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Jul 20, 2009
Jul 20, 2009
Google "Panera" and you will
get one that takes you to Panera's site. There doesn't appear to be an actual recipe but you can get an idea how to replicate it. It is a poppyseed dressing that makes it special as far as I can tell. On 7/20/09, rhonda wrote: > It is lettuce with blueberries, strawberries, > pecans....yummy
Jul 21, 2009
Jul 21, 2009
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L/MO nfm
On 7/21/09, Sonia wrote: > Other than chopping them up for salads, I really don't know > what to do with them, and I planted a whole package of > seeds so I have about 6 new cucumbers EVERY DAY!
Jul 22, 2009
1) Line a 9x13 pan across the bottom with ice cream sandwiches. (Novelty-type that you can buy in grocer's freezer section) 2) Cover with 16 ounces of Cool-Whip. 3) Add crushed Heath candy bars, scattering across the top (I used 6 bars) Freeze & then serve. YUMMY!
spag and meatballs Philly cheesesteaks hamburgers tacos taco casserole chix and stuffing casserole pot roast chili and grilled cheese grilled chicken smokies and mac n cheese goulash baked ziti
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Katty
beans and rice gumbo grilled pork chops, steamed cabbage, mashed potatoes spaghetti casserole
Jul 24, 2009
I've tried many, but none are exactly what I dream of. Please post only a recipe you make and think is great.
I like it with or without beef ~ doesn't matter.
I like it with or without beef ~ doesn't matter.
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Carolyn
lease rewrite the recipe and send it!
On 7/29/09, I have it. wrote: > My vegetable soup is the best in the world. My family, > friends, neighbors are always begging me to cook a pot for > them. I posted the recipe a long time back on the regular > board. It must still be there somewhere. ?????? >
On 7/29/09, I have it. wrote: > My vegetable soup is the best in the world. My family, > friends, neighbors are always begging me to cook a pot for > them. I posted the recipe a long time back on the regular > board. It must still be there somewhere. ?????? >
Jul 28, 2009
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carolyn
About how long do you cook the chicken and at what temperature?
michelle
I don't know either, but I would cook on top of stove. stir from time to time and an hour???? (I will try it and get back to you. -- Wish I knew too!)
On 8/11/09, carolyn wrote: > About how long do you cook the chicken and at what temperature?
On 8/11/09, carolyn wrote: > About how long do you cook the chicken and at what temperature?
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Italian Beef
3-4 pound rump roast or sirloin tip (whatever you use for pot roast) 12 oz jar Italian Gardeneria (drained) 12 oz pepperocini peppers with juice (use 1/2 if you like things less spicy) 1 envelope Good Seasons zesty Italian dressin packet 10 oz can beef broth
Put roast in the crock pot. Mix...See More