(Drizzle a bit of olive oil, bake in 400 degree oven, turn once in a while.) |
Story #1 : Red Peppers (on drastic sale at the grocery
store)
Cashier, “What in the world are you going to do with all
those peppers?”
Bag Boy (he was actually a retired gentleman), “Yes, what do
you do with those?”
Tracy, “I roast them and freeze them and put them in my food.”
Cashier, “Like what?”
Tracy, “Burritos, pizza, sauces, salsas, salads. I might come back and get more!”
(Wrap them in foil and place in 400 degree oven till knife tender. Remove skins, slice, sprinkle with vinegar. Free advice: wear rubber gloves) |
Story #2 : Beets from the farmers market
Farmer, “Want a bag of homegrown beets?”
Tracy, “Yes! We love them! I’ll roast them, sprinkle them
with cider vinegar and serve them to my family.”
Story #3 : Weird Squash (which makes a great centerpiece)
Same farmer as in the beet story, “Would you like this
squash for free?”
Tracy, “Absolutely! It’s Mother Nature’s Art!”
I love that squash! It's so cool looking. Definitely like art!
ReplyDeleteI agree Amy! That squash is totally cool - I really don't want to cook it!
ReplyDeleteThat squash does look like a sculpture.
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