"Judy Haffner" > wrote in message
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>
> Jill wrote:
>
>>I'm sure you'll find some takers. Not me.
>> I can't stand raw vegetables and salad
>> certainly falls into that category. When
>> dining out I opt for the soup rather than
>> the salad. I make/eat soup and stews
>> year round. Doesn't matter if it's 90
>> degrees outside, I'd rather have a bowl
>> of soup
>
> You sound like my hubby...he will eat soup no matter what the weather
(snippage)

Yeah, that's why they used to call me the Soup Queen around here I make
and eat hot soups year round.

> I only want soup on cool days. I'd much rather have raw veggies

That's your choice. I have my choice. I despise cold food and raw
vegetables. I hate lettuce of any kind. I love fresh spinach so long as it
is lightly sauteed with some garlic coves until hot and wilted. I'll even
eat cooked vegetables as a "snack". I DO NOT LIKE raw vegetables.

> There are other salads a person can eat on a warm day, such as potato
> salad, that doesn't require raw veggies, and lots of fruit salads, for
> instance.
>
> Judy

Sorry, Judy, but I don't like vegetables unless they're *cooked*. I do have
a recipe for my German grandmother's (cooked and warm potato salad)... it's
very nice. That's about my interest in potato salad. I haven't made it in
about 10 years.

I don't prepare food based on outdoor temperature. I cook what I want to
eat. It doesn't matter to me if it's summer or winter.

Jill