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| I'm in a band http://freeones.in.net/ www.freeones.com It's a mantra that applies to many other foods. Take broccoli. It's disappointing when calabrese is pared down to mere florets. I'd take the stalk over the tree-like tips any day: the flavour is sweeter, and, except for the very bottom part, the texture is nicer. When you slice broccoli stalks very thin and stir-fry them, your supper guests think it's some interesting new Chinese vegetable, with the colour of pak-choi and the crunch of water chestnuts. | Freeman rodrigoz62@yahoo.com |
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