In this episode: Bon soir! Flatus Show listeners. This week I talk about what America means to me and give a recipe for delicious lamb shanks. Also, I once again, confuse orthodox believers with THE TRUTH! Enjoy! I have a True American History segment as well as a Brenda Starr update! Thanks so much for listening. I'd love to hear from you so please call the comment line or leave a comment on the blog. Please take a few minutes to write a review for The Flatus Show at iTunes. Thank you. Come to my Amazon.com store and help support The Flatus Show. Tell your friends, this is the new media isn't it?. This and more. Please see the links below for topic information.
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I make a variation of mashed sweet potatos made with some curry paste and a bit of lite coconut milk. Holy shit is it good.
That sounds really good. I like Indian food, I'll have to try it. Have you read Madhur Jaffreys Indian Cookbook? It is indispensable.
I don't like lamb, but that is me. I do make mashed sweet potatoes and I also make sweet potato hash browns. Much better!
I agree with the "This land is your land..." philosophy but people don't and often cannot agree on things. It seems to be a fundamental fact of human life!
i would let jamie oliver shank my lamb any day!
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