Sort of OT: Succotash, stupid story

[Guest guest]

You should have just added some sweetener, cinnamon, and nutmeg to the

pumpkin!!! And try using October beans in corn for your succotash!!!

delicious!!

 

Marilyn Daub

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Vanceburg, KY

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Kadee M

Vegetarian Group

Thursday, September 21, 2006 12:48 AM

Sort of OT: Succotash, stupid story

 

 

So I've been having these cravings. Hubby wants me to take a pregnancy

test it's so bad. I'm not pregnant, I'm just really hungry all the time and

I've been craving weird things. The past two days it's been pumpkin pie

filling. Right out of the can, maybe microwaved. So I went to the store

today and got some, only when I got home it was just plain pumpkin, not the

pie filling. Tastes terrible. So I gave my rats a bowl full, which they

enjoyed. I gave some to the mice and as usual they turned their snotty

little noses up at it. The dogs liked it a lot. I mixed it in with their

food and they acted like I'd filled their bowls with candy.

Tonight's craving: succotash. Weird, huh? I gave the rats and mice their

share (they always get a little of what I'm eating- wouldn't want the

darlings to feel left out, now would we?) and devoured the rest. Good stuff.

I'm in a typing mood so I felt like sharing my bizarre eating habits with

all of you. And for the record- yes, I'm *sure* I'm not pregnant.

 

Kadee Sedtal

 

 

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[Guest guest]

I tried adding sugar and cinnamon (didn't have anything else), but I was just

basically mad that it wasn't already done! What are October beans? I've never

heard of them.

 

Kadee Sedtal

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

They may also call them Cranberry beans. They are darker, but are sort of

the shape of pinto beans. This way the energy from the succotash stays with

you. I put butter and sugar on my succotash.

 

Marilyn Daub

mcdaub

Vanceburg, KY

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Kadee M

Thursday, September 21, 2006 12:34 PM

Re: Sort of OT: SuCcotash, stupid story

 

 

I tried adding sugar and cinnamon (didn't have anything else), but I was

just basically mad that it wasn't already done! What are October beans?

I've never heard of them.

 

Kadee Sedtal

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Kadee, dont worry about rambling, and trust me, I have weird

cravings at really odd times. I am not pregnant, nor have I ever

been, nor will I ever be, but when I am really badly pmsing, or my

period is at its worst, I crave dairy products really badly

(especially cream cheese and sour cream) when I am having these

cravings, I live off of chips and dips, *crab* rangoon (I just make

it homemade and leave out the crab) and cream cheese stuffed

jalepenos!! I believe that is why I could never go vegan, I just

cant be without those! Lol. But alas, if my hormone levels dont

decrease may have to eliminate all hormone laden food, oh I just

want to cry.

Sheyen

, Kadee M

<abbey_road3012 wrote:

>

> So I've been having these cravings. Hubby wants me to take a

pregnancy test it's so bad. I'm not pregnant, I'm just really hungry

all the time and I've been craving weird things. The past two days

it's been pumpkin pie filling. Right out of the can, maybe

microwaved. So I went to the store today and got some, only when I

got home it was just plain pumpkin, not the pie filling. Tastes

terrible. So I gave my rats a bowl full, which they enjoyed. I gave

some to the mice and as usual they turned their snotty little noses

up at it. The dogs liked it a lot. I mixed it in with their food and

they acted like I'd filled their bowls with candy.

> Tonight's craving: succotash. Weird, huh? I gave the rats and mice

their share (they always get a little of what I'm eating- wouldn't

want the darlings to feel left out, now would we?) and devoured the

rest. Good stuff. I'm in a typing mood so I felt like sharing my

bizarre eating habits with all of you. And for the record- yes,

I'm *sure* I'm not pregnant.

>

> Kadee Sedtal

>

>

>

> Stay in the know. Pulse on the new .com. Check it out.

>

>

[Guest guest]

> , Kadee M

> <abbey_road3012@> wrote:

> >

> > So I've been having these cravings.

Kadee Sedtal

> >

> >

 

 

Often times when you are craving something - it's b/c your body is

difficient (sp). Most people think cravings are a preggo thing, but

most people have them, they're just heightened in pregnant women.

When I crave certain foods, I know it's b/c I *need* whatever that

food is highest in, for me it's mostly iron - I go through periods

where I sit there eating straight out of a jar of peanut butter, lol.

 

They're not weird - probably just your body telling you something

Or when I am sad/depressed/missing someone/something, then I crave

foods that remind me of them or foods that make me happy. You know,

comfort foods. Granted, I've never eaten succotash, but people look

at me like a weirdo when I sit there w/ that jar of peanut butter, lol.

 

--Stacee

[Guest guest]

Well I must need corn! Today I had this awful craving for more succotash, but

when I opened the cabinet I saw something even better- mexicorn! I ate every

last bit and felt so much better. I've also got a whole can each of corn and

lima beans, which I might eat tonight. It's really bizarre.

And about the peanut butter- my 2 1/2 year-old daughter will eat as much as

we'll give her. One time lazy hubby decided to let her make her own peanut

butter sandwich (dumb, I know) and she sat there in her chair dipping the knife

into the jar, licking it all off, then doing it over and over and over. I

eventually decided that if she didn't stop she'd turn into a peanut and told

Jeff to at least supervise- not a speck of peanut butter ended up on the bread.

Of course it was funny. And when I went into the hospital in labor, pregnant

with my daughter, I started craving peanut butter and crackers. In the labor

room! Right after she was born I was kind of like, " Yeah, cute baby and all...

where's my peanut butter and crackers?!? " With the crappy food they brought

me every day I ate very little else. Good stuff, peanut butter is... but not as

good as mexicorn.

 

Kadee Sedtal

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

ROTFLMAO!!!

 

Marilyn Daub

mcdaub

Vanceburg, KY

My Cats Knead Me!!

-

Kadee M

Saturday, September 23, 2006 6:50 PM

Re: Sort of OT: SuCcotash, stupid story

 

 

Well I must need corn! Today I had this awful craving for more succotash,

but when I opened the cabinet I saw something even better- mexicorn! I ate

every last bit and felt so much better. I've also got a whole can each of

corn and lima beans, which I might eat tonight. It's really bizarre.

And about the peanut butter- my 2 1/2 year-old daughter will eat as much

as we'll give her. One time lazy hubby decided to let her make her own

peanut butter sandwich (dumb, I know) and she sat there in her chair dipping

the knife into the jar, licking it all off, then doing it over and over and

over. I eventually decided that if she didn't stop she'd turn into a peanut

and told Jeff to at least supervise- not a speck of peanut butter ended up

on the bread. Of course it was funny. And when I went into the hospital

in labor, pregnant with my daughter, I started craving peanut butter and

crackers. In the labor room! Right after she was born I was kind of like,

" Yeah, cute baby and all... where's my peanut butter and crackers?!? "

With the crappy food they brought me every day I ate very little else. Good

stuff, peanut butter is... but not as good as mexicorn.

 

Kadee Sedtal

 

 

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