-=> Mike Powell wrote to CAROL SHENKENBERGER <=-

 > PS Dan, Bjorn and Lee are very different people.  They really are.

 MP> They have a tendency to act in lock step in most political and sysop
 MP> echos and, if you get either one of them upset, you cannot really tell
 MP> the difference between their posts.  Even if they are not litterally
 MP> the same person, they are not very different.

 MP> And I second your motion for Lee's removal.

I dunno about Dan. But. Bjoen and Lee seem to be parts of a piece. And
Lee has been "twitted" on most of the BBSes I visit - except Doc's.

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      Title: Twit Twooo, Hooting Halloween Owls
 Categories: Cakes, Snacks, Novelty
      Yield: 12 servings

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    280 g  Butter; softened
    280 g  Golden caster sugar
    200 g  Eelf-raising flour
      2 tb Cocoa powder
      6 md Eggs

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    200 g  Butter; softened
    280 g  Icing sugar; sifted
      1 tb Cocoa powder
           Liquorice allsorts, sweets
           - or candy
     12    Paper baking cups, brown

  Set oven @ 190§C/380§F/gas 5. Line a 12-cup muffin
  tin with brown muffin cases. Beat the first 5
  ingredients to a smooth batter and spoon between the
  cases, almost filling them to the top. You may have a
  little left over. (Alternatively, use a fairy cake or
  cup cake tin for smaller ones - again, try to find some
  brown paper cases. You should be able to make 24 "owls"
  if you make them in the smaller cake tin.) Bake for
  20-25 minutes until risen and spongy. Cool on a rack.

  Beat the butter and icing sugar until smooth, and then
  add the cocoa powder, mixing well. Slice off the very
  tops of the cakes and cut each piece in half. Spread a
  generous layer of icing over each cake.

  Working on one cake at a time, take a pair of the large
  round liquorice allsorts sweets/candy that are yellow or
  pink with black centres. * Sit the eyes on top of the
  cake; then add the two pieces of cake cut from the top
  (curved edge up) behind the eyes but slightly slanted
  towards the eyes - to make the eyebrows or owl's ears.
  Finish by adding a piece of orange or pink sweet/candy,
  in between the eyes to the front, for the beak.

  Watch the owls "fly" off the table when the children
  see them!

  * https://tinyurl.com/TWIT-TWOOO

  RECIPE FROM: https://www.food.com

  Uncle Dirty Dave's Archives

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