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arineGunrock:

I use a LOT of garlic when I cook, but not nearly as much as that guy. I never need to peel more than 4 or 5 cloves, so this technique isn't really all that handy for the average person, I'd say.







yea unless the average person has to all of a sudden de-velvet (my own term) forty cloves for whatever reason.

I use a LOT of garlic when I cook, but not nearly as much as that guy. I never need to peel more than 4 or 5 cloves, so this technique isn't really all that handy for the average person, I'd say.

lots of garlic.

When I listen to all these wingnuts who talk about how wonderful it would be if students and parents could discuss and decide which theory of creation they want to believe in, I wonder if they would support including the creation myths of other cultures around the world. I think it's a Japanese myth that says that the world is supported on the back of a turtle, and the Koreans say they're all decended from a bear who ate a lot of garlic. If the fundies are truly in favour of open dialogue about different people's ideas of what's true, then they should enthusiastically support these stories being included in the science curricula.

*banazi!

I've got hummus with lots of garlic and some thick-cut Ruffles.