Re: Northern Exposure Quote

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Her name was Marilyn.  Does the cookbook include the recipe for the
chest rub used to get rid of colds?  It was something like
"hiohiohipanio" and the primary ingredient was moose dung.

Ellen

Warblerick@aol.com wrote:
> 
> Darius,
> Northern Exposure was absolutely one of my favorite T.V. shows ever! I can
> still occasionally catch it in reruns on weekends, and do remember one episode
> where Holling and Ruth Ann were "chasing" a local rarity- the Rufous-sided
> Towhee (if I remember correctly). I even have a Northern Exposure cook book.
> My favorite recipe comes from Joel's receptionist (whose name I cannot now
> recall). She was a woman of few words, and her recipe was for some sort of
> potato soup. She wrote something like: peel and boil potatoes, add spice,
> serve, no talking!
> 
> Thanks for sharing!
> 
> Warblerick@aol.com
> Rick Sussman
> Ashton,MD

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