On Aug 11, 3:31*am, "Julie Bove" > wrote:
> So I bought the book called 20-Minute Menus by Marian Burros. *Luckily I got
> it used and didn't pay much for it because it is totally worthless to me.
> The book seems to presume that the people buying it don't know a thing about
> cooking. *They tell you if the recipe calls for an 8 oz onion but you only
> have a 10 oz. onion to either discard the 2 oz. or add them to your dish.
> Say what? *Who weighs their onions? *Really?

This coming from the *person* that can't grasp the concept of
produce. You can't get through your ****ing stupid dumb ****ing
"brain" that you can make salad from produce. You don't have to weigh
the produce. You just chop the shit up and put it in the God-damned
bowl. Oh no, that's too hard for you. You really think people weigh
their onions. You are a ****ing dumb ****ing shit and I hate you.

But I'm over it, now. You're a troll.


>
> I do not seem much at all in that book that I would like to eat. *It's big
> on fish dishes. *I already know how to make things with chicken nuggets.. *I
> know how to make lasagna without meat. *In fact I never put meat in mine. *I
> know how to make hamburger patties. *It's just far easier to make them
> already made up. *Same with the chicken nuggets. *Now that's really fast
> food. *Buy it already made. *Which is what I would think they would tell you
> to do since they tell you to buy the breadsticks, whole wheat bread, pesto,
> etc. already made up. *You are also supposed to buy your veggies cut or
> sliced already.
>
> This book might be good for someone who truly doesn't know how to cook or
> stock a pantry. *It also tells you how to do that and what the game plan is
> for the meal.
>
> So whoever recommended this book to me (I can't remember), thanks but no
> thanks!

You're one of the more humorous trolls that I've seen on Usenet. On a
par with Jerry Sauk. LOL