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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: franksolich on April 02, 2014, 02:18:40 PM
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http://www.democraticunderground.com/115740696
Oh my.
Lady Freedom Returns (7,087 posts) Mon Mar 31, 2014, 04:24 PM
So I played with my food again.
This time salad.
I took a cup of blueberries and puree them. Then added a table spoon of onions and half a crushed clove of garlic. I placed in a saucepan, on low, till I could taste the flavors mingling.
While still warm, I added Balsamic vinegar and just a touch of olive oil.
I let it set for a day in the refrigerator and then pored over a salad mix, a small can of Mandarin Oranges, and thin sliced (and diced) honey ham.
Yum!
Lucinda (17,713 posts) Wed Apr 2, 2014, 12:24 AM
1. Not a combo I would have thought of!
Thanks for the post - may have to give it a try
The thread's a few days old, and no other primitive bothered to comment.
One wonders why.
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http://www.democraticunderground.com/115740696
Oh my.
The thread's a few days old, and no other primitive bothered to comment.
One wonders why.
She gets very few, if any replies, to most of her threads. Guess she just doesn't fit into any of the Dmmy cliques. You know, like those kids in HS that would get ignored, no matter how hard they tried to join a group.
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I thought she was in a shelter?
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I thought she was in a shelter?
She was. Now she's in her section 8 apt living the good life on the hard earned tax money and generosity of Tucson.
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I'm waiting for her to go with onion and garlic in apple pie or chocolate pudding.....
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Ketchup and peanut butter sammich. :yahoo:
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During my Navy career I tried many foods in many places. Bar B Que or roasted chicken feet was a dish I never, ever would order.
Amber just invented another item I would never, ever try.
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I placed in a saucepan, on low, till I could taste the flavors mingling.
That sounds very painful.
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I'm pretty sure you'll find blueberries and balsamic vinegar in just about every Section 8 slum kitchen. They're staples.
I picked up some fresh blueberries yesterday. They were $4.99 for six ounces.
I guess that's how you stretch those food stamps.
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That sounds very painful.
Hopefully she had her tongue on the saucepan.
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Hopefully she had her tongue on the saucepan.
I hope it got stuck. :wink:
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Her post shows she edited it twice. The cache reveals the items she corrected:
This time salad.
I took a cup of blueberries and puree them. Then added a table spoon of onons and half a crushed clove of garlic. I placed in a saucepan, on low, till I could taste the flavors mingling.
Wile still warm, I added Balsamic vinegar and just a touch of olive oil.
I let it set for a day in the refrigerator and then pored over a salad mix, a small can of Mandarin Oranges, and thin sliced (and diced) honey ham.
I really want to see her capstone project.
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Blueberries and onions?
****ing lunatic.
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Blueberries and onions?
****ing lunatic.
Onons, Carl, onons. :-)
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Lady Freedom Returns (7,087 posts) Mon Mar 31, 2014, 04:24 PM
So I played with my food again.
This time salad.
I took a cup of blueberries and puree them. Then added a table spoon of onions and half a crushed clove of garlic. I placed in a saucepan, on low, till I could taste the flavors mingling.
While still warm, I added Balsamic vinegar and just a touch of olive oil.
I let it set for a day in the refrigerator and then pored over a salad mix, a small can of Mandarin Oranges, and thin sliced (and diced) honey ham.
Yum!
The National Association of Fictional Spirit-guides has called me to task. They say that recently instead of helping people I’ve been making fun of them. Personally, I don’t see it that way, but I’ve been instructed to be more helpful or suffer the repercussions. So here goes…
LFR, bless your heart, just stop it. Stop it. The good people of Arizona forked over enough money and/or food stamps that you could get some blueberries. Just eat them.
Let’s look at what you’ve done. You’ve mixed blueberries, onions, garlic, vinegar, salad (which I take to be lettuce and other greenery), oranges and ham.
For all intents and purposes you made slop. Stop making slop.
By the way, if you did really eat that particular slop you might need to think about saging your apartment. It is a little known fact that when garlic is mixed with certain greenery and consumed it calls forth the spirit known as Valugo. He is a very ancient spirit that doesn’t really do well in the modern world. According to references when Valugo is called forth to a dwelling he curses the occupant. The cursed occupant loses his or her blessings (like your government freebies) and is doomed to perform hard labor to survive.
I wonder if that was helpful enough?
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Onons, Carl, onons. :-)
Onons?
Then I held a mirror to the monitor and, viola! it NO -NOs. Probably droppings from her cat, uhmm, therapy [slash] helper kitteh,
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By now LFR should be cooking in clay pottery that she made herself.
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For all intents and purposes you made slop. Stop making slop.
Amber's buffet:
[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRkCQH02AxE[/youtube]
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She basically made a vinaigrette and ruined it by adding garlic and onion.
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Amber copied a recipe from someplace.
Vagrants do not, ever, speak of "flavors mingling".