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Pasta with zukes, carrots, onion, garlic, basil...sm

Posted By: Moo on 2008-10-02
In Reply to: Anyone cooking today? - Sara

sauted in olive oil, with a garden salad.  All of that (except the pasta, of course) from the garden.  You guys posted lots of yummy plans. 




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