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I love my veggies so I understand. This recipe was for the arugula and chevre salad last summer and did great, is a big hit wherever I've used it. It also makes excellent slaw dressing for pulled pork sandwiches if you're into bbq.

Vidalia Onion Dressing

* 1 cup Vegetable Oil
* 1 medium Vidalia Onion
* 1/2 cup White Sugar
* 1/3 cup Cider Vinegar
* 1 Tbs Dijon mustard
* 3/4 teaspoon Salt
* 1/2 teaspoon Turmeric Powder
* 1/2 teaspoon Paprika
* 1/2 teaspoon Fresh Garlic
* 1/4 teaspoon Freshly Ground Black Pepper

Put everything in a blender and puree for 30sec or so.
 

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I love my veggies so I understand. This recipe was for the arugula and chevre salad last summer and did great, is a big hit wherever I've used it. It also makes excellent slaw dressing for pulled pork sandwiches if you're into bbq.

Vidalia Onion Dressing

* 1 cup Vegetable Oil
* 1 medium Vidalia Onion
* 1/2 cup White Sugar
* 1/3 cup Cider Vinegar
* 1 Tbs Dijon mustard
* 3/4 teaspoon Salt
* 1/2 teaspoon Turmeric Powder
* 1/2 teaspoon Paprika
* 1/2 teaspoon Fresh Garlic
* 1/4 teaspoon Freshly Ground Black Pepper

Put everything in a blender and puree for 30sec or so.
I am curious about your choice of Cabbage. I have found the purple cabbage to be more appealing as far as taste. What is your take on this?
 
My diet is 180 where it used to be. I was the standard fat unhealthy american who ate whatever.

I eat cabbage at least 3x a week now.

Anybody grow their own veggies like cabbage? I used to say it was not worth it with the prices at the stores being so cheap, but damn times are changing. Thinking about putting in a raised bed in the back yard this year. I think I could eat all the broccoli I could grow.
 
My diet is 180 where it used to be. I was the standard fat unhealthy american who ate whatever.

I eat cabbage at least 3x a week now.

Anybody grow their own veggies like cabbage? I used to say it was not worth it with the prices at the stores being so cheap, but damn times are changing. Thinking about putting in a raised bed in the back yard this year. I think I could eat all the broccoli I could grow.
I grow all that stuff. I was gonna mention broccoli, it works miracles for cholesterol. Huge dietary fiber per serving. Eat the stalks, everything. Same w leafy greens, easy to grow and grow very fast. I harvest salad greens indoors 3 weeks from germination.
 
Have a community college near by that does a tomatoes and pepper sale each spring. I have 5 different tomatoes plants and seven different pepper plants going so far this spring. I purchased 2 Anaheim chili plants new for this year. Oh and a tomoteo plant.
 
Cherry tomatoes did awesome indoors. If you're looking for raised beds the Vegogarden beds are really good. I've got 4 of them and they are quality.
 

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Have a community college near by that does a tomatoes and pepper sale each spring. I have 5 different tomatoes plants and seven different pepper plants going so far this spring. I purchased 2 Anaheim chili plants new for this year. Oh and a tomoteo plant.
That's really cool. We had a campus garden and students could claim a plot and grow. A lot actually did. I always thought that was neat.
 
Looks amazing beans. I really like that indoor lettuce contraption you got there.

This is exactly what I need, another time consuming hobby!
Aerogarden! My family has been farmers since the stone age and I can say it performs exactly the way they claim. Had ours for 3 years now and it is the starting point for all of our growing here at home, year round. Best growing related thing I have ever bought.
 
I dropped these in a week ago yesterday I believe. Peppers are behind tomatoes a few days but sprouting. Still have a few weeks before we can plant outside here.
 

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Morning all! Wife and kids really love these breakfast tacos, plus I get to sneak in some spinach.
 

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I went to this Brazilian place and they bring everything out on skewers and cut small pieces onto your plate. Dozens of meat to choose from cooked all different ways. Really good but too much food. I tried meats I have never seen before.
 
The job I recently left sent me all over the world and I had a competition with another employee for "who ate the weirdest thing?"

He had a major advantage, because I don't do insects or larvae, but I think I beat him in mammals with reticulated giraffe (pretty good -- much better than whitetail deer) and fruit bat. Fruit bat doesn't seem to have much flavor, but it was in the hottest sambal I've ever encountered, so it was hard to tell. The other odd meat I've eaten is camel, which is amazingly good, like mild beef.
 
I ate a lot of weird shit in Japan and I’m not talking about sushi. I don’t think I ever ate a bat, but to be honest I just don’t know. My Japanese sucks. There was a lot of trust going on there between me and the chef, and no reason he deserved any.

Don’t eat pizza in Switzerland.
 
We used to bottle fancy spring water for the restauranteur who owned Les Halle on 5th Ave in Manhattan where Bourdain was exec chef for years. He and his staff were great when they hosted us in NYC to celebrate getting the bottling deal done. Pretty awesome date night lol. Years later he asked me to run operations at his mineral water spring out in Wyoming but I passed.

For a side gig, my time in the spring water racket was a very interesting one. Sometime I'll tell you guys about our wranglings with Poland Spring/Nestle Waters of North America.
 
I went to this Brazilian place and they bring everything out on skewers and cut small pieces onto your plate. Dozens of meat to choose from cooked all different ways. Really good but too much food. I tried meats I have never seen before.
Yeah ….. no I only like there seasoning I’m a midwesterner for sure angus and potatoes and good sweet Corn no healthy shit here - I’m in surprisingly good health though
 
We used to bottle fancy spring water for the restauranteur who owned Les Halle on 5th Ave in Manhattan where Bourdain was exec chef for years. He and his staff were great when they hosted us in NYC to celebrate getting the bottling deal done. Pretty awesome date night lol. Years later he asked me to run operations at his mineral water spring out in Wyoming but I passed.

For a side gig, my time in the spring water racket was a very interesting one. Sometime I'll tell you guys about our wranglings with Poland Spring/Nestle Waters of North America
How ironic I just sold a fence to a regional sales guy for ice mountain Poland springs and zephyr hills - probably all tan by a parent company? , I assume the rest are big bevarage owed as well ?
 
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