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zxcvbob
 
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Default How to cook a Swede?

Melba's Jammin' wrote:
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> zxcvbob > wrote:
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>>I bought a really nice looking rutabagas ("swede") today, and I don't
>>know what to do with it. I know it's like a sweet mild turnip with
>>yellow flesh. I'm not sure if they are starchy or not. What's the best
>>thing to do with them? Thanks.
>>

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> I meant to USE it as a dip, not that YOU'RE a dip.
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> On second thought. . . .



Rutabaga Boogie
(by Paul Shelasky)

I got rutabaga skins for the clothes that I wear.
Rutabaga extract to wash my hair.
Rutabaga vapor instead of gas.
Rutabaga paper to wipe my... nose.
Do the rutabaga boogie.
Come along with me.
With a fresh rutabaga pulled right off the tree.

Do the rutabaga boogie.
Do it all the time.
With a fresh rutabaga pulled right off the vine.


Best regards,
Bob