Broccoli
The people we know as the Etruscans, who came from what is now Turkey, seem to have begun the known cultivation of broccoli almost three thousand years ago.Broccoli was introduced to the U.S. in the 1920's as a "new" vegetable.
Broccoli is part of the cabbage family (along with caulifower, kale, collard greens, etc)
If you grow broccoli they say to remember to rotate your crops. Planting brassicas, of any kind, in the same ground more often than once every four years runs the risk of clubroot infestation--and once you get that, the ground is useless for up to a decade.
Yep, broccoli. I eat a lot of it. Close to 3 pounds a week. Or about a cup a day. Normally I just toss it into my eggs. (Eggs is another thing I eat a lot of, about 4 dozen a week, oh and sweet red pepper, I eat about 5 of those a week) A combination of these items makes for a great dutch oven.
Why do I put myself thru such torture? well cos it's healthy, that's why. I could also eat asparagus, but its pricey and I am not fond of the texture. It's like munching on mushrooms which in turn is like chewing on a person's earlobe. I enjoy broccoli because most dark green veggies taste like your chewing on aspirin, very bitter.
Cleaning the broccoli can prove to be difficult, I have found and probably eaten a number of these:

Yes fucking worms, caterpillars, nematodes, those suckers are everywhere. Normally they are dead when I come across them but it still makes me want to toss my cookies.
A website that is very interesting is Nutrition Data, it houses the nutrition information for almost any food you can think of. For your pleasure, and because I know you bastards are lazy I got the info for broccoli.

Funny, I was just thinking about a girl I knew who had a thick french accent.
"I wuz with this guy and we were fooling around, and I was massaging his ass." She says smoking a cigarette
"uh-huh" I sounded interested, because she was talking to me after all.
"And I see dis, these broccoli's things, in his ass...." she says with a scrunchy disgusted face.
"o.k.............." At this point I was processing what she had said. Why the fuck would a grown man have the urge to stick broccoli in his ass. Was he just severely sick?? you know like he had diarrhea....or did he literally shove that plant in his anus. What end did he insert? The stem end or the flower end????? I sat there with a blank look thinking. I was in Lolly-pop land, and she noticed because she was still talking about some bull-shit and hadn't responded with my monotonous uh-huh's
"Gravity?"
"Yes," I said, "why did he have broccoli in his ass??"
She laughed at me, "hahahaa." It was such a mocking tone, and full of that nasal sound that I can't stand that I wanted to take that smoldering cigarette and shove it in her ear. "Not the food. He had dis, this bumps."
"I see......" I was too enamoured with the fact that broccoli could be a sex toy. Wouldn't the little flowers break off and get lodged in the crevices of your anus?
French girl continues on, "It was deesgusting, I couldn't have sex wid him."
Finally, after some great ponderings and imaginary sexcapades, I realized what she was talking about.

All about ass broccoli.




8 Comments:
HOLY mother of $%^&*.
WHAT THE HELL IS THAT?
I have never seen anything like it.
I dare you to lick the screen.
Yeah, my farts are really rancid, and I love listening to my husband FREAK out. It's the only joy I get in life.
Keep the open flame at bay....or Kaboom
You have far, far too much time for research honey.
I like the taste of asparagus but the smell of it is not so good. I never find any worms in broccoli, but I always eat frozen bags of it, not fresh.
I try to research my stuff so I can pretend to be informative to the readers. If that really matters.
And just because you buy frozen broccoli doesn't mean you won't find a worm. SO eat up.......
And Midwest, your ramblings seem to pick up alot of hot chicks on your blog after seeing all the posting's. So I'd figure I would post since I AM A HOTTY after all, oh well. maybe just more homely than anything.
Of course! cheese and broccoli make a wonderful marriage....so tasty.
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