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In Scotland, Guts, Glory and Haggis
"Doris Night" > wrote in message
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> On Fri, 19 Dec 2014 23:36:36 -0000, "Ophelia"
> > wrote:
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>>"Doris Night" > wrote in message
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>>> I went to school in England for a year (6th form) when my dad was
>>> stationed in Germany. Before that I had never tasted rutabagas,
>>> because my dad hated them, and my grandmother had cooked them so often
>>> that he swore he'd never allow them in his house.
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>>Where in England? )
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> Battle Abbey School, in Sussex. Back then (1970) it was an all girls
> boarding school.
Ahhh in the South  I am from Yorkshire
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>>> Anyway, I loved them. Nobody else in school did, so all the more for
>>> me!
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>>> Then I got married, and my husband's mother had cooked them so often
>>> (plus ruined mashed potatoes by mixing them in) that he swore he'd
>>> never allow them in his house.
>>>
>>> Now the only time I get them is when my MIL cooks them, but she ruins
>>> them by mixing in mashed potatoes.
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>>Only because you know the right way to cook them ) btw in England they
>>are just called swede! 
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> Yes, I think so. I like them mashed with butter, s&p, and a tiny bit
> of brown sugar.
I haven't heard of adding sugar but it sounds ok  )
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