Eat "Dutch" for Sunday Lunch
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Comments (1)Hi LL and all.............Spent a quiet weekend......ate pretty good no serious binging or any for that matter but I was up 1.8 this morning...kinda discouraging since I have really been getting the treadmill work in......... I need to work on the smiling too...people in my area are big in that department but I've been kinda glum lately.....not feeling my best.... Hope everyone works hard and eats well..I am going to concentrate on this 1.8 pounds......See MoreLunch making
Comments (15)Haven't been to this forum in awhile, but did want to clear up a couple of things (concerns from graywings posted above): (1)The owner of the site I mentioned (twice), Shelly Morton, is a personal friend of mine who is a professional organizer; (2)There is NOTHING to purchase on this site --- no advertising, no Google ads . . . nothing. Just lots of great organizing advice I thought others might appreciate (but apparently not everyone). No, what we don't appreciate is being lied to. Back in July, when you joined GardenWeb and linked to your (ahem) friend's site, you wrote this about hiring a professional organizer: Posted by dancer4808 (My Page) on Tue, Jul 29, 08 at 22:17 I've never used one [professional organizer] because I usually find the info I need online. I found a really good organizing website that gives some good instructions on what to do and how to start. www.straighten-up-now.com The stuff under "Start Here" was particularly good. I emailed the owner under her Contact Me page. She responded with some good FREE tips. She said that she just started the site, so information on particular project areas is "ongoing." I recently signed up for her free newsletter. Here is a link that might be useful: Straighten Up Now Home Organizing Link Just for the record . . . Here is a link that might be useful: Link to previous version of your story....See Morebrunch/lunch/dinner? What was yours, today?
Comments (21)Tuna casserole is one of those dishes that requires NO recipe! Just ad lib - all you need is cooked pasta, tuna, seasonings, any veggies of your choice and a cream sauce. And some sort of topping - grated cheese, crushed saltines or potato chips, fried onions. Bake until hot and bubbly. This is my adult daughter's favorite dinner and she requests it specifically whenever she comes to visit. When she was little, I used to make it with a packaged macaroni and cheese (like Kraft or Velveeta) and add some sour cream. Quick, very easy and suited to a child's taste buds. Now I get a little more sophisticated and use rotini or spiral pasta (have also used shells and orecchiette), bechamel and real cheese. Sometimes I add mushrooms .And when making for her, always peas....but only canned peas :-)...See MoreCousins coming for lunch ... what to serve?
Comments (103)Happy to hear your lunch was a hit. It sounds delicious. My grandmother used to make apricot squares and used a scallop edged tool for the lattice...so pretty. My aunt gifted me a scallop edge cutter, but I have never been successful with the dough and it always ends up undercooked on the bottom, but then again I’m not much of a baker. Speaking of which....I did try your bread. I found it did not come together with the 1 1/2 cups hot water, I needed to add more. Also, I cooked it in a Calphalon pot since I don’t have a dutch oven. Well, it was a total bust. Took an hour to get it browned on the outside and it never cooked on the inside. I realize now I did not let the oven preheat long enough snd maybe it’s the pot? Maybe my flour was old? I followed all instructions to the letter. I am going to try it again with fresh flour, but you don’t find you need to add more water? Thanks for any suggestions....See Moreruthanna_gw
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