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Default eggwashed and breaded zucchini: doubles

On 7/5/2013 4:44 PM, wrote:
> On Friday, July 5, 2013 3:03:42 PM UTC-4, casa bona wrote:
>> On 7/5/2013 12:59 PM, Gary wrote:
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>>> Cheryl wrote:

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>>>>

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>>>> I think zukes are just a little too firm to roll up without breaking,

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>>>> even sliced paper thin. I think it would work better to boil or nuke

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>>>> the slices just par before trying to roll them up with a filling. I

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>>>> really like this idea though.

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>>>

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>>> Good point, Cheryl. If the super thin slices break when rolling, just a

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>>> quick heating should solve that problem.

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>>> My favorite deep fried veggie is sweet potatoes. I've never tried to make

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>>> them yet but I loved them at a restaurant that we went to every friday night

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>>> for years. I'm sure you have to cook them until just barely done, then

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>>> batter and deep fry. very tasty.

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>>>

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>>> I also love corn fritters especially when using fresh sweet white corn. With

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>>> those, you can either salt them and eat as a side (and even dip in ketchup

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>>> if you are so inclined), or sprinkle powdered sugar on them for a dessert.

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>>> Either way is "good eats" to me.

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>>>

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>>> G.

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>>>

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>> Sweet potatoes sliced into strips and done tempura style are insanely
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>> delicious.

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> Look, turdboy, almost everyone here has identified you for what you are. Why don't you and your playthings just go away.
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