This is a great link for recipes. When you click on the recipe it reveals the orignal hand written or typed recipe from someone's wonderful Momma. Very sweet.
http://www.andyboles.htmlplanet.com/eloise.htm
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This is a great link for recipes. When you click on the recipe it reveals the orignal hand written or typed recipe from someone's wonderful Momma. Very sweet.
http://www.andyboles.htmlplanet.com/eloise.htm
loosie, i love old hand written recipies... i saved alot of my moms. cute site!!
Wendys 10 pack of nuggets and a large triple triple from tims thanks to my mommy
That is so sweet!Quote:
Originally Posted by SillyLoocie
My Mom, in her late years, wrote a special recipe out for our DD, and addressed it to her, saying that when she makes it, to think of her...You reminded me to frame it and give it to her this Christmas....Thank you!
Awwww. That's awesome! Sure wish I had my mom's recipe box--but my dad decided he couldn't keep every single piece of her after she died. And--many of the best recipes were all in her head and not written down on paper. Still, I'd love to see that recipe box again with her girlish cursive on cue cards.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lynn49
I've written out my most cherished recipes as well as the special ones that were my mom's, and canvassed my MIL to tell me about her special dishes. Wrote them all out on cue cards for each of my kids and tucked them away into that special memory box I keep for each of them so that when they are grown up, they'll have the recipes too from both sides of the family!
Tonight I made tater tot poutine,lol. So that's tater tots, poutine gravy and cheese curds, yupp now thats a dinner lol. :embarassed::biggrin:
^ Tater tot poutine sounds yummy.
Tonight was "just tell me what you want to eat and I'll make everybody their own personal demands because I'm slowing starving to death while you attempt to reach consensus with your sister over what to have for supper" night. Normally I would never cater to each kid, but it's a long story today.
DD wanted tomato soup and other DD wanted chicken fingers and fries.
Absolutely no nutritional value whatsoever...hehehe...win some, lose some, I guess. Hey-- it put a quick stop to the arguing. :shrug:
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Originally Posted by ninna
lol that sounds like my household.
tonight was mc donalds. mc chicken and fries and of course a diet coke :tongue:
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Originally Posted by cabmonk
that sounds sinfully delish.
It was very good,lol. After I made it I was getting something to drink and my cousin saw my food sitting on the counter. She was like ummmm, huh,huh tater tot poutine well alrighty then,lol. :biggrin:Quote:
Originally Posted by gracesmommy
I had mcdonalds. Big mac, frys & diet coke ! :)
Last night was cheese and potato perogies, with sauteed onions and mushrooms.
Sounds good. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Natalka
So about 80% of the stuff in my place is veggie at the moment but I did buy some fish and tonight will have battered haddock. However on the side I will have: chick peas,peppers, and peas mixed with curry sauce.
well after doing the search in a few stores for the Blue Menu Sirloin burgers and coming up empty handed I decided to take a chance on the family pack of lean ground meat @ Metro today. It cost me $8.50 and after I added some diced mushrooms, onion, added the eggs, crumbs and spices it made 13 quite substantially sized burgers!
I was actually pleased with the way they BBQ-d up and stayed moist and juicy, so frozen patties BE GONE!
Sometimes I forget the taste of ground beef as I mostly buy ground turkey and chicken for everything. It is sinfully delicious, I gotta say. Brushing both sides of the burgers at the end of the cooking with the last dollops of BBQ sauce from 3 different bottles made me feel quite thrifty!
Dinner is served..shortly.
That's what I'm talkin 'bout!!
I'm going to a friends for a bbq.:biggrin:
Yay no cooking tonight.