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 Your most favorite veggie?
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Papa2mykids
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Location: Kentwood, Michigan
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Boy, that's a tough one.
For me it is more about seasons and veggies.
Peas and asparagus in the spring.
Brocolli followed by super sweet corn.
Maters in late summer.
All the fixens for a fresh salad.
a fun question pepperdude.
Ron
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Stephinalta
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| Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2008 3:26 pm Post subject: |
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This is a hard question, I cant answer it, I am voluntarily vegetarian most of the time, just because I love veggies, I am starting a veggie garden so I can save money because my veggie habit is very expensive.
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unicorn2564
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| Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2008 8:12 pm Post subject: |
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I cant pick just one!!! LOVE corn on the cob ..peas with butter and salt .. carrots in a stew with potatoes and onions and peas and corn...beans and ham....green peppers and onions in a meatloaf....Spinach in a lasagna. Hope I didnt make you TOO hungry!!!
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fish_4_all
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| Posted: Sat Nov 15, 2008 11:05 pm Post subject: |
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Any kind of pickling cucumber right off the vine! Favorite of all time for sure. I love Broccoli and califlower to but has to be raw or lightly steamed or I don't like it.
Green peppers are next along with pickled Green beans, aka Dilly beans.
Now I just need to srart my cucumbers early enough so that I have a good steady summer and fall crop.
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