bad mac & cheese

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Believe me I'm not a picky eater and I still have nightmares about the awful

mac & cheese my Mom used to make.

My sister and I will still laugh about it, not in front of her though. She

really gets mad if you do.

Donna

 

Marilyn Daub

08/09/06 11:40:55

 

Re: Question of the Week

I got

Yes, macaroni and cheese!! Hers was the worst and it took me years before I

would make it and eat it. Now I love it.

 

Marilyn Daub

mcdaub

Vanceburg, KY

My Cats Knead Me!!

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Sue

 

Wednesday, August 09, 2006 10:53 AM

Re: Question of the Week I got one here

kohlrabi

 

Well that does it with the kohlrabi! Did you ever have a dish your mom

cooked so often that you actually hated that food? My husband can't stand

cooked cabbage. His mother's house always smelled of cooked cabbage. So,

if kohlrabi has a slight cabbage flavor...he won't touch it. Funny, cause

he loves cabbage slaw.

sue

 

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Donnalilacflower

08/08/06 09:43:19

 

Question of the Week I got one here kohlrabi

 

It's great grated in salads. You can cut in slices

and steam. It has a slight cabbage flavor.

Now go get some and serve it to your husband.LOL

I haver not tried the kohrabi tops, I'm curious but I

better find out if they are piosonous first.

Doesn't it look like a space ship?

Donna

 

--- Sue wrote:

 

> I would like to know that also. I always threaten

> my husband with cooking

> up a mess of kohlrabi. Not really knowing how to

> cook it. LOL

> sue

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> chico_trucker

> 08/07/06 09:12:18

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> Re: Question of the Week

> I got one here

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> Does anyone know how to prepare kohlrabi? I saw it

> in the produce

> section several times but passed on by not knowing

> how to eat it.

> Chico

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> > Is there a vegetable that you are curious about

> trying but don't

> know

> > how to prepare it?

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