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To: Poet who wrote (854)	9/22/2002 8:37:43 PM
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Post Amazon.com link to the cheaters' cake cookbook asap. Any similar links, too, to non-cake cheaters' foods. The category I like is Incredibly Easy and Fast But So Delicious No One Would Know In A Million Years and Using Easily Obtained Ingredients. I used to make a great lemon sour cream cake made from a doctored mix that I would pour onto pecans in the bottom of a tin like the angel food type (so the cake top was crusted with pecans). I wonder if I still have that recipe. I think there was rum in it. Maybe it was sherry. Last night we went to a party held in a restaurant, Caraje, I think it was, at 85 MacDougal Street betw Houston and Bleeker, and the food was great, including "the best mashed potatoes in NY," and a yellow cake with chocolate icing. I never eat cake, but, having lost control during the mesmerization process precipitated by the mashed potatoes, I made an exception and had two pieces. Which gave me the opportunity at 4:00am this morning to try my first Maxalt, which I asked my doctor for because I know you take it for migraine and I thought I'd see if it did what Imitrex does w/o wiping me out the next day. Which it seemed to. So I may be eating more chocolate. Somebody's got to do it.