I thawed some frozen veggies (Broc, cauli, carrot medley), sauteed
with some garlic, splashed with House of Tsang peanut sauce, and
sprinkled with some toasted sesame seeds. Delish. The whole family
loved it.
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Frozen veggies
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being a college kid frozen veggies are the only ones i get my hands on
if im cooking for myself. i must admit they are 2000000 times better
than canned ones. -
Mitch said:
I thawed some frozen veggies (Broc, cauli, carrot medley), sauteed
with some garlic, splashed with House of Tsang peanut sauce, and
sprinkled with some toasted sesame seeds. Delish. The whole family
loved it.Congratulations.
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BHD said:
being a college kid frozen veggies are the only ones i get my hands on
if im cooking for myself. i must admit they are 2000000 times better
than canned ones.You've got that right! If you can't buy them fresh in season frozen is the
only way to go. I was just surprised the OP thought they'd really
accomplished something by heating up frozen vegetables. -
jmcquown said:
Congratulations.
You're just jealous that OP got his groceries at TJ's.
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jmcquown said:
BHD said:
being a college kid frozen veggies are the only ones i get my hands on
if im cooking for myself. i must admit they are 2000000 times better
than canned ones.You've got that right! If you can't buy them fresh in season frozen is the
only way to go. I was just surprised the OP thought they'd really
accomplished something by heating up frozen vegetables.
Well, I guess we all start out as beginners. Maybe the breakthrough was
the jar of Thai peanut sauce in this case. Exploring new flavors and all
that. Nowhere to go but up, now. -
KevinS said:
jmcquown said:
Congratulations.
You're just jealous that OP got his groceries at TJ's.
LOL I don't have to have a TJ's in order to buy that combination of frozen
vegetables. Heck, he probably paid too much for it. -
jmcquown said:
KevinS said:
jmcquown said:
Congratulations.
You're just jealous that OP got his groceries at TJ's.
LOL I don't have to have a TJ's in order to buy that combination of frozen
vegetables. Heck, he probably paid too much for it.
maybe he has a job.your pal,
blake -
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LOL I don't have to have a TJ's in order to buy that combination of frozen
vegetables. Heck, he probably paid too much for it.Well, you're quite an [censored].
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Mitch said:
Quoted message said:
LOL I don't have to have a TJ's in order to buy that combination of
frozen vegetables. Heck, he probably paid too much for it.Well, you're quite an [censored].
I won't deny that 🙂 But Kevin knows there isn't a TJ's within 200 miles of
where I am. -
Have you tried the SteamFresh ones? They're almost as good as fresh, and
much better than most frozen vegetables."jmcquown" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
BHD said:
being a college kid frozen veggies are the only ones i get my hands on
if im cooking for myself. i must admit they are 2000000 times better
than canned ones.You've got that right! If you can't buy them fresh in season frozen is
the
only way to go. I was just surprised the OP thought they'd really
accomplished something by heating up frozen vegetables.
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