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Season 38 Final Jeopardy! Contest

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Week ending May (Friday the) 13th I have a perfect score this week: 0/5 I will bring this adorable circle of Highland Coo cupcakes. I think it will be more than enough for everyone because t

j5cochran
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I remember in the mid-1960s, visiting my paternal grandmother. She asked my dad if he thought that she would ever see a man on the moon. Dad said, of course, you will. It will happen before the end of

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SoMuchTV

I'm sorry, but I'm pretty sure the rules specify that the table for zero is authorized to confiscate any round food items.  

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Every family in China has their own recipe for this so really you can't go wrong with this.  This particular recipe has sesame oil and rice wine (just a small bit of both) but I've made it with one or the other or neither.  And I think this particular recipe has a little too much sugar.  I either omit or use just a tiny sprinkling.    

https://thewoksoflife.com/stir-fried-tomato-and-egg/ (

But seriously google tomato and egg stir fry and you will get 1000 options all of them fast and simple and delicious.   This is a very much every day dish in china and as much as I thought it was crazy when I saw it on the list because it is so simple the very day after this dinner I was reading a book with a chinese protagonist and they were all, "I got home after a trying day and made my favorite pick me up tomato and egg.   And I was like.. fine...  And made myself some tomato and egg because seriously...   is good.   
And the simplest recipe I've found for it... still amazing!   https://www.food.com/recipe/chinese-eggs-and-tomatoes-386529   

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Toothbrush

3/5 no *
I missed Monday & Wednesday. I figured Wed was related to the French Revolution but couldn’t get to Reign of Terror. Hubby got it, but unfortunately we’re not playing Team Jeopardy. He guessed Charlie Brown for Thursday like one of the contestants did. Hemingway was a total guess for Tuesday, and interesting that this is the second FJ that refers to an author’s writing style (Gertrude Stein being the first a couple of weeks ago). 
How about a berry “tri”fle at the T3? 

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Mindthinkr

Mindthinkr

1/5 with the * 

re: Tomatoes and Eggs…when I was living in Colombia that’s what was made for me every morning. The chickens that laid the eggs had a diet of coconut and it was an unusual flavor. 
 

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I’ll make this sausage and pepper dish as all the ingredients look like the number one (unless you have a potty mind). 

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Grundoon59

Grundoon59

3/5 but 2*.  I knew that Tuesday and Thursday were responses that would make me slap my forehead when I heard them but I could not get anywhere near Big Bird or Hemingway. 

Duluth was an Instaget thanks to Great Lakes familiarity (I just ran around a mental map of Lake Superior).  In my mid to late teens, I went through a period of fascination with the French Revolution so the Reign of Terror zipped right to the front of my brain.  For Friday, I can only thank the Stratford Ontario Shakespeare Festival for having seen Merry Wives of Windsor enough that I got the answer very quickly. 

I spent the weekend making a new batch of chunky applesauce which has three ingredients (if you count spices as just one) which I will offer up as a side dish or dessert. 

Happy Belated Birthday @bybrandy!

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PBnJay

PBnJay

WEEK 23 • Feb. 14, 2022 — TWO asterisk *  
* 111. The Midwest. At about 90,000 it’s the most populous U.S. city on North America’s biggest lake. *
112. 20th Century Authors. Early in his career he worked for a newspaper whose style guide said, “use short sentences” & “use vigorous English.”
* 113. 18th Century History. The stated aim of this period was using violence to achieve political goals; its success aided in its demise in under a year. *
114. Long-Running TV Show Characters. This character who has been on the air for more than 50 years is only 6 1/2 years old.
115. Plays. First published in 1602, its title characters are Margaret & Alice.

Forgot to post the questions but looks like everyone did okay w/o them!

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