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help me identify the eyeball vegetable
      #237725 - 01/11/06 04:37 PM
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I made Kree's Crockpot Chicken Stew, and I used a large bag of prechopped frozen vegetables instead of the stuff called for. Now that I'm eating it (and it is fabulous, by the way), I have discovered some small round veggies that look like eyeballs. I thought maybe they were small onions, but they don't taste like them -- they are squishy and relatively tasteless other than a bit of an odd bitterish sweet taste. I hate the texture so I've been avoiding them. But now I am wondering what the heck they are. I thought the bag just said potatoes, onions, carrots, and celery. And I've identified the onions -- they are normal chopped squares, not freaky bulbous things.

So what the heck IS this veggie??? I can't find the digital camera otherwise I'd take a picture and post it. I am baffled.

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Could it be turnip? new
      #237730 - 01/11/06 04:45 PM
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Parsnip? Potato gone bad?

Hmmm...this is a pickle.

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and they are the same size as eyeballs too! -nt- new
      #237734 - 01/11/06 04:51 PM
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This is so odd! new
      #237742 - 01/11/06 05:02 PM
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I suggested parsnip and turnip because I thought they were possibly cut from them...is there a brand name on this mix? An ingrediants list? Perhaps they have a website.

Is it like a root veggie?

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That is too strange! If it's not a pearl onion I have no clue!! -nt- new
      #237772 - 01/11/06 05:59 PM
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I am almost certain it is a pearl onion.... new
      #237839 - 01/12/06 04:35 AM
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if it is translucent and squishy it almost certainly is.

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Ok, based on this thread alone, I will never eat a pearl onion!!!!-nt new
      #237873 - 01/12/06 06:23 AM
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Me neither! -nt- new
      #237886 - 01/12/06 06:41 AM
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LOL new
      #238019 - 01/12/06 01:36 PM
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LOL. My grandmother makes a delicious scalloped onion recipe using pearl onions! Maybe they were just weird from being cooked so long in the crockpot??

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yup! they're pearl onions.... new
      #238100 - 01/12/06 06:01 PM
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My husband actually ate some (and loved it!) a few hours after I posted this. The first thing he said when he walked into the room with the bowl was, "Ooh! It has pearl onions!"

OK. I guess I know now that I will NEVER EAT PEARL ONIONS.

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