Guest guest Posted January 7, 2006 Report Share Posted January 7, 2006 LOL! I had to laugh about the burned beans and squash. Now....my Mom has always been a functional cook (like she didn't burn things) but she never used any spices really. I think she's still got spices in her cabinet in the McCormick's cardboard boxes. Anyone remember those? Anyway, I recall most dinners having a plate with 2-3 brown or white things....almost never any color. I figure I'm eating well when my plate has tons of different colors on it. Betsy Hall, Re: A new way to look at your plate Visual images ARE helpful, and that's a good one. The plate is pretty. The food is appetizing. My previous " dinnerplate " image, based on my mom's HORRIBLE cooking, was " one blob of burned green beans, one blob of a 'yellow veggie' such as singed crookneck squash, or crusty or hard yam, or potato, or watery corn, " and a blob of dry meat or main course. The salad was in a separate salad bowl -- with terrible tasting diet dressing on it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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