I make egg casseroles.
I cook the potatoes first, and then cut them.
These are the little bitty ones.
Then I put them in a casserole dish. Then in a mixing bowl I add as many
eggs of my choice, and cheese, fresh cauliflower, broccoli, and cheese and
onions.
Then mix it with milk and put that i
Hi,
I would like some quiche recipes. I would like a taco quiche or any kind with
ground beef in it.
Thanks much
Nancy W.
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Hello all.
I made my first basic home made sandwich bread loaf this week.
Mind numbing as the recipe says.
My only problem was the fact that the slices tend to be varied using a
regular knife.
A while back a friend showed me a very cool bread slicing knife, but I
can't remember the name or the b
I actually used more than 2/3 cup of water because I didn't think that was
enough either. I think I put in 1 cup. There were some stuck together
clumps of rice but you could fluff it with a fork. But it was certainly
good enough to try again.
Ellen
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Sent a recipe request up and it didn't bounce back to me. Was wanting to see if
this one would.
Sorry.
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Hi Everyone,
Kathy asked me to post this recipe on the list. It's not quite the
same as the recipe I remember making in my 7th-grade home ec class
(which was something I had brought up on FaceBook -- long story...),
but these are delicious, and it's the result that counts!
To make biscuits, combin
Hey sugar this is Teresa I am from Arizona and I am Hispanic, my mother makes
this all the time but what I would like to know is how do you add the cheese
without the cheese getting stuck to the sides and bottom I want it like saucy
my mother never used to make it with cheese because my dad does
This is why you dip meat you will be breading into egg or and egg/milk mixture.
Dale calls it a "wash."
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The water cooks and softens the rice. This is an old-fashioned recipe passed
down. In traditional Mexican cooking, the "discarded" rice water was used for
many other things and not thrown away. There are some drinks made with it and
it is considered good for the skin and hair.
*smile*
Regina
Yes you can. I even have a recipe which doesn't require breading. I've tried
it once before, and I thought it turned out well.
I'm pasting it below my signature.
Enjoy.
Becky Manners
Comforting Cube Steaks
. 4 (4 ounce) cube steaks
. 1/2 teaspoon Cajun seasoning, or to taste
. 1/4 teaspoon fr
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