Re: Re: frogs was: hashimoto encephalopathy

[Guest guest]

I am a big meat eater, but I can't know what it is. I mean I know steak is

from a cow but I don't want to think of it. It all stems from as a child, we

had lamb chops a lot. My sister told me it was from had a Little Lamb!

YUK!

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>Reply-To: The_Thyroid_Support_Group

>To: The_Thyroid_Support_Group

>Subject: Re: Re: frogs was: hashimoto

>encephalopathy

>Date: Wed, 21 Jul 2004 09:34:39 -0300

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Jamy, they taste just like chicken. LOL

For some reason it was the only protein I could process. I was too young

to know better anyway - I went from breastfeeding straight to frog and

brown rice, practically. I still eat it when I find it, it is not bad.

Jan

JAMY wrote:

>Well, this is the thrid email I have read since I woke up, but frogs??? I

>am awake now even on 1/2 cup of coffee

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[Guest guest]

I am a big meat eater, but I can't know what it is. I mean I know steak is

from a cow but I don't want to think of it. It all stems from as a child, we

had lamb chops a lot. My sister told me it was from had a Little Lamb!

YUK!

>

>Reply-To: The_Thyroid_Support_Group

>To: The_Thyroid_Support_Group

>Subject: Re: Re: frogs was: hashimoto

>encephalopathy

>Date: Wed, 21 Jul 2004 09:34:39 -0300

>

Jamy, they taste just like chicken. LOL

For some reason it was the only protein I could process. I was too young

to know better anyway - I went from breastfeeding straight to frog and

brown rice, practically. I still eat it when I find it, it is not bad.

Jan

JAMY wrote:

>Well, this is the thrid email I have read since I woke up, but frogs??? I

>am awake now even on 1/2 cup of coffee

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[Guest guest]

I am a big meat eater, but I can't know what it is. I mean I know steak is

from a cow but I don't want to think of it. It all stems from as a child, we

had lamb chops a lot. My sister told me it was from had a Little Lamb!

YUK!

>

>Reply-To: The_Thyroid_Support_Group

>To: The_Thyroid_Support_Group

>Subject: Re: Re: frogs was: hashimoto

>encephalopathy

>Date: Wed, 21 Jul 2004 09:34:39 -0300

>

Jamy, they taste just like chicken. LOL

For some reason it was the only protein I could process. I was too young

to know better anyway - I went from breastfeeding straight to frog and

brown rice, practically. I still eat it when I find it, it is not bad.

Jan

JAMY wrote:

>Well, this is the thrid email I have read since I woke up, but frogs??? I

>am awake now even on 1/2 cup of coffee

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[Guest guest]

My husband is like that too, Jamy.

Jan

JAMY wrote:

>I am a big meat eater, but I can't know what it is. I mean I know steak is

>from a cow but I don't want to think of it. It all stems from as a child, we

>had lamb chops a lot. My sister told me it was from had a Little Lamb!

>YUK!

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[Guest guest]

My husband is like that too, Jamy.

Jan

JAMY wrote:

>I am a big meat eater, but I can't know what it is. I mean I know steak is

>from a cow but I don't want to think of it. It all stems from as a child, we

>had lamb chops a lot. My sister told me it was from had a Little Lamb!

>YUK!

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[Guest guest]

I lived in AK and could never eat Bullwinkle or Bambi!

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>Reply-To: The_Thyroid_Support_Group

>To: The_Thyroid_Support_Group

>Subject: Re: Re: frogs was: hashimoto

>encephalopathy

>Date: Mon, 26 Jul 2004 20:51:51 -0300

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My husband is like that too, Jamy.

Jan

JAMY wrote:

>I am a big meat eater, but I can't know what it is. I mean I know steak is

>from a cow but I don't want to think of it. It all stems from as a child, we

>had lamb chops a lot. My sister told me it was from had a Little Lamb!

>YUK!

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[Guest guest]

I live in Brazil, but my mom used to round up some kids and pay

them per frog, since it was not available at markets at the time. In

half an hour she'd have a bucket full of them, haha.

The legs are yummy. I grill the whole thing, not just the legs, and eat

them all. My mom used to make stock from the skin, like you do with

chicken, and de-fat it and use it on my rice too.

Jan

wrote:

>Jan

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>Are you from Louisiana or Texas? I used to go frogging a long time ago, and

>I love frog legs! I live on the Tx Gulf Coast.

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[Guest guest]

I live in Brazil, but my mom used to round up some kids and pay

them per frog, since it was not available at markets at the time. In

half an hour she'd have a bucket full of them, haha.

The legs are yummy. I grill the whole thing, not just the legs, and eat

them all. My mom used to make stock from the skin, like you do with

chicken, and de-fat it and use it on my rice too.

Jan

wrote:

>Jan

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>Are you from Louisiana or Texas? I used to go frogging a long time ago, and

>I love frog legs! I live on the Tx Gulf Coast.

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[Guest guest]

I live in Brazil, but my mom used to round up some kids and pay

them per frog, since it was not available at markets at the time. In

half an hour she'd have a bucket full of them, haha.

The legs are yummy. I grill the whole thing, not just the legs, and eat

them all. My mom used to make stock from the skin, like you do with

chicken, and de-fat it and use it on my rice too.

Jan

wrote:

>Jan

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>Are you from Louisiana or Texas? I used to go frogging a long time ago, and

>I love frog legs! I live on the Tx Gulf Coast.

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[Guest guest]

I prolly wouldn't eat Bambi, but I do eat lamb and they are pretty cute,

so not sure. LOL

Jan

JAMY wrote:

>I lived in AK and could never eat Bullwinkle or Bambi!

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