Sure, but I prefer the texture of homemade pasta. Zucchini "spaghetti" is pretty tasty. Zucchini in bread is also great.fastbilly1 wrote:You could easily make your noodles out of zucchini or squash with a potato peeler or a mandolin. I made lasagna that way a couple of weeks ago.
My wife's vegetable lasagna has beans, broccoli, eggplant, carrots, and tofu. She also uses whol wheat pasta when she makes it. I am not sure that I prefer it to "normal" lasagna, but it is very good. Moreover, it tastes incredibly wholesome. I will see if I can find her recipe (if she has one...she is very good at just improvising many dishes).Luke wrote:Sure, but I prefer the texture of homemade pasta. Zucchini "spaghetti" is pretty tasty. Zucchini in bread is also great.
I'll be trying my new veggie lasagna next week, and am looking forward to it.
Did a new Ys game come out? If it did then he's probably been heads down on it.Exhuminator wrote:Yeah when Bonesnapdeez is missing something's definitely weird.
GameSack wrote:That's right, only Sega had the skill to make a proper Nintendo game.
This is actually quite normal for this time of year. Generally people are more active during the winter months, when they are inside and aren't dealing with kids on vacation from school. Things will pick up in a month or two.Soldier Blue wrote:Barely anyone on the site lately.
Clearly they aren't passing retro down to the kids. A properly educated kid would spend the entire summer with their Super Nintendo, leaving lots of time for the parent to post on Racketboy.Ack wrote:This is actually quite normal for this time of year. Generally people are more active during the winter months, when they are inside and aren't dealing with kids on vacation from school. Things will pick up in a month or two.Soldier Blue wrote:Barely anyone on the site lately.
Seriously. Who the hell spends their whole day entertaining their kid? That's the TV's job.MrPopo wrote:A properly educated kid would spend the entire summer with their Super Nintendo, leaving lots of time for the parent to post on Racketboy.
