[CH] Bananas and Turmeric, etc.

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Headerinos, 
I've been doing battle with Netscape crashes lately and
unable to keep running long enough to read a few of my
digests, but trying to catch up now.  Anywheres, Gareth, my
dear Knight, the bananas are portable and HIGHLY effective
<sigh, grin>.  (That's a psygrin, Myron).  

Gareth wrote:  <<You must understand, however, that it will
never replace Deb's
"portable and effective banana.">>

green, Marie Sharp's is a good sauce but $6/bottle isn't so
good, I'm afraid.  I think it is often found priced in the
El Yuc area (under $2) at several grocery chains...look
around in yours.  (I haven't had the mild version, though,
assuming it is same without the heat).

Yes, I am here again finally, Doug in BC.  And, yes,
everyone, you should try steamed cauliflower with turmeric,
salt, pepper, butter and Calvin's mythical powder sometime.
Interesting combo of flavors, all "complement" each other
very well.  Another one of Doug's many winner recipes. 

Doug wrote: <<with a turmeric cauliflower, ya there Deb in
Houston? It does work, does it not?>>

Dave, perhaps Monsanto is in the process of buying that
company that the Kemist mentioned?  I didn't read what he
wrote to say that they already own it as you did...maybe you
didn't need to be so fast on the discount-all-data trigger
after all?  But I don't follow that stuff, so he may have
still been incorrect with that tid bit, I don't know.  Maybe
Rael knows, he keeps track of them thar genetic meddlin'
varmits and what they are up to alot....Rael?  

Dave Anderson wrote:
<<One of the problems I have with long lists is that if one
item is wrong, I have to doubt all of the others.  Asgrow is
owned by Seminis. It is using Monsanto genes, but it is not
owned by Monsanto.  When you haven't verified your
statements you do a disservice to 
all and make the internet a rumor mill instead of an
educational tool.>>  after KB, the mad Kemist wrote: 
<<There is Asgrow Seeds being bought by Monsanto that
introduced virus resistant squash.>> 

I think that pretty much catches me up.  If a long period
passes without word from me y'all will know I've taken the
baseball bat to my 'puter for the crashing (I think it is
Netscape) to fix it once and for all...
Deb in Houston

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