Kurochka is the fearless heroine of Maria Polushkin’s story,
THE LITTLE HEN AND THE GIANT.
She gets so angry
at the giant for stealing all her eggs that she feels as big as a giant herself
and decides to get rid of him.
Fox falls down laughing
at her.
“Come here,
little chickie chick chick,” roars the giant.
If you can’t find it at the library, this book is available in
paperback online, and is ABSOLUTELY worth the price.
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And this salad won from my family the rare notation of “Excellent!”
Not only does it taste GREAT but it’s easy
to make and goes really well with Chinese food!
BEAN SPROUT SALAD: 4
servings
From: Ideals SOUP, SALAD, SANDWICH COOKBOOK by Jane
Turner and Naomi Arbit
¼ cup
olive oil
2 tbsp
white wine vinegar
½ tsp
salt
¼ tsp
pepper
¼ cup
chopped pimiento (I broiled a red pepper.)
2 tbsp
toasted sesame seed (While the red pepper was under the grill,
I also toasted the sesame seeds.)
1 clove
garlic, minced
3 cups
bean sprouts
Shake all
the ingredients , except bean sprouts, in a jar. Pour over bean sprouts. Refrigerate for at least an hour.
Yum, yum, yum, yum, YUM!
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