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Chris G wrote:
Troubling to see, however, are:

-- Coconut-cream-marinated dog, on skewers (p. 174)


Yeah, I hate coconut, too.

My sister-in-law made a coconut cake for lunch on easter sunday. Dying coconut green (to look like grass) does not make it taste any better. Green coconut is still coconut. And it sucks. I would have killed myself if I had been stranded on Gilligan's Island.

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tinycorkscrew wrote:
Chris G wrote:
Troubling to see, however, are:

-- Coconut-cream-marinated dog, on skewers (p. 174)


Yeah, I hate coconut, too.

My sister-in-law made a coconut cake for lunch on easter sunday. Dying coconut green (to look like grass) does not make it taste any better. Green coconut is still coconut. And it sucks. I would have killed myself if I had been stranded on Gilligan's Island.


be glad you don't live in Malaysia, cos coconut is fucking inescapable there.
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Spoke wrote:
tinycorkscrew wrote:
Chris G wrote:
Troubling to see, however, are:

-- Coconut-cream-marinated dog, on skewers (p. 174)


Yeah, I hate coconut, too.

My sister-in-law made a coconut cake for lunch on easter sunday. Dying coconut green (to look like grass) does not make it taste any better. Green coconut is still coconut. And it sucks. I would have killed myself if I had been stranded on Gilligan's Island.


be glad you don't live in Malaysia, cos coconut is fucking inescapable there.


What about Singapore? I want to visit, but if have to eat a coconut, that's a deal breaker. My guess is that there is no coconut in Singapore as they try to pretend that Malaysia doesn't exist.

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ERawk wrote:Oh wow. Thanks guys. I probably won't get all of these but I will probably have some spare change around since my b-day is in 3 weeks to buy at least one or two.

BTW, Mandroid, I did mean preserving. My dad used to pickle when I was a little kid and figured I'd try it. He pickled tomatoes that were out of this world but I don't remember if he still has the book or if he used one.



my grandma has a old hand written cook book that has been in our family forever that has a ton of pickling reciepes, I have been meaning to photo copy it forever...
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