I found the website for the guy who was using it on the show:
http://www.tonylukes.com/menu.htm
He seems to really like using the stuff, but expects everyone to know what it is I guess.
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Broccoli rabe is formed from the Italian broccoli di rapa, which translates as flowering tops of the turnip. So says my unabridged Merriam Webster.
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thanx!
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Culinarily, yes. Taxonomically, they’re as different from vegetables as we are, but by that definition, the bun is a vegetable too.
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Hey, I was just ribbing you a little.
But seriously, I have no idea what you mean about the bun being a vegetable. I’m sure it’s quite simple, but it has eluded me completely.
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Hey, I was just ribbing you a little.
But seriously, I have no idea what you mean about the bun being a vegetable. I’m sure it’s quite simple, but it has eluded me completely.
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What’s the bun made out of?
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What’s the bun made out of?
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It depends. Certainly parts of it are of vegetable origin, I doubt that all of it is. Is sodium a vegetable?
Are you suggesting that anything that has vegetable material as part of it’s component structure is a vegetable? Is a hemp shirt a vegetable?
Not trying to be a smartypants here. I just don’t see how, taxonomically, a bun is a vegetable .
Extraordinarily tasteless joke warning:
It’s sexual assault when you have a cold.
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It depends. Certainly parts of it are of vegetable origin, I doubt that all of it is. Is sodium a vegetable?
Are you suggesting that anything that has vegetable material as part of it’s component structure is a vegetable? Is a hemp shirt a vegetable?
Not trying to be a smartypants here. I just don’t see how, taxonomically, a bun is a vegetable .
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Not taxonomically, but in a round of twenty questions, a bun and a hemp shirt would be ‘vegetable’, I think.