Regarding these egg-jokes – I really experienced something special about it. I am a linguist and do speak 6 languages. Some years ago I joined an evening class to study a language. In our class we had a subject about food. As I am vegetarian not eating any eggs, I did not know how to express it and told to the teacher: (translated) “I am an eggless vegetarian” but wanted simply to say that I am a vegetarian who does not eat eggs – the teacher turned around and started burst out laughing… oh, then I knew my mistake…
Wow, you can speak 6 languages. Me only two – Meow and Woof. LOL! Anyway, that was a funny eggless joke. Haha the yolk was on you. LOL! Thanks for the laughs. Have a nice day, my dear friend….(✿ ♥‿♥)
Thanks a lot, my dear Patricia 🙂
My sister calls me a professor and my grandmom did so as well, but I am not a professor 🙂
Hugs and love, my friend 🙂
Didi
Still one question left: May I ask what is your favorite plant? —————— an egg-plant? LOL
Hugs and love, my dear Patricia with lots of smiles on our face 🙂
Didi
Yes, eggpant is a great veggie, there are thousand of different recipes. Baked with cheese and soy granules together with rice is very tasty – this we can eat together my friend 🙂 Here the recipe:
Baking eggplants
1
Wash the eggplants, cut off the ends and slice lengthwise in 0.5 cm thick slices. Line 2 baking trays with baking paper, sprinkle with salt and pepper and place in the oven at 180° convection oven for 15 minutes.
2
Place the soya granules in a large bowl, pour 450 ml of boiling water over them and add 2 teaspoons of vegetable stock powder as desired. Leave to stand for 10 minutes.
3
Cut onion it into small cubes and fry it in a large pan with some oil until it is nicely browned. Sprinkle the sugar over it and let it caramelize nicely. Then add the softened soy granules and fry everything well. Deglaze with the strained and chopped tomatoes. Now add the seasoning. I have used plenty of salt and pepper. Also garlic powder, chili flakes, paprika powder, oregano and thyme. Always taste to see if you are satisfied… Ready when you are ready to eat.
4
Provide a large casserole dish. Line it with aubergines, cover with sauce and continue like this. Before everything is used up, rub a layer of gouda over a layer of sauce. Then continue to layer and finish with sauce. Rub another layer of cheese over it and bake in the oven at 200° Celsius for 15 minutes.
Serve with rice or enjoy without a side dish.
Bon appetite!!
Aww…thank you so much, Didi for sharing this recipe and taking the time to type it out in such an organized manner. Happy to e-dine with you, my dear friend ( ๑ ❛ ڡ ❛ ๑ )♡
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Wait a second first I have to pitch up my e(gg)x-tent… LOL
Thanks for sharing, dear Patricia 🙂
Eggs (hugs) and laugh (love) 🙂
Didi
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Haha…just yolking around. Have an eggtra special day, Didi! ღゝ◡╹)ノ♡
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Thanks, my dear Patricia 🙂 🙂 🙂
Regarding these egg-jokes – I really experienced something special about it. I am a linguist and do speak 6 languages. Some years ago I joined an evening class to study a language. In our class we had a subject about food. As I am vegetarian not eating any eggs, I did not know how to express it and told to the teacher: (translated) “I am an eggless vegetarian” but wanted simply to say that I am a vegetarian who does not eat eggs – the teacher turned around and started burst out laughing… oh, then I knew my mistake…
Hugs and love, my friend
Didi
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Wow, you can speak 6 languages. Me only two – Meow and Woof. LOL! Anyway, that was a funny eggless joke. Haha the yolk was on you. LOL! Thanks for the laughs. Have a nice day, my dear friend….(✿ ♥‿♥)
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LOL
Eggs and laugh, my dear Patricia 🙂 LOL
Didi
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Have a great day, Didi! Btw, your profile pic is awesome. You look like a professor!
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Thanks a lot, my dear Patricia 🙂
My sister calls me a professor and my grandmom did so as well, but I am not a professor 🙂
Hugs and love, my friend 🙂
Didi
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Haha…you really do look like one, Sir! Happy Friday, Didi! Have a fabulous weekend! (•‾⌣‾•)و ̑̑♡
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LOL – Let me introduce myself, Professor Didi, it’s an honor LOL Happy Friday to you too, my dear friend Patricia 🙂
Hugs and love
Didi
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♡(*´∀｀*)人(*´∀｀*)♡
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Still one question left: May I ask what is your favorite plant? —————— an egg-plant? LOL
Hugs and love, my dear Patricia with lots of smiles on our face 🙂
Didi
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Haha…good one, Didi! Eggplant eh…come fry with me. LOL! ₍₍ ( ๑॔˃̶◡ ˂̶๑॓)◞♡
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Yes, eggpant is a great veggie, there are thousand of different recipes. Baked with cheese and soy granules together with rice is very tasty – this we can eat together my friend 🙂 Here the recipe:
Baking eggplants
1
Wash the eggplants, cut off the ends and slice lengthwise in 0.5 cm thick slices. Line 2 baking trays with baking paper, sprinkle with salt and pepper and place in the oven at 180° convection oven for 15 minutes.
2
Place the soya granules in a large bowl, pour 450 ml of boiling water over them and add 2 teaspoons of vegetable stock powder as desired. Leave to stand for 10 minutes.
3
Cut onion it into small cubes and fry it in a large pan with some oil until it is nicely browned. Sprinkle the sugar over it and let it caramelize nicely. Then add the softened soy granules and fry everything well. Deglaze with the strained and chopped tomatoes. Now add the seasoning. I have used plenty of salt and pepper. Also garlic powder, chili flakes, paprika powder, oregano and thyme. Always taste to see if you are satisfied… Ready when you are ready to eat.
4
Provide a large casserole dish. Line it with aubergines, cover with sauce and continue like this. Before everything is used up, rub a layer of gouda over a layer of sauce. Then continue to layer and finish with sauce. Rub another layer of cheese over it and bake in the oven at 200° Celsius for 15 minutes.
Serve with rice or enjoy without a side dish.
Bon appetite!!
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Aww…thank you so much, Didi for sharing this recipe and taking the time to type it out in such an organized manner. Happy to e-dine with you, my dear friend ( ๑ ❛ ڡ ❛ ๑ )♡
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Welcome, my dear Patricia 🙂
Then lets enjoy this e-meal together, my friend 🙂
Hugs and love
Didi
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E-meal! Really good one! You’re getting very punny! LOL! ღゝ◡╹)ノ♡
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Yes, a very nice E-mail LOL
You are too sweet, my friend 🙂
Didi
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This is really funny – thank you for the LOL! 😀
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You’re very welcome! It was quite an eggsperience! LOL! (•‾⌣‾•)و ̑̑♡
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You must be yoking 😉
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Yes, it’s an inside yolk! LOL! (´∇ﾉ｀*)ノ
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