Thread: Putting it by

"George Shirley" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Made up some slumgullion today with tag ends of the summer garden. Mixed
> together sliced okra, chunked eggplant, diced sweet chiles, various herbs
> including basil, oregano, garlic chives, then green onions. Stewed it down
> somewhat and then packaged for freezing.
>
> I don't much care for it myself but DW loves the stuff.

<g> so.... slumgullion.. means 'anything' ???? ))

How will you use it?

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On 10/16/2010 1:45 PM, Ophelia wrote:
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> "George Shirley" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> Made up some slumgullion today with tag ends of the summer garden.
>> Mixed together sliced okra, chunked eggplant, diced sweet chiles,
>> various herbs including basil, oregano, garlic chives, then green
>> onions. Stewed it down somewhat and then packaged for freezing.
>>
>> I don't much care for it myself but DW loves the stuff.
>
> <g> so.... slumgullion.. means 'anything' ???? ))

Pretty much, Americanism for "toss all the veggies together, stew them
down, eat it up."

>
> How will you use it?

I won't, don't like cooked okra except in gumbo and fried. Miz Anne eats
it as a side dish and sometimes just as her main dish for lunch or a
light dinner.

"George Shirley" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> On 10/16/2010 1:45 PM, Ophelia wrote:
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>> "George Shirley" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:fMidnUvMpZkSdiTRnZ2dnUVZ_q[email protected] ...
>>> Made up some slumgullion today with tag ends of the summer garden.
>>> Mixed together sliced okra, chunked eggplant, diced sweet chiles,
>>> various herbs including basil, oregano, garlic chives, then green
>>> onions. Stewed it down somewhat and then packaged for freezing.
>>>
>>> I don't much care for it myself but DW loves the stuff.
>>
>> <g> so.... slumgullion.. means 'anything' ???? ))
>
> Pretty much, Americanism for "toss all the veggies together, stew them
> down, eat it up."
>
>>
>> How will you use it?
>
> I won't, don't like cooked okra except in gumbo and fried. Miz Anne eats
> it as a side dish and sometimes just as her main dish for lunch or a light
> dinner.

Thanks Good word that! I may use it bachatcha
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