Chellyt

If you are familure with Auntie Annie's pretzels, you'll know they have some great flavors like sesame, garlic, jalapeno, cinnamon and sour cream and onion, but I am not looking to duplicate them.

So, my question is, outside of what Auntie Annie offers (its okay if you don't know the company), what flavor have you always wondered would be good or wanted in a soft pretzel?

I have plenty of instructions either from on the web or in cookbooks, but I still make the worlds worst injera. I need someone who is experinced in preparing and cooking injera and is willing to spend some time guiding me. I have the tef and yeast. I have a brand new elec. skillet, oven and stove. Thanks so much!

I subscribed to the US membership on a monthly basis for a couple of months, now I am wondering if the World Deluxe is something worthwhile. I am searching Russia, France, Germany, Romania and Jewish ancestors.

Also, have you used the research coach that they provide with the membership? Thanks!

I have an area where on my property where I want to cement over where I have two huge forsythia bushes. I thought of just getting rid of them, then thought, maybe I could sell them to a local landscaper, but then, I thought, heck, maybe I can just relocate them to a different area in my yard. And that brings me to my question.

Are forysthia bushes relocatable, and if so, how the heck do I do it?