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    From MICHAEL LOO@1:123/140 to JIM WELLER on Thursday, April 19, 2018 11:37:38
    Part of the appeal was that, along with chives, fiddleheads and
    ramps, it was one of the very first green vegetables of spring.
    After a long winter of canned and pickled goods and too many
    cabbages from the root cellar it was a very welcome treat.

    Understood - but why didn't other prolific
    green things (I'm thinking of lamb's quarters
    in particular, an invasive weed whose leaves
    contain an exceptionally high concentration of
    vitamins) achieve that kind of popularity?

    We gorged on it the same way when I was a kid. Also rhubarb. The
    next round of fresh produce which was also quite special was
    strawberries and peas.

    Now those are special. Speaking of next rounds,
    I have been eating Driscoll's blueberries from
    Mexico - a different species from the normal,
    really big, flowers not releasing easily, pretty
    sweet but with a very subdued flavor because of
    more starch. This last batch said Product of USA.
    I can see the desire to switch to domestic product
    as soon as feasible, but these were tasteless and
    unsweet both. Poop.

    http://worldnewsdailyreport.com ...
    filtered through a Facebook friend
    The footnote confessing that it is a satire site is not very
    noticeable. Neekha's mother is guilty of sharing those articles on
    Facebook too. Sadly, we get the impression she thinks it's real
    news.

    Critical thinking, I keep saying that.

    Title: Scrambled Eggs with Morels and Asparagus

    Being hard of seeing and not that much of
    an egg man, I read "scrambled figs."

    APPLE FIG SCRAMBLE
    categories: breakfast, odd, fig, pig
    servings: 6

    4 lg cooking apples
    2 Tb butter or margarine
    6 dried figs, sliced
    2 Tb brown sugar 1/2 ts cinnamon
    1 Tb lemon juice
    1 lb pork link sausage

    Core and thinly slice apples. Heat butter; add
    apples and dried figs. Sprinkle with sugar,
    cinnamon and lemon juice. Saute until apples
    are tender. In a separate pan, brown sausages.
    Arrange apples, figs and sausages on platter.

    Bakersfield Californian, 2/2/1966

    And this time I read apple pig scramble.
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