Not TNT Florida Zucchini and Parmesan Skillet Cake

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Recipe post not tried and true ones?

Please could you say if it tried when you post it? Maybe say in subject line OK?

I like to make the tried and true ones.

Thank you

Kai

 

, Malabar Scott <malabar.scott

wrote:

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> I understand and thank you for the clue. TNT from now on.

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> Best wishes

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> Scott

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> On Sun, Nov 15, 2009 at 5:13 PM, patchouli_troll

> <patchouli_trollwrote:

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> > I had to ask... I know that Japanese eggplant

> > and English cucumbers are slightly different

> > from regular varieties, so wasn't sure if those

> > Florida veggies had some peculiar or special

> > aspect to their shape or size. Thanks.

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> > BTW, have you tried the recipes you posted?

> > We only like to place the " tried & true " recipes

> > into our files. If you have, please add TNT in

> > the recipe headers when you post for " Tried N True " .

> > That way we will know they are tested by you

> > and that they come out good.

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> > Typically when recipes are shared from magazines or

> > other recipe sites we cannot be sure they are kitchen

> > tested by our members so we won't place those into

> > our files.

> > That is one major aspect that sets our groups apart

> > from the rest of the vegetarian cooking lists.

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> > Thank you!

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> > ~ PT ~

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> > <%40>,

> > Malabar Scott <malabar.scott@> wrote:

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> > > hi PT

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> > > You're very welcome on those recipes.

> > >

> > > The Florida Zucchini is different from all other zucchini in just one

> > way:

> > > it is grown in Florida.

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> > > Please remember, these recipes came from Florida Magazine whose primary

> > job

> > > is to promote Florida. In all honesty, any zucchini will do. Whatever's

> > > available.

> > >

> > > Enjoy the Zucs....

> > >

> > > Scott

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