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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.


    A little milder taste and an alternative to vinegar -- what I use 50% of the
    time, at least -- is this:
    A little bit of good virgin olive oil and a squeeze of fresh lemon (however
    many squeezes you wish).
    Dee

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  2. another alternative for a milder vinegar is rice vinegar.

  3. "Seamus" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    another alternative for a milder vinegar is rice vinegar.

    You can also use lemon or lime juice in place of the vinegar.

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