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Re: Garlic and Onion Sandwich (Reply to this comment)
by jurgrace
The sandwich would probably look and smell more appealing if the garlic and onion were cooked, but it's more effective if their raw. The only other thing they put on the sandwich is butter. Talk about yummy breath afterwards...
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Apr 14 '09
10:07 pm PDT
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Re: Wow! (Reply to this comment)
by kengland4
It's in my "World's Top 10 List" (pending)!
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Apr 14 '09
12:47 pm PDT
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Wow! (Reply to this comment)
by mrkstvns
Cures sore throats *AND* tastes great with pizza?!?! Amazing!!
;-)
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Apr 13 '09
5:46 pm PDT
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Re: Garlic and Onion Sandwich (Reply to this comment)
by kengland4
My mind's already racing ahead, and thinking of combos... Garlic, onion, and Miracle Whip. Add some tuna or leftover chicken breast or salmon. Mmmmm mmmmm....!
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Apr 10 '09
3:03 pm PDT
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Garlic and Onion Sandwich (Reply to this comment)
by sunnyglitter
I'm a huge fan of garlic and onions; I eat them almost every day. That sandwich probably wouldn't taste half bad, lol.
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Apr 09 '09
5:20 pm PDT
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Re: You're preaching to the choir (Reply to this comment)
by kengland4
You're welcome, and thanks for the feedback. Hmmmm...garlic and onion sandwich. Is it all raw? I can think of ways to "spice" that up..!
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Apr 08 '09
12:24 am PDT
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You're preaching to the choir (Reply to this comment)
by jurgrace
My grandmother swears by the power of garlic, and had several members of my family (not me, though) taking a garlic pill every morning for preventive measures. My husband swears by my aunt's cold remedy: a raw onion and garlic sandwich. It tastes and smells strong, but works.
Thanks for the good info,
Grace
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Apr 07 '09
10:46 pm PDT
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