OK - totally non-kilt - Peepshi

**3fingerslinger** · 21st April 11, 08:17 PM

My wife is drooling and says she is bowing down to you for this culinary masterpiece......

**Barb T** · 21st April 11, 08:18 PM

My offer to pick up some parts on my way to visit is still open.
Can I have some peepshi if I come?

I don't know - would you whine if you got here and it was snowing horizontally, like it was this morning? We couldn't sit out on the deck and talk kilts or fix irons.

**Steve Ashton** · 21st April 11, 08:20 PM

I remember your deck well.

Here I was, some strange guy who calls you out of the blue, and says he is dropping by to talk. You wouldn't even let me in the house.

**Barb T** · 21st April 11, 08:20 PM

Originally Posted by 3fingerslinger

My wife is drooling and says she is bowing down to you for this culinary masterpiece......

It is truly inspired, and I wish I was the one who thought of it in the first place!

**Barb T** · 21st April 11, 08:22 PM

Originally Posted by Steve Ashton

I remember your deck well.

Here I was, some strange guy who calls you out of the blue, and says he is dropping by to talk. You wouldn't even let me in the house.

Hmmmm - strange guy.....

**Barb T** · 21st April 11, 08:23 PM

We on for Kilt Kamp March 2012 Victoria?

**Steve Ashton** · 21st April 11, 08:25 PM

I do wonder at times if your daughter ever got over the embarrasment of me yelling at her when she walked out of the house....

"Hey! I know you! Your famous!"

**Steve Ashton** · 21st April 11, 08:26 PM

Kilt Kamp is a go as far as I'm concerned.

Are you here yet?

**Barb T** · 21st April 11, 08:31 PM

Originally Posted by Steve Ashton

Kilt Kamp is a go as far as I'm concerned.

Yay!

Are you here yet?

"Am I here yet"? What kind of a question is that? Is it a Canadianism that I didn't learn form my dad? Is it kind of like " Have you done et yet?"

**CDNSushi** · 21st April 11, 08:33 PM

I've heard of "peepshi" before... Just for giggles I showed it to my (Japanese) co-worker and he was HORRIFIED! LOL! But it doesn't take much to horrify the locals when you mess around with what they consider their traditional cuisine.

Once I made fusion "maki" rolls.... Instead of rice I used pizza dough, and rolled pizza fillings inside. Then instead of dipping it into soy sauce with wasabi, I had a nice Bolognese. They thought I had completely lost my gourd!