Green olives and prunes.
DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT eat these two together for breakfast.
Just don't do it.
That's all.
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5 comments:
Oookaaay...
i can't stop laughing and neither can hubby ... hehehehehehehehehe
Vee at http://veegettinghealthy.blogspot.com
I read this title and thought- she must be pregnant. lol Who else would even think of eating such a combination? ewww! :)
But.. if you brown some boneless skinless chicken thighs in some EVOO, add some chicken broth and a little dry wine, some garlic, and a bay leaf....and Then threw in the olives and prunes...maybe a little pepper and let it simmer. It might be okay.
I can't not begin to imagine the disaster that caused!!! It would never occur to me to have olives for breakfast, thank goodness!!!
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