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Mini Horses

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Unfortunately, Bay is right :idunno:old

Survivalists tell you to "test" unknowns with just a taste, if you don't get sick (or die) then, may be "ok" to eat.

Some things are known from past people testing :hide If you think about it, most things "can" be an issue -- toxins form, leaves are good, stalks kill you, etc. Geesh, if we don't eat we know for sure we are goners.

I will take the challenge of raw milk ANY day....given the challenges of some other foods. :old
 

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Reminds me of the scene in Caveman where the tribe has Ringo Starr test out the fruit on an obvious cannabis bush... lol
 

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I love bean soup or bean based soups. I make split pea at least every week or two in the winter. Last week I made a bean with bacon soup. Taco soup which has a lot of beans in it. So much protien, calcium and so filling.
 

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You know, if cut & sliced on the round, those zuks will even look like an apple slice.
 

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Fry a skillet of bacon. Chop half a head of cabbage and cook in the bacon grease. Crumble the bacon over the cabbage and season to taste with soy sauce.
 

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That's our favorite way to do cabbage too...I don't use the soy sauce, I use a touch of balsamic vinegar. Good eating!
 

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I do cabbage like that! Like it crispy, add a little pepper generally. Depends what else if being served with it as to anything else.

Next day fry up some onion & ground beef, add leftover fried cabbage, some chopped tomatoes and juice, some kidney beans. You can add more broth & make soup, when I do that I often throw in a bay leaf, maybe some corn, carrots, more beef broth. Potatoes optional -- depends on what I want to use up. :cool:
 
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