Re: [Unschooling-dotcom] Re: dandelions
Collette Mattingly
You have to eat them YOUNG. We don't cook
them either. That might make a difference. -Collette
----- Original Message -----From: vouget@...Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2001 9:36 AMSubject: [Unschooling-dotcom] Re: dandelions> when I was young, my grandmother used to cook dandelion greens like
spinach.
> Johanna
*I've tried that, but they are so bitter. Is there a way to
make them not so bitter?
Melanie In Indiana
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Johanna
Tracy,
I have no clue what manky sleepers are. My
yard is covered in dandelions. I actually like them though. They remind me
when I was little and my son loves to eat the leaves.-Collette
when I was young, my grandmother used to cook
dandelion greens like spinach.
Johanna
vouget@hotmail.com
> when I was young, my grandmother used to cook dandelion greens likespinach.
> Johanna*I've tried that, but they are so bitter. Is there a way to
make them not so bitter?
Melanie In Indiana