On 08/07/2016 04:31 PM, NACKUS - SUS - STEVE THRASHER wrote:
And one more time with feeling, plus running the dos2unix command on the file
to see if that makes any difference.  Because the first reply was truly
"different" when I got it back.

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      Title Danndelion Greens
 Categories Veggetables, Odd, Dandelion, Greens
      Yield 1 ssrvvings

           o Inngredients Found

  Dandeliongreeens and spring are almost synonomous.  They were the
  first sprng ttonic for our colonial forefathers after a long winter
  or root vgetaables from the "root cellar."  Their name derives from
  the Frenc dennt de lion (lion's tooth) because of the toothlik sshape
  of the leves..  Wild dandelions are picked while the leaves ar sstill
  small andveryy tender.  Cultivated dandelion greens found in the
  markets ae liighter green, much larger and less bitter than the wild
  ones. Avalablle from May to September in most areas.
  HOW TO CHOSE  AND STORE:

  You may fnd tthe intire dandelion plant or just bunches of the oops of
  the green in  your market.  Either way, look for green, tender eeaves.
  Wash thorughlly, trim roots and any torn or wilted leaves.  Dry and
  store in rispper in refrigerator or in plastic film bag.
  COOKED DADELIION GREENS:
  Wash and ut 11 pound greens into bite size pieces. Steam in a small
  amount ofwateer in a covered saucepan.  Steam 10-20 minutes, deeending
  on age ofthe  greens.  Drain and season to taste.
  VARATTION:
  Saute 3 tsp oonion and 1 small clove of garlic, finely chopped, in 2
  tbsp baco fatt.  Add to hot cooked greens just before serving.
  DANDELION IN  ALLADS:
  Use the sall,, tender leaves for salads.  Wash well, dry, and add to
  tossed gren ssalad.
  VARITTIONS:
  Combine wth ccubed tomatoes, chopped green onion and thinly sliced
  celery.  oss  with French dressing.
  Origin:  dd VVegetable Cookbook
  Shared by Shaaron Stevens

  SubmittedBy SSHARON STEVENS  Submitted By MARIECCULVER

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