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    [QUOTE=RICHARD]And don't tell me none of you have eaten day old cold pizza QUOTE]
    Next you're gonna tell us you dunk it in your coffee.
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    [QUOTE=Medusa]
    Quote Originally Posted by RICHARD
    And don't tell me none of you have eaten day old cold pizza QUOTE]
    Next you're gonna tell us you dunk it in your coffee.
    You should see what he can do with refried beans.....and the strange things he finds in his chili!!!!!
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    [QUOTE=slick]
    Quote Originally Posted by Medusa
    You should see what he can do with refried beans.....and the strange things he finds in his chili!!!!!
    I think I mailed all of that out of here - after it thawed of course.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Medusa
    Next you're gonna tell us you dunk it in your coffee.
    Sorry,
    It's diet Mountain Dew.

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    Slick,

    Here's the finger!

    I have to tell the story again...

    At the Cal BBQ Slick cooked up a pot of her chili-The funniest part was the recipe.

    It was on a piece of paper that she had brought with her. It wasn't a copy, it was the original....folded like a museum piece. I laughed because she walked around Gini's kitchen, paper in hand, like it was the 10 Commandments.

    She finished the dish and came to me with a bowl of the chili and asked me to taste it-It was more than a taste and I was thinking, "why does she want me to taste it -it's such a large serving?"

    HINT-
    Before that there was a news story about the woman who had planted a human finger into a dish of chili in order to sue the fast food place she was eating at.

    As I worked my way to the bottom of the bowl, Under Slick's gaze, I found a rubber finger.

    Now I check my chili and the fingers of the people who prepared it.

    Just in case.
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    I love summer tomatoes, but maybe in California, you can get good tomatoes this time of year? A favorite summertime lunch is chopped tomatoes, fresh mozzarella chopped into chunks, a couple leaves of fresh basil torn up, a red onion - or a quarter of one, depending on what size you can get them, sliced and chopped. Add just a little balsamic vinagrette, toss it all together, and then you can either put that in the fridge to marinate for a bit, or immediately serve it over a bed of nice spinach, or the dark green leafy stuff of your choice!

    That and a crusty roll, and I am happy!

    (Of course now I skip the vinagrette dressing, and have to just use the balsamic vinegar alone, as I am allergic to olive oil, but it is still darned good!)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Karen
    I love summer tomatoes, but maybe in California, you can get good tomatoes this time of year?
    Out here late summer 'maters are really evil!

    Lately we have been getting some beauties....Mexican grown-they sneak across the border! - They are meaty, juicy and wonderful inside, but the skin is really tough. Next are the local grown- Cah lee Fuh nee Ah grown- The Las Vegas hot house tomatoes make a showing around September-they are softer skinned-but dense and hard in the middle-they bruise easily but stay solid in the core.

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    If you get lazy and want a fast salad try the DOLE brand package salad kits.
    They have packets of parmesan cheese, croutons and dressing with the greens.

    My favorite is the Cesar Salad. I add tomato, onion, shredded cheese and a can of baby clams or mixed seafood.

    You could do tuna in water, canned shrimp or canned chicken.

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    Glad you bumped this up, Richard. I had bought a bag of mixed fruit at BJ's because every piece in the bag looks scrumptious. But I am not a big fan of apples (Ginger is though) and couldn't figure out what I was going to do with the apples. Then, you made this thread and someone suggested Waldorf salad. I have never tried a Waldorf salad before. YUM! Only one apple left now.

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    My perfect lunch salad for 1:

    Put in a large salad dish in the order they are listed.

    2 cups cleaned romaine leaves cut into bite size pieces.
    1/2 can tuna in oil (drained)
    1/2 cup cherry or grape tomatoes cut in half
    1/4 cup sliced carrots
    1/4 cup sliced celery
    palm full of walnuts
    red wine vinaigrette dressing (splash red wine vinegar, olive oil, salt, pepper, pinch of oregano).

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    DUDE!

    I just ate a rocking good fruit salad.

    Apples, oranges watermelon!
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    Here's an easy tuna salad-not the creamy sandwich kind--


    1 drained can o'tuna -save the juice for the cat!
    1 package of iceberg lettuce mix
    2 roma tomatoes
    .5 yellow onion
    1 cucumber
    Some green olives.

    Dressing of your choice.

    Some people like their veggies cut a certain way so chop, slice or dice away!

    You can add croutons, bacon bits or even some tortilla chips for crunch-Interesting twist? Instead of croutons take a handful of Fun Yums- Those fake onion rings chip things and add them to the bowl. They get funky soft in dressing so you can add them after you dress the salad!

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    I don't know that I have a favorite salad recipe, but I do love to use salsa instead of salad dressing. Tomato juice works well too

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