On 12-02-18 20:59, Ruth Haffly <=-
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What type did you get. We have been quite pleased with our full sized double door with bottom freezer. A friend got a counter depth double
door frig/freezer and is constantly frustrated with it because of lack
of depth for storage.

I'll have to let Steve fill you in on the make, model, etc but it is a full size with French doors and freezer on the bottom. No water in the door feature; that's one that we can do without as we have the reverse osmosis system at the sink. Getting it in stainless steel--the other option was black (color of our current fridge). Steve was interested
in the black until a sales person showed him that it was just a
coating, with stainless underneath.

Except for color (ours is white) it sounds exactly like ours. We have
an ice maker in the freezer, no water. The bottom freezer means less
bending since you are in that less often than you are into the produce
section, etc. Ours has a filter. There are less expensive filters on
Amazon than the brand name. The system wants you to change the filter
every six months, even if you don't have water. We learned how to fake
it out and change the filter less often than that.


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Title: Lentils with Garlic & Rosemary
Categories: Crockpot, Low fat, Main dish
Yield: 11 servings

5 c Water
3 c Chopped onion
2 c Diced cooked ham
1 c Diced carrot
1 ts Dried rosemary; crushed
3/4 ts Rubbed sage
1/4 ts Pepper
1 lb Dried lentils
1 cn (14.5-oz.) Fat-free beef
-broth
2 Garlic cloves; chopped
1 Bay leaf

Combine first 11 ingredients in an electric slow cooker. Cover with
lid, and cook on high-heat setting for 3 to 4 hours, or until lentils
are tender. Discard bay leaf. Garnish with parsley, if desired.
Yield: 11 servings (serving size: 1 cup).

CALORIES 196 (10% FROM FAT); PROTEIN 16.8g; FAT 2.2g (sat 0.7g, mono
0.9g, poly 0.4g); CARB 28.9g; FIBER 6g; CHOL 13mg; IRON 4.1mg; SODIUM
248mg; CALC 38mg.

Source: COOKING LIGHT magazine, 9/95.

MealMaster format by iRis gRayson.

From: Iris Grayson Date: 08-30-95
Cooking Ä

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Hi Dale,

What type did you get. We have been quite pleased with our full sized double door with bottom freezer. A friend got a counter depth double
door frig/freezer and is constantly frustrated with it because of lack
of depth for storage.

I'll have to let Steve fill you in on the make, model, etc but it is a full size with French doors and freezer on the bottom. No water in the door feature; that's one that we can do without as we have the reverse osmosis system at the sink. Getting it in stainless steel--the other option was black (color of our current fridge). Steve was interested
in the black until a sales person showed him that it was just a
coating, with stainless underneath.

Except for color (ours is white) it sounds exactly like ours. We have
an ice maker in the freezer, no water. The bottom freezer means less bending since you are in that less often than you are into the produce section, etc. Ours has a filter. There are less expensive filters on Amazon than the brand name. The system wants you to change the
filter every six months, even if you don't have water. We learned how
to fake it out and change the filter less often than that.

The filters are expensive, yes, but IIRC, Steve mentioned something
about getting a better price on Amazon. We usually don't change them
every 6 months either, especially if we've been gone a lot in that time.
This fridge doesn't have the carousel yours does but we don't really
need it. (0ur dining table came with one that hasn't gotten a lot of use
since we bought it in 1992.) Steve is putting down plank vinyl flooring
in the kitchen now, before the fridge gets delivered, so he won't have
to move it to do the job later.

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Ruth
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On 12-12-18 12:25, Ruth Haffly <=-
spoke to Nancy Backus about Putting up was:Tempe <=-

It was a help as he started doing a flooring project in the kitchen so proper cooking would have been hard anyway. The flooring is almost all
in place; will put the kitchen back "to rights" and get the new fridge
on Monday.

Is the plumbing installed for the new frig's ice maker? Will the
delivery guys be hooking that up, or will Stephen?


MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.05

Title: QUINOA AND LENTIL SOUP
Categories: Vegan, Low-chol, Low-cal, Soups
Yield: 4 Servings

1 tb Olive oil
1 Onion
2 cl Garlic
2 Celery sticks
1 Carrot
1 ts Caraway Seeds
100 g Quinoa
900 ml Vegetable stock
150 ml White wine vinegar
400 g Brown lentils
4 tb Coriander
Seasoning

Preparation:

Chop the onions, garlic cloves, celery, and coriander Dice the carrots
Drain the lentils

1. Heat the oil in a large pan and cook the onion, garlic, celery,
carrot, caraway seeds for 5 minutes. Stir in the quinoa, stock
and white wine vinegar, bring to the boil, cover and simmer for
20 minutes until the grains are tender.

2. Add the lentils and cook for a further 5 minutes. Stir in the
coriander, season to taste and serve.

Per Serving:

233 Calories 4g Fibre (high) 30g Carbohydrate (medium) 6g Fat
(medium) 0.5g Saturated Fat (low) 11g Protein (medium) 0.85g Salt
(medium) No added sugar

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Hi Dale,

It was a help as he started doing a flooring project in the kitchen so proper cooking would have been hard anyway. The flooring is almost all
in place; will put the kitchen back "to rights" and get the new fridge
on Monday.

Is the plumbing installed for the new frig's ice maker? Will the
delivery guys be hooking that up, or will Stephen?

The connection was there already; the old fridge had an ice maker. The
delivery guys did the hook up. They're taking the old fridge to the
church house; the older one there will go on Free Cycle.

---
Catch you later,
Ruth
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Quoting Ruth Haffly to Dale Shipp on 12-14-18 17:16 <=-

Is the plumbing installed for the new frig's ice maker? Will the
delivery guys be hooking that up, or will Stephen?

The connection was there already; the old fridge had an ice maker. The delivery guys did the hook up. They're taking the old fridge to the
church house; the older one there will go on Free Cycle.

That worked out well all around.... nice that the delivery guys would
take the old one to the church for you.... did you have to pay extra for that....?

ttyl neb

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Hi Nancy,

Is the plumbing installed for the new frig's ice maker? Will

the DS>> delivery guys be hooking that up, or will Stephen?

The connection was there already; the old fridge had an ice maker. The delivery guys did the hook up. They're taking the old fridge to the
church house; the older one there will go on Free Cycle.

That worked out well all around.... nice that the delivery guys would
take the old one to the church for you.... did you have to pay extra
for that....?

I don't think so. Again, small town living, even tho WF has gotten
larger it still retains a lot of the small town atmosphere. The church
building is about a mile from our house so they didn't have to go that
far. What they did was to deliver the new fridge, went out to do other deliveries and then came back to pick up the old fridge to take to the
church house. Helped that we didn't have to do a super rush transfer of
stuff. (G)

---
Catch you later,
Ruth
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Quoting Ruth Haffly to Nancy Backus on 12-24-18 10:46 <=-

Is the plumbing installed for the new frig's ice maker? Will
the delivery guys be hooking that up, or will Stephen?

The connection was there already; the old fridge had an ice
maker. The delivery guys did the hook up. They're taking the old
fridge to the church house; the older one there will go on Free
Cycle.

That worked out well all around.... nice that the delivery guys
would take the old one to the church for you.... did you have to
pay extra for that....?

I don't think so. Again, small town living, even tho WF has gotten
larger it still retains a lot of the small town atmosphere. The church building is about a mile from our house so they didn't have to go that far.

That worked out nicely then... :)

What they did was to deliver the new fridge, went out to do other deliveries and then came back to pick up the old fridge to take to the church house. Helped that we didn't have to do a super rush transfer
of stuff. (G)

Yes, very nice.... And they didn't have to wait around while you did the transfer... :)

ttyl neb

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Hi Nancy,

fridge to the church house; the older one there will go on Free
Cycle.

That worked out well all around.... nice that the delivery guys
would take the old one to the church for you.... did you have to
pay extra for that....?

I don't think so. Again, small town living, even tho WF has gotten
larger it still retains a lot of the small town atmosphere. The church building is about a mile from our house so they didn't have to go that far.

That worked out nicely then... :)

What they did was to deliver the new fridge, went out to do other deliveries and then came back to pick up the old fridge to take to the church house. Helped that we didn't have to do a super rush transfer
of stuff. (G)

Yes, very nice.... And they didn't have to wait around while you did
the transfer... :)

Good thinking all around.

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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Quoting Ruth Haffly to Nancy Backus on 12-27-18 17:43 <=-

What they did was to deliver the new fridge, went out to do other
deliveries and then came back to pick up the old fridge to take to the
church house. Helped that we didn't have to do a super rush transfer
of stuff. (G)

Yes, very nice.... And they didn't have to wait around while you did
the transfer... :)

Good thinking all around.

Indeed. ;)

ttyl neb

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