And yes, it's true: I had to go to the bathroom several times since last night's dinner and my pee smells like asparagus.
I ate asparagus for the first time
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I ate asparagus for the first time
Last night, my mother cooked a fish dinner with rice, corn, and asparagus. I had never eaten asparagus before, but I decided to try a spear of it. It's actually not half bad. Tastes even better with lemon. So I had several spears with the rest of my dinner.
And yes, it's true: I had to go to the bathroom several times since last night's dinner and my pee smells like asparagus.
And yes, it's true: I had to go to the bathroom several times since last night's dinner and my pee smells like asparagus.
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I would go beyond "not half bad" - once I tried it, I was hooked. I mean, I'll even eat the canned stuff once in a while. The best, though, is wild asparagus - my SIL has some growing near her house. M-m-good.
OTOH, I had my own "first-time" experience with food this past weekend. Limburger cheese. Everything they say is true. I tried outsmarting the system and exhaled as I took that first bite. Not bad, I thought.
I did not count on the smell lingering on my lips and my fingers. The word "stench" is pretty appropriate. It took soap, water, and a couple of beers to make everything right.
Never again. Ever.
OTOH, I had my own "first-time" experience with food this past weekend. Limburger cheese. Everything they say is true. I tried outsmarting the system and exhaled as I took that first bite. Not bad, I thought.
I did not count on the smell lingering on my lips and my fingers. The word "stench" is pretty appropriate. It took soap, water, and a couple of beers to make everything right.
Never again. Ever.
"Again" - Herb Brooks (as played by Kurt Russell)
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Re: I ate asparagus for the first time
Grilled asparagus has become a particular favorite of mine ever since I was introduced to it at a fancy restaurant (it accompanied the entree). I haven't tried it any other way, although I hear that steamed, with hollandaise sauce, is quite good.NellyLunatic1980 wrote:Last night, my mother cooked a fish dinner with rice, corn, and asparagus. I had never eaten asparagus before, but I decided to try a spear of it. It's actually not half bad. Tastes even better with lemon. So I had several spears with the rest of my dinner.
And yes, it's true: I had to go to the bathroom several times since last night's dinner and my pee smells like asparagus.
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Recipe time
Asparagus omelet
Omelet with bacon or ham, asparagus, cheddar cheese, and sour cream.
From the Breakfast Club Tybee Island GA.
Asparagus omelet
Omelet with bacon or ham, asparagus, cheddar cheese, and sour cream.
From the Breakfast Club Tybee Island GA.
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feels he represents the many educated and rational onlookers who believe that the hysterical denouncement of lay scepticism is both unwarranted and counter-productive
The problem, then, is that such calls do not address an opposition audience so much as they signal virtue. They talk past those who need convincing. They ignore actual facts and counterargument. And they are irreparably smug.
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I love asparagus, steamed, and then drizzles with olive oil and lemon juice and pepper.
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