Wet Spetzel
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Yes! And put this photo somewhere on the album cover. Is this for real, Bob, or did you super-saturate? Tell us more about the plant and where you found it (unless classified) and how common in the Barrens ??
Glo
Never mind! ROFL. See post below.
Funniest thing, this is all I can find for "spetzel." Not really wet, either. Want the recipe?
http://media.photobucket.com/image/spetzel/liannekang/Picture212A.jpg
But yours is much prettier.
C'mon--tell now . . .
Glo
http://media.photobucket.com/image/spetzel/liannekang/Picture212A.jpg
But yours is much prettier.
C'mon--tell now . . .
Glo
It sounds close to what I know of as Spatzle with an umlaut over the A.
http://www.chow.com/recipes/10711-herbed-spatzle
It doesn't look like a dumpling. We must wait for Bob
http://www.chow.com/recipes/10711-herbed-spatzle
It doesn't look like a dumpling. We must wait for Bob
Hi Glo! It glows like you. Oji has the right latin name. This is super common in the pines.....Spatulate-leaved sundew. These were on a small tributary of the legendary Middle Branch of the Forked River.
Thanks, Bob, curiosity satisfied. You gave us a distinctive presentation of an attractive plant.
Glo
Me too, after all that research. Actually, Ed, your spatzel looks tastier.But Bob's now-legendary spetzel will do nicely.
Remember Sa'di:
If of thy mortal goods thou art bereft,
And from thy slender store,
Two loaves alone to thee are left,
Sell one, and with the dole
Buy hyacinths to feed thy soul.
Please give directions for legendary Middle Branch of the Forked River.
Glo
Please give directions for legendary Middle Branch of the Forked River.
Glo
You can read about our PBX hike there back in January of 2006. The links to the photo's do not work unfortunately.
http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/f14/up-middle-down-south-pbx-hike-2326/
Here is the location.
http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.831081811411295&lng=-74.21221733093262&z=15&type=topo&gpx=
Guy
We actually crossed the Parkway four times. The traffic was moving well but non-stop. When we stood on the edge of the highway waiting for a break, we created a traffic jam from all the drivers slowing down to view us. So we had to head back into the woods and wait there until we saw our chance. Again and again we did this. I took a few photo's along the Parkway and one of the members got slightly mad at me because he felt I was giving the police evidence if they caught us and confiscated my camera.
Group shot which includes Ed and Bobbleton
Guy
Group shot which includes Ed and Bobbleton
Guy