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Re: Learning to like different stuff

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    I have always hated any type of lettuce or "salad fixin's" except
    iceberg lettuce. Recently, I have planted a garden with different
    sorts of lettuce so I am trying really hard to get used to eating other
    kinds of salad greens. It's NOT easy.

    One thing that seems to really help is using a good virgin olive oil
    and a little vinegar, salt and pepper. I detest "sweet" or strongly
    flavored salad dressing. Somehow the mild olive oil and teensy bit of
    vinegar really compliment the salad greens and make them edible.
    Almost.

    I have never been a bog fan of lettuce salads, but I never hated them.
    Naturally the ingredients make a difference. My wife makes a great
    dressing with olive oil, red wine vinegar and lemon juice, salt, pepper, a
    crushed garlic clove, some powdered mustard and Worcestershire sauce. My
    favourite salad is just Bibb lettuce with some sliced onion and avocado
    with my wife's dressing. Sometimes I have bleu cheese dressing on it
    instead.

    You don't have to have lettuce in a salad. You can have spinach instead.
    Or you can make a Greek Salad with onion, tomatoes, cucumber, black olives
    and Feta cheese.

  2. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Dave Smith said:
    Quoted message said:

    I have always hated any type of lettuce or "salad fixin's" except
    iceberg lettuce. Recently, I have planted a garden with different
    sorts of lettuce so I am trying really hard to get used to eating other
    kinds of salad greens. It's NOT easy.

    One thing that seems to really help is using a good virgin olive oil
    and a little vinegar, salt and pepper. I detest "sweet" or strongly
    flavored salad dressing. Somehow the mild olive oil and teensy bit of
    vinegar really compliment the salad greens and make them edible.
    Almost.

    I have never been a bog fan of lettuce salads, but I never hated them.
    Naturally the ingredients make a difference. My wife makes a great
    dressing with olive oil, red wine vinegar and lemon juice, salt, pepper, a
    crushed garlic clove, some powdered mustard and Worcestershire sauce. My
    favourite salad is just Bibb lettuce with some sliced onion and avocado
    with my wife's dressing. Sometimes I have bleu cheese dressing on it
    instead.

    You don't have to have lettuce in a salad. You can have spinach instead.
    Or you can make a Greek Salad with onion, tomatoes, cucumber, black olives
    and Feta cheese.

    There are also meat salads...

    Chicken salad
    Tuna salad

    And a good standby, Pasta salad!

    "Salads" do not have to be made of veggies and even if they are, no
    lettuce is needed. Personally, I tend to use mostly baby spinach for the
    greens in the ones I make!
    --
    K.

    Sprout the MungBean to reply

    "I don't like to commit myself about heaven and hell--you
    see, I have friends in both places." --Mark Twain

  3. Katra said:
    Quoted message said:


    You don't have to have lettuce in a salad. You can have spinach instead.
    Or you can make a Greek Salad with onion, tomatoes, cucumber, black olives
    and Feta cheese.

    There are also meat salads...

    Chicken salad
    Tuna salad

    And a good standby, Pasta salad!

    And fruit salads.

  4. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Dave Smith said:
    Katra said:
    Quoted message said:


    You don't have to have lettuce in a salad. You can have spinach instead.
    Or you can make a Greek Salad with onion, tomatoes, cucumber, black olives
    and Feta cheese.

    There are also meat salads...

    Chicken salad
    Tuna salad

    And a good standby, Pasta salad!

    And fruit salads.

    Indeed. ;-d
    --
    K.

    Sprout the MungBean to reply

    "I don't like to commit myself about heaven and hell--you
    see, I have friends in both places." --Mark Twain

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