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Discovered a new food
I discovered a new food I like -- eggplant! I've never had it before. It's
not bad! I guess if nothing else, I'm learning to appreciate new foods. Oh, btw, I lost another pound! Tara 258(post baby)/226/150 |
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Discovered a new food
"Tara" wrote in message ... I discovered a new food I like -- eggplant! I've never had it before. It's not bad! I guess if nothing else, I'm learning to appreciate new foods. Oh, btw, I lost another pound! Tara 258(post baby)/226/150 Congrats on the pound gone, Tara. I love eggplant. I usually grow a plant in the garden each summer. |
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Yeah, stir fry it with strips of red bell pepper,
some cumin, coriander, turmeric, a dash of cayenne and some cilantro. MMMM. "Tara" wrote in message ... I discovered a new food I like -- eggplant! I've never had it before. It's not bad! I guess if nothing else, I'm learning to appreciate new foods. Oh, btw, I lost another pound! Tara 258(post baby)/226/150 |
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Discovered a new food
I use this quite a lot - we call it aubergine here in the UK. If you
fry it, though, it really can soak up the oil, so I soften mine in the microwave before using it for recipes. Yummy. janice On Wed, 5 May 2004 13:57:17 -0500, "Tara" wrote: I discovered a new food I like -- eggplant! I've never had it before. It's not bad! I guess if nothing else, I'm learning to appreciate new foods. Oh, btw, I lost another pound! Tara 258(post baby)/226/150 |
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Patricia Heil wrote:
Yeah, stir fry it with strips of red bell pepper, some cumin, coriander, turmeric, a dash of cayenne and some cilantro. MMMM. Don't forget the huge hunks of fresh ginger! drizzle with 1 tablespoon of olive oil (120 teeny calories). "Tara" wrote in message ... I discovered a new food I like -- eggplant! I've never had it before. It's not bad! I guess if nothing else, I'm learning to appreciate new foods. Oh, btw, I lost another pound! Tara 258(post baby)/226/150 -- The post you just read, unless otherwise noted, is strictly my opinion and experience. Please interpret accordingly. |
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Discovered a new food
"Tara" wrote in message
... I discovered a new food I like -- eggplant! I've never had it before. It's not bad! I guess if nothing else, I'm learning to appreciate new foods. Yes, eggplant is delicious. Be sure to try doing ratatouille sometimes (eggplants, zucchini, tomatoes, onions, green and red peppers all cooked in olive oil and perfumed with garlic, thym and basil). You can find an "Americanized" (original version is not strictly sauteed, but can taste like a veggie stew where the vegetables melt in olive oil) version here http://www.culturekiosque.com/chef/rherct3.htm. Mediterranea and Eastern Europe also use eggplants in puree, not as a side dish, but as an appetizer. It's pretty high in fat, but it's no worse than most of the common appetizers, and probably healthier than doritos. Here is a recipe : http://www.foodtv.com/food/recipes/r..._23615,00.html. |
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