Every time I have family here for a meal we end up having food that is familiar to the eyes. This Sunday is going to be my last cook-out with my family. I want it to be special.
This is where you, my friends come in my story. You always wanted to be a part of a happy ever after book didn’t you? Well, here is your chance.
I want this to be an easy meal with pretty colors sitting on the table. I prefer food added that little kids will be saying, mommy, I want some of that.
Your part in this story is letting me borrow your ideas. Tell me the name of the food and the easy recipe along with it. Keep in mind it will be a cookout, summer heat and easy fixing.
The categories can be;
2. Meats
After this coming Sunday is over I will be writing the guts of the story, adding your name and recipe that I used.
Thank-you in advance for participating.
I like dessert: ice-cream, tiramisù. Pina.
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Oh, I love ice-cream too. When my dad was alive he used to make home-made ice-cream, I loved that the best
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Usually, I make home-made-ice-cream with yogurth and fruits. It’s the best! But in Italy, all ‘gelaterie’ makes good ice-cream.
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I have never heard of gelaterie
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I seldom read cooking book. I learn cooking by sometimes observing my mum. Once I cook udon by searching it at YouTube
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Can you explain what that is?
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Do you mean udon
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yes
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Damper!
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Is Damper a food, or expression??? Hugs
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My suggestion is sliced water melon and cantelops. No recipe as I eat raw foods.
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Thanks Sun. I love water melon!!!!
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A nice easy dessert that never fails with the kids is Dessert Pizza. You just buy a package of sugar cookie dough, and roll the whole package out on a round pizza sheet. When you remove it from the oven, spread softened cream cheese over the top, and then add whichever fruits you like on top… apple slices, strawberries, bananas, blueberries, whatever… Have fun!
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Oh my gosh, the kids would love that and they would also be eating healthy. Thank you so much Cheryl!!!
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You’re welcome Terry. Now I have a craving for one! I pray for you each time I think of you. Sometimes, people forget your loss, after a little time passes, but I just want you to know that I do remember, even though I haven’t been on wp as much lately, due to my own issues. I pray you are doing well, and that the pain of losing Al is replaced with the joy of knowing that he is with Jesus now.
Much love to you,
Cheryl
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Thanks Cheryl. I am having better days but it is still rough. I hope my move helps me. I asked God to open new doors for me and I am confident he will
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I like lemon lime chicken. Put some Italian dressing in a bowl, salt and pepper too. Squeeze a lemon and a lime into the bowl to get the juice. Poke holes in the thawed chicken breasts then give them a bath in this mixture (longer bath means more flavor.) Then cook for 30-40 minutes on about 375 or so in the oven. Enjoy! Oh and feel free to add slices of the lemon and lime in the oven pan/dish while you bake it. 🙂
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That sounds delicious Brian. Thank you so much for the recipe!
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Hey you are welcome Terry. Have a good one, my friend!
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I’m sorry, I absolutely hate cooking, so I don’t have anything to add . . . 🙂 Just laughter to the table 😉
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That is a recipe in itself, laughter heals the soul!
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Our kids love my wife’s green bean casserole. You know the kind, with green beans and mushroom soup topped with those dried onion pieces. Lord Bless.
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That is a very good dish
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Ice Cream Sandwich Dessert…A WINNER!…https://www.smuckers.com/recipes/ice-cream-sandwich-dessert-2587
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Oh yes, when I saw that photo, I knew it looked good enough to eat and super easy too! Thanks Marilyn!
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welcome!
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