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I think that might be good.




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I’d definitely try that sammich! Looks gooooood... Smile



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Bitter kale like greens? And in a sandwich? WTFO?



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Posts: 16615 | Location: Black Hills of South Dakota | Registered: June 20, 2010Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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My wife from southern MO. loves collard greens. I think they taste like dirt (literally). The wifey might like that "gourmet" sandwich. Oh BTW she likes grits. Go figure, an Idaho born and raised Yankee cannot stand collards and grits.
 
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Rye, Swiss cheese & collard greens ok. Everything beyond that is a voyage to culinary Hades.
 
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Bama, I have a couple of customer calls in Huntsville to make and I was thinking of adding a couple of calls in B-ham. That is now a sure thing. I will generate an AAR in the next couple of weeks.

That pizza sounds good too. I'm a fool for Conecuh sausage.

Mark
 
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Bama, I have a couple of customer calls in Huntsville to make and I was thinking of adding a couple of calls in B-ham. That is now a sure thing. I will generate an AAR in the next couple of weeks.

That pizza sounds good too. I'm a fool for Conecuh sausage.

Mark


Definitely let us know how it is - I would give it a try if I still lived there.

I grew up about 5 miles from there and there's a little shop down the street called Homewood Toy and Hobby where I used to love going as a kid.



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Posts: 29408 | Location: In the red hinterlands of Deep Blue VA | Registered: June 29, 2001Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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No meat and extra veggies...no thanks


 
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I saw this featured on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives recently actually.

Seems to me like it would get very soggy very quick.


 
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I love collards, usually with a dash of pepper and vinegar sauce.

Good slopped onto a pulled pork sammich, too. Smile


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Intruiged. I think it would be very good. Inbetween rib-smoking days I would totally try it.
 
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