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  1. Jul-03-2016, 1:13pm #1
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    As I was taking out the pan, I saw there was a piece of wood in oven! Luthiers know how wood affects sound, but does anyone know how wood affects the taste of lemon squares?
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    Default Re: Life with a Luthier

    perhaps a "rustic" taste? Such as cooked over a campfire? LOL!!
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    Might make it a bit grainy.
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    Default Re: Life with a Luthier

    Hopefully, that instrument won't turn into a lemon.
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    I bet Frank Wakefield would like those lemon squares.

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    You only need to start worring when you get to this point. That's Granny from the Beverly Hillbillies ''kick starting'' her stove by building a fire inside it,
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    Default Re: Life with a Luthier

    It could make the mandolin a little sharp...
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    Lemon square torrefaction.
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    Is there a little curl to the squares. Which will become most spectacular after applying the finish......
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