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Dinner Tonight
Topic Started: Jan 11 2010, 05:29 PM (175 Views)
George K
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Mrs. George (who almost never cooks) made stuffed green peppers. Some salad on the side and it was good.

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George K
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I just had an interesting (well, interesting to me, at least) thought.

Mrs. George (who grew up in Cicero, IL) is not a big fan of exotic foods. If it's not from the good old US of A, she wants nothing to do with it.

Chinese? Nope
Mexican? God forbid!
Italian? Well, as long as it's pizza.
French? Too 'saucy'.

So, these stuffed green peppers reminded me of Arabic (Middle Eastern) food - which I love. You know, beef, rice, onion, etc.

Am I out of my mind?

Wait, you know know the answer to that. I mean, am I wrong?
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Mmmm stuffed green peppers. My mom used to make those for our family when I was younger. She's putting together a cookbook now for her grown sons of meals she made for us growing up, and that's one of them she said, I can't wait.

I had a leftover chicken sandwich from Dogfish Head Brewery Restaurant. nomnomnom
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The 89th Key
Jan 11 2010, 05:45 PM
Mmmm stuffed green peppers. My mom used to make those for our family when I was younger. She's putting together a cookbook now for her grown sons of meals she made for us growing up, and that's one of them she said, I can't wait.
That's a great idea.

I've been getting my mom's recipes over the last few years.
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Jan 11 2010, 05:45 PM
She's putting together a cookbook now for her grown sons of meals she made for us growing up, and that's one of them she said, I can't wait.
That is such a lovely idea. It'll never taste as good as when mom made it, but that's how it goes. :)

That'll be a treasure.
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Stuffed peppers are on my menu for next week (I use couscous instead of rice, and turkey sausage instead of beef. Yumm!).

Tonight I had hot italian sausages with green peppers & onions, garlic and parm rice, and a tossed salad with a lemon/yogurt/cilantro "dressing" that was actually leftover sauce from the lamb I made last night. :D
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I would rather stick sharp pencils in my ears than eat stuffed peppers. But they do sound Middle Eastern.

You need to work on her in stages of falsehood familiarity. Start by saying tortillas are Indiana flatbread.
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Mik Mik Mik

you just haven't had the right stuff (mine)

drizzled with a tahine sauce, stuffed with lamb, lots of garlic and rice

i could drift into an ecstatic stupor with 3 of them
it behooves me to behold
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Mikhailoh
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Skip the green pepper and we have a deal.
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Jan 11 2010, 06:49 PM
Skip the green pepper and we have a deal.
Red, orange or yellow pepper?

Stuffed peppers are always favorites in our house. Meat, ricotta cheese, whatever.
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I love stuffed peppers! Maybe I'll make some soon. I have some beef I need to use, and that's a good idea!
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Mikhailoh
Jan 11 2010, 06:49 PM
Skip the green pepper and we have a deal.
I can't stand green peppers either, Mik. They ruin virtally every dish they're in.

I think it's genetic.

Those who like green peppers actually lack the full complement of taste buds that we have. :smooch:
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I like them raw OK, just not cooked. Mushy and icky.

You have a fine, discerning palate, R2. ;)
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i haven't met a vegetable i haven't liked... altho i was a bit leery of beets back then.
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It ain't a pizza if it doesn't have green peppers on it! :yesgrin:
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Puking up pizza with green peppers when I was 10 was what fixed that for me. Ick.
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I don't like mushrooms. Gross.
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Jan 12 2010, 07:32 AM
i haven't met a vegetable i haven't liked... altho i was a bit leery of beets back then.
I'm with you, except that I was a beet lover from the get-go.

That's what I love about this place. The diversity.
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Mmmmmmm, pie!
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