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  • I caved and cooked a turkey breast instead of the hens. I used Paula's marinade and it was very tasty. )
  • >You two should really be frying a whole chicken >and turkey tomorrow, ya' know! Well I hate breakin' with tradition and all. It's just going to be my hubby and I this year. If I could just buy a large turkey breast and roast it instead of…
  • Oh no...don't irritate Mamma Mae! I've posted the Pumpkin Gingerbread Trifle too. Happy, Happy Thanksgiving to everyone!
  • You're very welcome! Hey, she also had a simple but yummy cranberry sauce recipe. And a recipe for a pumpkin trifle. If you want them let me know )
  • Yes please do! :-)
  • I guess I'll have to look for a smaller pan. The ones we have are at least 14" across. I need both hands and a knee to get it up onto the side board.
  • You sure are stronger than I am, Sam...I have to use both hands to life the iron skillets that we use when camping with our youth club. I can't imagine trying to flip anything in them for fear that I'd hurt someone (especially myself). :-)
  • Don that would depend on which type of carat/carrot you valued most. :-) Cheryl
  • [font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 10-22-04 AT 10:12AM (CST)[/font][br][br]I don't cook with beef much. Maybe I'll substitute venison. I've been promised some from a couple friends. The recipe sounds yummy!
    in Ovwn Comment by HRinNH October 2004
  • Don, I'm glad you said "his" cuz I'm a Yankee and have cooked many a meal in an iron skillet. Nowadays though I usually use it only when go camping cuz the iron would scratch my new glass top stove. My cornbread recipe (very yummy) was handed do…
  • This sounds great (minus the hot sauce). I think I'll add some garlic if you don't mind. I wish my husband liked eggs...! I'll have to make it for the girls when he's not home )
  • I guess that explains why they are found in cans... We can find sweet potatoes in practically every grocery store. My husband favores them over white potatoes but sometimes I boil them together for dinner and make a hash the next morning with the …
  • [font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 10-07-04 AT 10:13AM (CST)[/font][br][br]I personally don't think there's any difference but that's what the recipe originally called them. In New England we call them sweet pahtatahs...ayuh!
  • Oops, sorry about that. I like the yams to be firm so I don't cook them first. If you want, I suppose you could use the canned ones and I'm not sure but I think they're already peeled.
  • Love it...I'll try it on my husband next week when I get back from camping in VT. Thanks!
  • That's why they invented latex don't you know.
  • [font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 09-16-04 AT 11:22AM (CST)[/font][br][br]My boss loves to cook and bake so I asked him how I could make the gumbo and not use seafood or pork. He gave me some good suggestions with fish and turkey sausage…
    in Gumbo Comment by HRinNH September 2004
  • OK, you're right, after you leave out all the meat, there's not much left.
    in Gumbo Comment by HRinNH September 2004
  • This sounds like a winner. I too receive zucchini "gifts" each summer but they're usually the huge ones that would feed a family of 12. I may just have to turn the oven on and try the "Zing"...Thanks for sharing!
  • The only way I can eat eggplant is in parmesan but this may just be a contender. It sounds great. When I have a couple hours I can spare, I'll give it a try. x:-)
  • Good questions Leslie. But Don probably won't have an answer...just more questions as he scratches his puzzled bald head. :-? ...Don't worry, Friday's comin'...
    in Green Beans Comment by HRinNH July 2005
  • Don, look into it for yourself. I didn't write the book. x0:) Anyway, I hope everyone enjoys this year's bounty of summer fresh produce for as long as you can get it! Cheryl C.
    in Green Beans Comment by HRinNH July 2005
  • I'll agree, those things are typically and historically pork products. But nowadays we who don't partake of the cute little beasts have options. Though I never looked into it, folks back in the Old Testiment time lived to be 7-800 years old or mor…
    in Green Beans Comment by HRinNH July 2005
  • You know, Guys and Gals, it comes back to how one was raised. My parents stopped feeding us pork when I was about 5. From then on it was either beef, chicken, fish or turkey. I don't feel that I've missed out at all. I don't look down on anyone …
    in Green Beans Comment by HRinNH July 2005
  • UGH...Stop it Don! Leviticus and I are turning a bit green. You guys enjoy them your way, we'll enjoy them ours by keeping the meat and beans separate. Buen Provecho! Cheryl C.
    in Green Beans Comment by HRinNH July 2005
  • yep, it's that time of year again...didn't have time for a garden this year (or last) so I'd like to order a pound of beans too. I'll leave off the pig and just enjoy them with butter, salt and pepper...yummy! Cheryl C.
    in Green Beans Comment by HRinNH July 2005
  • The system wouldn't let me edit my original message to show you how the dessert looks. I made it again last night for a potluck lunch after church tomorrow. Have a safe and happy 4th of July everyone! Enjoy! Cheryl C. This photo was taken last s…
  • No way...some very famous people live in those states. x;-)
  • Who cares about Atkins, Alaska or Hawaii? Why clutter your mind with such things as carbs or calories when something looks and tastes this good! I'll have to post a picture of it...
  • Effective and simple...and makes great memories!