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  4. Foodie too says:

    Oh, yes, Spiltmilk. You're right. It's Sue again, everywhere you look… Are you sure you didn't miss a post? There are many out there. Come find me, if you can!!! Good grief!

    Sorry, Sue. I couldn't resist. To be clear, and to not assume an identity that is not mine, this is NOT Sue.

  5. Foodie too says:

    What am I saying? Why am I apologizing to Sue. I retired her. I had to. Everybody's on to me, um, I mean her. Even some of my other login names aren't safe. So now I'm stuck having just names like this one and Heather D and a zillion other names. I hope Spiltmilk doesn't catch on that when you see a name constantly repeated that's not logged in it usually means that it's someone who already has a login name but isn't using it for some reason. Sometimes it's as simple as being able to respond to your own comments to give the illusion that people give two craps about your stupid opinions. It stinks that I can't log in anymore because now I have to keep chasing down responses to my antagonistic remarks because I don't get email notifications. This gets me soooo mad! Commenting while not logged in is ok but I'm losing track of all my comments. As SueAtkinson I had over 200 comments but I was logged in. Now I can't log in. What do I do? I've already run out of email addresses to use. Maybe if I get another email address . . .

  6. Spiltmilk says:

    Sure. Whatever you say. And I believe you.

  7. Foodie too says:

    I’m sorry, Spiltmilk. I’m sorry for the sarcasm in my posts, and I’m sorry to you and the other bloggers for turning this blog into something other than a blog about cooking and the FN shows. Our arguing is going no where, and it’s not really how I wish to discourse with other FN viewers anyway. Please accept my apology.

  8. Nursejeanne says:

    Hi Sue……I love my tartar sauce. It is SO easy and very inexpensive. I only use Hellmanns mayonaise but any brand of relish works as long as it is not mustard relish. I use 1:1 regardless of the amout I need. I usually end up making about 1 cup of completed tartar sauce, so it is just this easy: 1/2 cup Hellmanns mayonaise and 1/2 cup relish. Just stir together and stick it in the fridge for at least a hour before serving. It is terrific on all fried fish but works well with steamed or broiled, as well. You can easily adjust it to your taste by adding more or less of each ingredient. I like my homemade tartar sauce better than the jarred ones and let me tell you, living on Long Island, NY we love all types of fish with tartar sauce! :)! Enjoy! Jeanne

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