[Sca-cooks] lima beans
Susan Fox-Davis
selene at earthlink.net
Wed Jul 31 08:54:01 PDT 2002
vongraph wrote:
> > > Mundanely and in persona. Why do you equate my
> > > love of lima beans with insanity?
> >
> > Their Taste. Texture. Color.
>
> Not to mention the fact that people who eat lima beans have a tendency to
> force their children to eat them as well and the child grows up with deep
> psychological damage in the area of what foods to consider genteel and
> worthy of being served to large quanities of people. Also the is the deep
> rooted beleif that if you serve them they will come! They will come and get
> you for putting such horible things on the menu:)
>
> Elric
You may be onto something there. I was force-fed bad lima beans as a child, so
now I have an aversion to them. Possibly what I need is a GOOD dish of lima
beans. Huette will have to make them, she has made many "horrible" things turn
out all right. However, I reserve the right to my own tastes and the
preference of marzipan over any bean dish. ^_^
People say "horrible" things about turnips too, but I once served turnips to a
whole coronation feast crowd and didn't get any back. I had them peeled
thoroughly and cooked them in "fat broth" [in this case, vegetarian] and the
crown yummed them up. Possibly many of them thought they might have been
potatoes. Peeling "deep" gets past that outer bitter layer that is what a lot
of people really don't like about turnips. Yes kids, a "period" treatment
actually tasted better than the modern one to this modern crowd!
Selene C.
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