Winter veg

[Alan1]

the chinese restaurant calls it bok choi, in bristol it's called veg

here another warning about alfalfa http://health.msn.com/nutrition/slid...lfalfa+Sprouts

[16 shells]

Originally Posted by caledonia

they had the Alfalfa sprouts 99p a bag in the co-op last winter, never looked to see since. My wife was getting them for herself as she had read something about them being good against breast cancer but then we read something else saying they are or can be toxic what's good one week is no good the next

I thought they were too high in something or other for torts, like mung bean sprouts?

Cant find out high in Alfie sprouts Alan, but the salmonella thing sorta put's a plug in it. Ah well it's good to talk.
Never new Aubergines were toxic for Birds. We humans have cast iron gut's sometimes we eat anything.

[yuna1971]

Its pak choi...not bok choi ...boys!!!
I am the female here...so I am right. End of.

[16 shells]

Originally Posted by yuna1971

Its pak choi...not bok choi ...boys!!!
I am the female here...so I am right. End of.

I asked for a little pakchoi in our chineese, and he kissed me and said i was a rubbery man but he was mawid.

[yuna1971]

lol...you are a big Hull nutter, Paul..!!!

[Alan1]

I once got a portion of winter veg from the takeaway and that was all it was, nowt else in it other than that and it was loupin

[yuna1971]

Hey Al,....is it a 'Soup of the Day' anywhere??
Or...perhaps one of them packet soups you been slurping and providing us with reviews on??
((pak choi...!!! PAK CHOI !!!))

[Alan1]

I didn't know this but I just looked it up and Pak Choi is chinese for 'big fat arse'

[yuna1971]

I aint feeding that again then....
I thought Lily's bum was getting bigger....Lily's not mine.

[16 shells]

I forgot what i was onna bout now. Rewind, no forget it. Stick to the norm. Cheer's people.