Questions on train forums I wouldn't think of asking.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

I know I shouldn't say this but what is next to become a cause? Is there anything left?

The cancel Culture the next step in political correctness. This is where they look into your past to see what you have said or something you might have done to take you down.

I thought this was on-going already.

It's been a common practice for decades, but has ramped up higher and higher over the past decade as everyone seems to find profit in digging up ancient dirt to use in attacks on others. If they can't find any, then they just make stuff up.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

If you know...
Kindly, permit me to inquire:
Can the person who is your principal heir also be the executor of your Will ? Would that be proper - something which is done?
Murph

[rogruth]

If you know...
Kindly, permit me to inquire:
Can the person who is your principal heir also be the executor of your Will ? Would that be proper - something which is done?
Murph

Probably but might lead to some questioning. Best ask an attorney.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

If you know...
Kindly, permit me to inquire:
Can the person who is your principal heir also be the executor of your Will ? Would that be proper - something which is done?
Murph

Yes, of course.

[robert.]

Yes, My mother did it for her parents.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Once an imported bottle of Olive Oil has been opened, should it be refrigerated , or can it be kept in the larder?

[chuck]

Olive oil does not require refrigeration. In fact, it will probably start to congeal if the temp is too cold for too long. Having said that, it should not be exposed to excessive heat either, i.e. too close to the stove top, the range vent, the toaster oven, the microwave exhaust, etc. This heat will cause it to start breaking down and affect the flavor.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Thank you, Chuck.

[up148]

And I was told should be kept in darker areas, which is why some comes in dark glass bottles

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Once an imported bottle of Olive Oil has been opened, should it be refrigerated , or can it be kept in the larder?

I decant some into a small dispensing bottle that stays on the counter for cooking, etc. The large bottle stays in the pantry. Refrigeration is not needed.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Thank you, both.

[robert.]

Anybody ever have zucchini nut bread cooked in a soup can ? does anyone even reuse tin cans now?

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Anybody ever have zucchini nut bread cooked in a soup can ?

No. Not had zucchini bread of any kind in a long time.........

does anyone even reuse tin cans now?

Yup. For collecting grease for disposal later. In my shop for collecting all metal scrap bits for disposal later.

[robert.]

Tis the season for zucchini bread. While reading my grandmother’s recipes. I noticed “ bake in 8 #10 cans. Then it hit me. All her zucchini breads were shaped like cranberry sauce/jelly. Probably a Pa Dutch thing

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Tis the season for zucchini bread. While reading my grandmother’s recipes. I noticed “ bake in 8 #10 cans. Then it hit me. All her zucchini breads were shaped like cranberry sauce/jelly. Probably a Pa Dutch thing

Zucchini must be in early this year. We always used Corning loaf pans - pop right out with minimal clean up. Corning plant, now World Kitchen, was right down the road from my grandparent's home.