That actually looks pretty good. I'm a fan of Brussels sprouts. The crust looks good too.
Roasted Left-Over Vegetable Pie.
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A quorn pie.
No. It will be a bit and $4000 dollars. That would be about $6000 Australian I think.
But when it is back, it should be good. New transmission. New brakes. Oil change.
I love sprouts sliced in half and fried in butter with salt and pepper, and some lemon juice.
I like them roasted. I've eaten them boiled or steamed, but I like roasted the best. Fried would be good too. Especially your way.
Sheez. You're gonna have to sell another lucky rabbit foot.
Might as well. It isn't that lucky.
Quorn is mycoprotein from Fusarium biomass. Probably has a fair amount of chitin in it too.
I haven't tried it, but I wouldn't be too bothered eating it once in a while if it tastes OK.
The cheese on the Brussels is always good in my view.
I saw you were on the latest, please explain evolution to me, yet again, thread.
Out of vegetarian products, I'd say Quorn is one of the tastier ones.
Expensive, though.
I used to eat a vegetable burger that had black beans in it think. I didn't really taste like meat, but I rather liked it. They were spiced well to my taste. Not hot, just a good combo of herbs.
Of course, everything is expensive these days.
That's how I generally feel about vegetarian 'meat'. Enjoy it for itself, don't expect it to taste like something else.
I really don't know what meat tastes like, though.
I think Aldi is reasonable.
Which one is that? Is it a new one or one of the old ones?
I agree. Some things like tofu take on the flavor of whatever they are in. I rather like that too.
Well, in my biased and subjective opinion, it tastes delicious. But as much as I like it, less would not hurt me.
Yes, agreed. And they often have interesting things that they don't normally carry at very reasonable prices. If you get there before it is gone.
The old one... "By the way if you claim to be Christian