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In a message dated 6/27/2005 8:11:10 PM Pacific Standard Time,

thelilacflower writes:

 

 

> I have bought many organic potatoes that are green under the skin and that

> is supposed to be bad for you. have you ever noticed

> that?..............Donna

>

 

The green under the skin is caused by exposure to sunlight -- organic or

nonorgainic same thing. You let any potato get exposed to sunlight for any

length

of time and it will turn green and bitter.

http://www.actahort.org/books/38/38_20.htm This link will take you to an

explanation of what it is and how it

happens and why it is not good for you.

 

Lisa Marie

 

 

 

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In a message dated 6/27/2005 10:44:08 PM Pacific Standard Time,

diamonddog writes:

 

 

> I've been considering another cook book now that my dog cook book has been

> released. I want to call it " Cheap and Easy Vegan " and put my pic on the

> front cooking in my best hoochie gear. Inside would be lots of recipes

> that are inexpensive, vegan, reasonably healthy and taste good. I think it

> could be useful to a lot of people. Hmm...

>

> Veronica

 

I do lentils with salsa or with stewed tomatoes. Makes a good meal and even

many meat eaters don't seem to miss the " missing " meat. Very very simple easy

food. I freeze the leftovers in small containers and rewarm it and wrap it

in a whole wheat tortilla. Another quick and easy meal. Add rice to it and

some walnuts and make a loaf. Lentils -- not just for breakfast anymore. LOL

 

Lisa Marie<-- nuts over lentils.