boy, do we love our fresh spinach. sauteed with garlic and lemon or just plain raw, we’ll take it any way we can get it. the recent loss of fresh spinach in this part of the world is really bringing our household down…even furbomb is agitated and anxious for the leafy-green goodness to return to store shelves. until then, broccolini will be our stand-in.
the cat is beautiful, but i'm craving peanut butter cookies... melanie | 10:20pm on 9/25 i'm so paranoid that i have been avoiding every salad.. erika | 10:11pm on 9/22 christin - yeah, the ecoli is throughout the entire country. unfortunately, it's starting to look like it stemmed from farms here in california. yuck! kristin | 8:54pm on 9/22 so is the ecoli thing for spinach everywhere? i shushume that's what you're referring to. i thought it was only the midwest spinach. i do love spinach. dave is weird though. only eats it raw, not cooked. and cooked spinach is so yummy... christin | 3:01pm on 9/22 i heart your blogs about this and that. patty | 4:07am on 9/22 hi patty! yes, i'm blogging again...blogging about spinach though, how sad is that. steve - wha? you don't like it? but it puts hair on your chest! tommy's chest hair has turned black and quadrupled in the past three months with eating spinach every day. unfortunately, the same thing happened to me. melanie - i'm sorry to hear about the weight gain...although i am flattered that my photography skills had such an affect on you ;) kristin | 7:14pm on 9/21 thank God those peanut butter cookies are gone! the power of suggestion was just too strong..i've gained 5 pounds since i first saw them. melanie | 2:49pm on 9/21 that only, and i mean only thing that spinach is good for, is nothing! yup steven | 8:42am on 9/21 yay you are blogging again! i miss my spinich with loads of feta, olives, mushrooms, artichokes, and balsamic....which leads to very little spinich intake. patty | 3:49am on 9/21
September 16, 2009 at 3:32 pm