It was traditionally eaten as a first course to help "fill you up" so you needed less meat.
These days it is often served with the main course.
Our 17 years old grandson loves it.
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It was traditionally eaten as a first course to help "fill you up" so you needed less meat.
These days it is often served with the main course.
Our 17 years old grandson loves it.
DX Explorer appeals to me. He is a real experimenter and learns through doing. One of his videos shows his experiments with an ATU for his...
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We have it with roast beef 😋
73's Steve
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