Winter Vegetable Medley
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By MahChissMo
on February 23, 2012
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Fantastic, very simple, very inexpensive, and quick. I caught myself snacking on it while waiting for the rest of dinner to finish a few minutes later. Plus my minions asked for seconds of vegetables! You can't ask for more than that!
By jflists_12484965
Minneapolis, 63
on December 26, 2009
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Last I looked, there are no seasonal cherry tomatoes in most of the US. Nor are there local winter snow peas. If you want to call something a winter medley, it should include only seasonal winter foods. Broccoli I am willing to concede on, since it does well after a frost.