Mountains Montana or plains Montana?
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Western, edge of mountains, Beaverhead County
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Yeah, thatâs a big NO on the tomato soup versions. IIRC, Mom made it with a 15 oz can each of diced tomatoes and a can of sauce.
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There is a Facebook meme that sums up what happens when I say I am from Montana but I canât find it. It goes something like this:
Them: âOh, the mountains! Wolves, pine trees, buffalo, Yellowstone Park! Glacier Park!â
Me: âUh, no. I am from the other Montana. Flatter, sage brush, prairie, wheat fields, Missouri Breaks kind of Montana.â
And they will always be buffalo to me. Bison sounds foreignâŚ
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Iâm more familiar with the flat Montana- Malta, Havre, Glasgow, Fort Peck.
I really liked Bozeman, but Iâve only visited once.
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My daughter is earning her masterâs in g.i.s. mapping in Missoula.
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My cousinâs wife is from Missoula, small world!
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A river runs through it .
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The Johnny Marzetti sounds like something my mom made for me growing up, except it didnât have cheese.
We called it âspaghettiâ in our Chinese-American household.
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PB&J sandwich.
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I hate peanut butter and jelly sandwiches more than squash, which I detest.
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I hate pb&j too. Twins! Too bad because it seems easy.
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Holy cow . I canât stand them also . So many in my school lunches. I love you mama. I have not had one since 1974 . Super extra gross.
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Interesting, I love both PB&J and squash, esp. kabocha squash.
In fact, roasted kabocha squash and PB makes for a great sandwich.
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Kabocha squash is the best squash!
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Have you ever tried stir-frying Kabocha squash?
Itâs a surprising nice interplay of savory and sweet, with a touch of verdant undertone if you add a generous amount of fresh minced ginger and garlic.
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Simmered in dashi is my favorite preparation. Also a fan of delicata squash.
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I have not. I seem to recall reading that kabocha is a name for kuri squash with good marketing. I donât want to spread false information, but what do you think? Anyone familiar with red kuri squash?
ETA; perhaps I read that there is more than one variety of squash called kabocha.
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