double boiler, over simmering water, and cook until thickened, stirring frequently. Do not boil.
4. Stir in gelatin and chill until almost set.
5. Beat egg whites until they hold peaks, then add 1/4 cup sugar, while continuing to beat until stiff.
6. Fold beaten whites into cream mixture along with nesselrode fruits. Chill 5 minutes. Stir and turn into pie shell. Decorate with shaved chocolate, if desired.
Note: Place nesselrode fruits in a strainer over a bowl to drain thoroughly. Syrup may be saved for another use — for instance, to sweeten a rice pudding, to blend with rum and soda for a tall drink.
re Nesslerode pie recipe-COOL!
I say lets make this the official pie of ICHC!
I think the only way I’d be able to make it is if I fabricate it on this site, you know, using the majik that allows us to dance, sing like opera divas and do fantastic gymnatic maneuvreers, er nomuverz uh moves.
I volunteer to bring it to the ICHC New Year’s Partay!