dilettante
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Ok, we have those. We call 'em burritos or Hot Pockets.
no, not like that... no spice in them , and the pastry is very thick.. and the sausage meat has no or few preservatives.. it's real ground pork... unless you're buying from a cheap mass produced source.. ..Ok, we have those. We call 'em burritos or Hot Pockets.
Wow. I had no idea there even was such a thing as pumpkin chili or cornbread croutons. I swear, being around veterans in the kitchen is like a whole new world to me. If not, this time, I will definitely file this away for future because I love chili and cornbread, so I can't imagine not enjoying a fusion of both together. Thank you.If you decide on the chili, you might consider adding cornbread croutons. I made some Pumpkin Chili today and toasted 1-inch cornbread cubes (the cornbread was from the supermarket's bakery) for 10 minutes in a 400-degree oven. Yum!
Thanks Hol. I have a bag of dates, but it would never occur to me to add them to the brownie mix. But I will next time I make them. Sounds like a great idea...or chopped dates... or raisins...
I have had that before, and it's awesome. Throw in a bottle or Corona, and I could make a meal of it.Mexican layered dip
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I have had that before, and it's awesome. Throw in a bottle or Corona, and I could make a meal of it.
I was pulling your leg. I hope it didn't come loose!no, not like that... no spice in them , and the pastry is very thick.. and the sausage meat has no or few preservatives.. it's real ground pork...
Last year I made this chili with Mummy Garlic Bread. Mine didn't look very good, but they were very, very simple to make.Wow. I had no idea there even was such a thing as pumpkin chili or cornbread croutons. I swear, being around veterans in the kitchen is like a whole new world to me. If not, this time, I will definitely file this away for future because I love chili and cornbread, so I can't imagine not enjoying a fusion of both together. Thank you.
Last year I made this chili with Mummy Garlic Bread. Mine didn't look very good, but they were very, very simple to make.
Hey, that's pretty cute!I'm not sure I'd have the patience to carefully position and secure those strips of (cheese?) with tweezers myself.
I was wondering why my hip was hurting coming upstairs...I was pulling your leg. I hope it didn't come loose!
Sausage rolls were a staple at every gathering when I lived in Oz. They were addictive!in the uk a sausage roll which is almost a staple of every household... is this...sausage meat (not a sausage link).. wrapped in puff pastry
these are pigs in blankets.. tiny sausages wrapped in Bacon..![]()
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Exactly Pinks.. and they are a staple here..even at weddings..Sausage rolls were a staple at every gathering when I lived in Oz. They were addictive!
Not even remotely!Ok, we have those. We call 'em burritos or Hot Pockets.
Well, I was thinking more along the lines of a single bottle, but WTH, might as well party.
Creative and tasty. I like it.Last year I made this chili with Mummy Garlic Bread. Mine didn't look very good, but they were very, very simple to make.
I haven't had key lime pie in quite a while, but if it's stupid easy to make, that's my kind of recipe. I will check it out.Key Lime Pie is stupid easy, very quick to prepare, travels well, and it's tasty. Add some whipped cream and shave some lime zest on it and you're done! Better make at least 1!
I used string cheese and it did take some time. Won't be making it again in the near future.I'm not sure I'd have the patience to carefully position and secure those strips of (cheese?) with tweezers myself.