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robert.seybold@googlemail.com
Seinfeld Season 6 Episode 17 - The Doctor
George Costanza's dad is in bed with George (crashing at his place) and he offers him kascha, which George declines. So we're talking about the food, no doubt. :-)
David Gregory Platt schrieb am Sonntag, 12. Dezember 1993 um 18:55:02 UTC+1:
In <2efi6q$n...@mailer.fsu.edu> ma...@masig.fsu.edu (Mark Verschell) writes: >Actually kascha is just boiled grain (in particular buckwheat <- again
the grain, not the actor, or even Eddie Murphy :)
Kascha Varnischkas (pardon my transliteration) is Kascha with sauteed
(OK fried) onions and bow-tie pasta. Since many people refer to this
as simply kascha (it's pretty much the only dish I have had with
kascha in it - and I like it, but it does smell a little --- funky)
I assume this is the disk they referred to, not just the boiled grain.
Is this a type of health food? Then I doubt that the Costanzas would be eating it. I thought they meany _cassia_ (pronounced kasha), which is a
type of tree or shrub that produces a seasoning that can also be used as a laxative (thus explaining why
the Costanzas would be using it). I seriously doubt that the
Costanzas would be eating anything as exotiv as what you described.
Dave
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