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Re: danelion wine
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- Subject: Re: danelion wine
- From: Kristine Furner furner@oak.cats.ohiou.edu>
- Date: Wed, 09 Feb 2000 07:30:35 -0500
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Okay guys, pardon my newbie ignorance again!!! How in the world do you get
past the bitterness that I was always under the impression dandelions
had??? Are you tossing something else in with the dandelions to
counteract that or am I misinformed about them having a bitter taste?
Granted, I don't think I've tasted a dandelion since I was little and
played the "Mommy had a baby and it's head popped off" game!!! :-}
You can all quit laughing now!!
:-} Kristine
Zone 5b, SE Ohio
>Oh, not true, not true! I think Cook's Gardens (and I'm sure other places)
>have that French Dandelion, a more upscale version, but even our own common
>variety garden weed is an excellent salad ingredient. Fresh, young and
>tender greens either alone, added to other salad greens, or in a *wilted*
>salad. Hardboiled egg on top. Yummm.
>
>The flowers are edible too. Batter 'n fry them. Or toss them into one of
>those salads above.
>
>
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