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Boiled Egg
Especially useful during breakfast-time rush!
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Maud Fitch wrote:Certain food is best used at 'room temperature' ... egg ...




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I liked them, but the children didn't really like them much. They are always suspicious about new food.GotThatSwing wrote:Cold, how did the potatoe pancakes go?
My little girl said, "I like them!", because she is a polite little girl. Then she added in a whisper, "... a bit...", because she is an honest little girl too.


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Aww, that's cuteC0ldf1re wrote:I liked them, but the children didn't really like them much. They are always suspicious about new food.GotThatSwing wrote:Cold, how did the potatoe pancakes go?
My little girl said, "I like them!", because she is a polite little girl. Then she added in a whisper, "... a bit...", because she is an honest little girl too.

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OK. I'll bite! Have you got a recipe, please?GotThatSwing wrote:Aww, that's cuteC0ldf1re wrote:I liked them, but the children didn't really like them much. They are always suspicious about new food.GotThatSwing wrote:Cold, how did the potatoe pancakes go?
My little girl said, "I like them!", because she is a polite little girl. Then she added in a whisper, "... a bit...", because she is an honest little girl too.It's a pity they didn't like though. Maybe they would like apple pancakes more.


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I'll post it when I'm back homeC0ldf1re wrote:OK. I'll bite! Have you got a recipe, please?GotThatSwing wrote:Aww, that's cuteC0ldf1re wrote: I liked them, but the children didn't really like them much. They are always suspicious about new food.
My little girl said, "I like them!", because she is a polite little girl. Then she added in a whisper, "... a bit...", because she is an honest little girl too.It's a pity they didn't like though. Maybe they would like apple pancakes more.

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Macaroni Goulash
1 box of Velveeta (mac and cheese) Shells
You can make your own, but I don't reccomend KD.

1/4 - 1lb of hamburger
1 can of corn or 1 cup of froozen corn
1/2-1 cup of salsa
Boil and strain the pasta, brown the hamburger. Add the cheese sauce corn and salsa. Mix and serve!!
It's all approximate. I'm not a big meat eater so I only use a little. But I love salsa so I pour it in


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Hamburger
Tomatoes
Onions
Peppers, whateverkind suits you.
Fry this all together and add these spices.
Oregano
Sage
Salt
Pepper
Worcester or soy sauce
Dill pickle juice
Chili powder
Garlic
Sometimes in place of tomatoes I use catsup and add when the stuff is about two thirds cooked. when it is almost cooked add elbow mac or seashell mac or you can use rice too if you want. It probably sounds horrible but it is pretty good stuff. My kids were nuts about it.
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Younger son: "Corn, yeech! Vegetables are poisonous."Euphoriameantime wrote:... sure to please the kiddos!... hamburger... corn... salsa...
Daughter: "Salsa, yeech! It's too spicy."
It used to be worse when the elder son was briefly a vegetarian, and there were dark mutterings that meat is murder.
Margharita pizza is about the only safe food for all children... pity about tyrannical fathers insisting on a balanced diet.
"Sure to please the kiddos!"??? Ha, ha. Come and try to please mine!


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Hot sausage Sandwiches (easy)
1 pound hot sausage
1 loaf of fav bakery bread cut in half length wise
1 500ml jar of salsa
Mozzerella cheese
Preheat oven to 350. Ground and brown sausage add salsa. Shred cheese. Scoop meat onto bottom half of the loaf sprinkle with cheese, place to top on and cook until cheese is melted.
@ Cold - you must be doing somethng wrong

