“This nun’s farts recipe, also called pets de nonne, is the delight of French-Canadian children. The traditional French recipe is for a light choux puff, but in Canada it evolved as a way to use leftover pastry scraps. This treat is brushed with butter, sprinkled with sugar, and rolled into spirals. The pastry spirals are then baked into crispy, flaky confections that are best eaten fresh and warm from the oven.” From: http://frenchfood.about.com/od/desserts/r/canadianfarts.htm

Vic — I’ve actually been thinking about the translation ever since that meal, particularly the “becoming” part. What do you think of the notion that it’s sort of like “worthy of” or “befitting”? Perhaps your headline is exactly spot-on: Bananas befitting the purest children of God kind of deal.

OK, perhaps the dessert made me insane.

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Marlene