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	<title>Comments on: Tired and Uninspired</title>
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	<description>Three writers. Three cities. One culinary experiment.</description>
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		<title>By: anna</title>
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		<description>Hello, first time visiting your interesting site.  I'm ever in search in ways to cut our food budget.  Just sharing since you mention -- I tried ham hocks -- with collard greens, actually, since I'd read some southerners' descriptions of how they loved the scent of both cooked together from their childhood.  And both are economical.  Well, I didn't like the ham hocks -- I tried preparing them a number of ways that came out very well, but the meat itself doesn't appeal to me.  The collard greens, however, were a great discovery.  There are all kinds of ways to prepare them and they are very nutritious and economical.  Thanx for your blog.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hello, first time visiting your interesting site.  I&#8217;m ever in search in ways to cut our food budget.  Just sharing since you mention &#8212; I tried ham hocks &#8212; with collard greens, actually, since I&#8217;d read some southerners&#8217; descriptions of how they loved the scent of both cooked together from their childhood.  And both are economical.  Well, I didn&#8217;t like the ham hocks &#8212; I tried preparing them a number of ways that came out very well, but the meat itself doesn&#8217;t appeal to me.  The collard greens, however, were a great discovery.  There are all kinds of ways to prepare them and they are very nutritious and economical.  Thanx for your blog.</p>
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