I would conservatively salt it, but it goes against my political principles.
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dyslexia
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Mon 24 Aug, 2009 07:22 pm
@Setanta,
yeah, that pretty much does it for me as well.
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Merry Andrew
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Mon 24 Aug, 2009 08:37 pm
@Setanta,
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The Polos brought back pasta from China, oh thou of little erudition.
That's what I said in an earlier post, if you care to scroll up on the previous page. But dys more or less contradicted me and I have great respect for people of a certain age.
<ducks. runs like hell>
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Setanta
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Tue 25 Aug, 2009 05:46 am
Marco Polo's book is interesting in that he tells the religious confessions of every area through which he passes, and there are almost always Christians, Jews and Muslims in each one.
Well, I also would find sweetened aguacate inedible to my taste.
Only the uninitiated would do such a thing to an aguacate.
It's better to try it as guacamole.
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msolga
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Sun 30 Aug, 2009 04:02 am
@Setanta,
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I likes to cut an avacado length-wise, twist it so the seed remains in one half, and then scoop out the seed, and eat the flesh with a spoon, having liberally salted it.
Yes. Except I eliminate the salt & add a good squeeze of lemon juice instead, plus a little freshly ground black pepper. Perfect!