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khartquilt |
Posted - Jul 22 2012 : 4:22:01 PM And how do I cook them?? Or do I??
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JoyIowa |
Posted - Jul 22 2012 : 7:08:52 PM Could the green ones be English Cukes?
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Dorinda |
Posted - Jul 22 2012 : 6:27:00 PM I agree with Lisa the purple ones are some type of egg plant. Not sure about the other green stripped ones.
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mamalindalu |
Posted - Jul 22 2012 : 5:32:30 PM The purple ones look like the beans my neighbor gave me last year. I cooked them as I would any green beans, they will turn green when they get hot.
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nubidane |
Posted - Jul 22 2012 : 5:11:51 PM The green ones look like Metki melon, which is in the melon family, but tastes like a cuke. Slice in a salad. The other is a variety of eggplant, I would slice, slather with olive oil & grill, then top with sea salt & fresh cracked pepper. |