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Made up some slumgullion today with tag ends of the summer garden. Mixed
together sliced okra, chunked eggplant, diced sweet chiles, various
herbs including basil, oregano, garlic chives, then green onions. Stewed
it down somewhat and then packaged for freezing.

I don't much care for it myself but DW loves the stuff.

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"George Shirley" > wrote in message
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> Made up some slumgullion today with tag ends of the summer garden. Mixed
> together sliced okra, chunked eggplant, diced sweet chiles, various herbs
> including basil, oregano, garlic chives, then green onions. Stewed it down
> somewhat and then packaged for freezing.
>
> I don't much care for it myself but DW loves the stuff.

<g> so.... slumgullion.. means 'anything' ???? :)))

How will you use it?

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On 10/16/2010 1:45 PM, Ophelia wrote:
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> "George Shirley" > wrote in message
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>> Made up some slumgullion today with tag ends of the summer garden.
>> Mixed together sliced okra, chunked eggplant, diced sweet chiles,
>> various herbs including basil, oregano, garlic chives, then green
>> onions. Stewed it down somewhat and then packaged for freezing.
>>
>> I don't much care for it myself but DW loves the stuff.
>
> <g> so.... slumgullion.. means 'anything' ???? :)))

Pretty much, Americanism for "toss all the veggies together, stew them
down, eat it up."

>
> How will you use it?

I won't, don't like cooked okra except in gumbo and fried. Miz Anne eats
it as a side dish and sometimes just as her main dish for lunch or a
light dinner.

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"George Shirley" > wrote in message
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> On 10/16/2010 1:45 PM, Ophelia wrote:
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>>
>> "George Shirley" > wrote in message
>> ...
>>> Made up some slumgullion today with tag ends of the summer garden.
>>> Mixed together sliced okra, chunked eggplant, diced sweet chiles,
>>> various herbs including basil, oregano, garlic chives, then green
>>> onions. Stewed it down somewhat and then packaged for freezing.
>>>
>>> I don't much care for it myself but DW loves the stuff.
>>
>> <g> so.... slumgullion.. means 'anything' ???? :)))
>
> Pretty much, Americanism for "toss all the veggies together, stew them
> down, eat it up."
>
>>
>> How will you use it?
>
> I won't, don't like cooked okra except in gumbo and fried. Miz Anne eats
> it as a side dish and sometimes just as her main dish for lunch or a light
> dinner.

Thanks:) Good word that! I may use it bachatcha:)
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