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1LolaWalser
Yes, yes I know it's healthy, and cheap, and cabbage-lovers would weep, but my god, the SMELL!
3LolaWalser
IS too!
4theoria
Stuffed cabbage, potato pierogi, cuppa borscht, and apple sauce: food of the Gods. Must. Not. Delete. Kraut.
5AsYouKnow_Bob
Delete Sauerkraut
Now you've gone too far.
Now you've gone too far.
6LolaWalser
Next thing I know, you people will be defending potatoes.
7Magentawolf
Boil'em, mash'em, stick'em in a stew!
You can't possibly be against potatoes.
You can't possibly be against potatoes.
8LolaWalser
Oh yes I can! Characterless mushy starch--what's to love?
Lola Sola Contra Mundum, coming soon to movie palaces everywhere
Lola Sola Contra Mundum, coming soon to movie palaces everywhere
9theoria
According to legend, when Tsar Peter I tried to introduce the potato as a food crop, Russian peasants resisted. They believed that because potatoes had "eyes," they also had a soul, and it would be a sin to eat them.
All of this to say: hey, Lola, leave that cabbage alone!
All of this to say: hey, Lola, leave that cabbage alone!
10LolaWalser
Uncle!
12LolaWalser
Yyyy... wait, wait, wait. I'll take the red cabbages, raw, and... oh goodness me, are my beloved Brussels sprouts not a variety of c. too? Well, I forgive them.
But NO FERMENTING!
But NO FERMENTING!
13AsYouKnow_Bob
The Humble Potato: The Food Of The Gods.
Calvin Trillin on the best "stand-up" potato latke in the English-speaking world.
I was impressed enough with this description to follow in Trillin's footsteps and make the pilgrimage to M. Marks on Wentworth Street.
(We may be suffering from some sort of cross-cultural misunderstanding; but me, I'm of Baltic and German heritage, and related to lots of Poles - so when you bad-mouth sauerkraut and potatoes, you are trash-talking THE FOOD OF MY PEOPLE.)
Calvin Trillin on the best "stand-up" potato latke in the English-speaking world.
I was impressed enough with this description to follow in Trillin's footsteps and make the pilgrimage to M. Marks on Wentworth Street.
(We may be suffering from some sort of cross-cultural misunderstanding; but me, I'm of Baltic and German heritage, and related to lots of Poles - so when you bad-mouth sauerkraut and potatoes, you are trash-talking THE FOOD OF MY PEOPLE.)
14paradoxosalpha
Hold the horses! Sauerkraut is desirable and potatoes are necessary for stamppot. Gonna need that for the coming cold winter.
15lilithcat
> 12
Brussels sprouts are fine. My current favorite salad is Brussels sprouts, with toasted pumpkin seeds and slices of Granny Smith apples, in a lemon vinaigrette.
Brussels sprouts are fine. My current favorite salad is Brussels sprouts, with toasted pumpkin seeds and slices of Granny Smith apples, in a lemon vinaigrette.
17LolaWalser
#13
The Clash of Cuisines!!!!1! Move over, Huntington.
Actually, in a pinch I'll feast on fish 'n' chips like any almost normal person. And I can DO things to potatoes you wouldn't believe. They are just not my preferred food-orientation (nor is rice, anything floury).
#16
Ha, yes!
The Clash of Cuisines!!!!1! Move over, Huntington.
Actually, in a pinch I'll feast on fish 'n' chips like any almost normal person. And I can DO things to potatoes you wouldn't believe. They are just not my preferred food-orientation (nor is rice, anything floury).
#16
Ha, yes!

