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On Wed, 14 Jul 1999, Richard Keene wrote:
> I try not ot cook vegies much, but sometimes
> I eat cooked brocolli for variety.
I make batches of what my daughter affectionately calls "Garbage
salad." Here's the recipe:
Buy a bag of "broccoli cole slaw", which consists of slivers of
raw broccoli and red cabbage. It is a convenience food, since it
is pre-slivered, but otherwise uncooked and unprocessed.
Add a small jar of pitted green olives. And a small bag of pine
nuts. And a jar of chopped artichoke hearts.
To this I add enough Italian dressing to coat but not drench the
veggies. My Italian dressing is just olive oil, wine vinegar
(yes, I have no objection to vinegar) and spices.
The result is a crunchy, filling, tasty, but low-carb mess of raw
veggies. I make a big batch on Sunday and spoon out portions
during the week. The oil in the dressing somehow "preserves" it
for a few days.
Todd Moody
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