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Default Charlotte Blackmer's Panzanella - Q regarding the bread

Melba's Jammin' > wrote in
on Aug Sat 2009
pm

> In article >,
> (Victor Sack) wrote:
>
>> Melba's Jammin' > wrote:
>>
>> > Good. I'll use what I buy at Brianno's. Dense and coarse.

>>
>> Sometimes the bread is not even torn after soaking and squeezing-out
>> - it will be falling apart in any case.
>>
>> > Okay, I'll add cucumbers to mine. I have those in my garden.
>> > Woo-woo.

>>
>> Basil is often added, too.

>
> Okay, I have that, too.
>
>>
>> > > > Michele Anna Jordan, Kitchen Garden magazine
>> > >
>> > > She ought to be flogged publicly in that kitchen garden.
>> >
>> > Now, now, Bubba Wictor. Be nice.

>>
>> Nice? I was more than nice! Actually, capital punishment is too
>> kind for her!
>>
>> Bubba Wictor

>
> Now, now. A nice BM (either kind "-) will make you feel better.
> By the by, I'm not squeezing my bread cubes. I'm doing Charlotte's
> recipe. Ppfftthhgggbbttt!
>


If you go around squeezing bread cubes all willy nilly...won't that make the salad less visibly
attractive with all those unappealing shapes of squozen lumps of dampish bread; plus making a
gnarly mess on your hands?

I vote no to the squeezing of bread!

Arise all you bread cubes... all you have to lose is your sogginess!!

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Is that your nose, or are you eatting a banana? -Alan