RE: Digest Number 1008

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Shirley,

 

Here's a great recipe for KALE greens and it's super easy.

 

Wash kale and separate leaves from stems. Tear into smaller leaves.

 

Put kale in a microwave safe casserole dish and add a few TB of water, a few

Teaspoons of oil, and a few teaspoons of soy sauce. Sprinkle with garlic

powder, a little onion powder, and sesame seeds if you have any. You can

always add more or less of the seasonings depending on your tastes.

 

Cover and microwave for about 3 or 4 minutes.

 

My kids love this!

 

andrea

 

 

 

 

 

 

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> Digest Number 1008

>20 Nov 2004 09:30:52 -0000

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>There are 17 messages in this issue.

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>Topics in this digest:

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> 1. Adopt-a-Turkey

> Lori Lugar <llugar

> 2. Re: HELP!!!!

> " cristene bailey " <maibee23

> 3. Re: Soy

> ChristaNovelli

> 4. Re: how to cook collard greens, etc.

> Shirley <mybluerat

> 5. Re: HELP!!!!

> veggiewriter2

> 6. Re: HELP!!!!

> Jodi de Vries <jodi.de.vries

> 7. Re: Digest Number 1005

> Catharin Meadors <bokodasu

> 8. for those in chicagoland

> c l m <whovilleabc

> 9. Re: HELP!!!!

> Patricia Bullington-McGuire <patricia

> 10. Re: HELP!!!!

> Patty Paolini <patty

> 11. vegan cats

> Renee Carroll <renecarol25

> 12. Re: HELP!!!!

> VAP79

> 13. Re: Calcium!

> <quintmom

> 14. RE: Digest Number 1007

> " Lage, Melissa " <melissa_lage

> 15. Re: HELP!!!!

> adela lohr <adela_lohr

> 16. Re: HELP!!!!

> JilloHC

> 17. Re: Soy

> <quintmom

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>Message: 1

> Thu, 18 Nov 2004 10:08:27 -0500

> Lori Lugar <llugar

>Adopt-a-Turkey

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>Has anyone adopted a turkey in the D.C. area? Is there someplace you can

>actually go to see the turkey, or do you have to do it through a website?

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>Thanks,

>Lori

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> Tue, 16 Nov 2004 18:06:52 -0800

> Jodi de Vries <jodi.de.vries

>Re: Thanksgiving Turkey Question

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>Here's a link to the site to help you with some questions:

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>http://www.adoptaturkey.org/

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> Thu, 18 Nov 2004 10:21:47 -0500

> " cristene bailey " <maibee23

>Re: HELP!!!!

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>there are great places you can go. the anti vivisection society and peta

>both have packets for both student and teacher. also- from my

>understanding- his teacher MUST give him an alternative project since this

>is against your beliefs. she/he CAN NOT refuse or fail him because of that.

>write to or go to some of the veggir group sites. they will have a section

>on this type of stuff. oh- also mercy for animals is a student based org( I

>think! I am almost positive!) and I think vegetarianteen.com has some

>advice on this. keep us updated. and best of luck! c p.s. tell your

>son that he is a very compassionate boy and to always fight for what he

>believes in. by not wanting to dissect he is doing a great thing!

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> Wednesday, November 17, 2004 9:25 AM

> HELP!!!!

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> Yesterday, my 14-year-old son Greg, came home from school VERY upset. It

> seems that they are to do dissection of animals in his science class, I

>think a

> fetal sheep. I have just written an email to his science teacher to

>request an

> alternative learning activity for him, and expressing my complete

>support of

> his unwillingness to engage in that activity.

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> I've explained that he's a vegetarian, that he is willing to do an

> alternative lesson, and that his aversion is consistent with his ethics,

>and his choices

> on a daily basis in his life. I'm hoping it won't get any more difficult

>than

> this, and that when I hear back, it will be a positive response.

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> But I want to be prepared if it isn't. I wonder if anybody with kids in

> public schools have faced this issue? Or if anyone knows of other

>resources I might

> consult in case I have to advocate more strongly?

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> Any advice or direction to other resources would be most helpful.

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> Thank you!

> Susie

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