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Kijiji_Kelly
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PostPosted: Fri Dec 07, 2007 7:34 pm    Post subject: Recipes! Reply with quote

I started a thread in the chat board, but I thought I'd start it here too! What is your families favourite recipes? Care to share your family secrets?

My meal that is always a hit is chicken parmesean. My kids always rave about it and it is so simple it's embarrassing lol. I dip the chicken in egg yolk mixed with a bit of milk and spices, roll in bread crumbs, fry til the breading is light brown, and put in a baking dish. Some tomato sauce, grate whatever cheese you prefer (I stick to mozzarella or blend), sprinkle on top, pop in the oven, voila. Sooo easy! I'm not a great cook so simple stuff like this is what I tend to stick to lol


anyone have something a bit more, extravagent? LOL

let's share!

cheers,
Kijiji Kelly
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ValueForYou




Joined: 16 Sep 2007
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Location: USA

PostPosted: Mon Feb 25, 2008 6:28 am    Post subject: Ham Roll-Ups Reply with quote

I'm not saying this is more extravegant by any means, I just thought I'd share one of my favorite dishes to make...

I make this one finger food whenever I have parties/get-togethers and on every holiday gathering... Kind of for an appetizer or before-the-meal finger food.

I take sliced lunch meat ham (I usually just buy the packages of it, not straight from the deli line) take the pieces out and dry them off with paper towels. spread a thin layer of cream cheese over them. I usually let the cream cheese sit out for a little bit so it is as hard to spread. The I'll take long green onions and cut them so they are just a little bit longer then the width of the ham slice. I use all of the onion except for the very end where the actual onion is. Lay one or two "straws" of the onion at the end of the ham and roll 'em up. Then I usually cut the ham roll-up in half.

I then place them in a circular pattern around the plate with the extra onion sides sticking outward... For extra decoractive garnishes to make the plate look pretty I will cut up extra pieces of the onions straw parts in tiny pieces and sprinkle them over the dish, and I also place black olives randomly around the plate.

This is a scrumptuous plate in my opinion. Razz

I usually eat a handfull before I even finish making them to put them on the plate! Laughing

Kristen
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ValueForYou




Joined: 16 Sep 2007
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PostPosted: Sun Apr 13, 2008 8:03 pm    Post subject: Welp!! Reply with quote

Well, I guess no one else out there has any recipes to share... Sad
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josie123




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PostPosted: Wed May 28, 2008 12:04 pm    Post subject: family Reply with quote

Hi!I'm Josie....In our family,everytime we have a family gathering i use to cook our favorite recipe which is the pochero.They always order this kind of recipe because it is delicious.
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nop




Joined: 15 Jun 2008
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PostPosted: Sun Jun 15, 2008 5:51 am    Post subject: family!! Reply with quote

Hi,

Thanks for your share your idea for us. Hope it will useful.

Thank a lot.
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KIJIJI-JOJO




Joined: 27 May 2008
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PostPosted: Sun Jun 15, 2008 11:21 am    Post subject: Recipe Reply with quote

Heres something thats really good and healthy....you will need margerine or butter I prefer margerine, package of chicken cutlets (regular size pkg.) 2 bags of frozen brocolli cut up, garlic, macaroni (ziti, rigatoni, bow ties) whichever you prefer and either locatelli cheese or parmesan cheese. In frying pan melt about 2 tablespoons of butter, cut up chicken in little squares and add them to frying pan cook well when done put in a bowl and set aside. In frying pan add about 4 tbls of butter, about 4 cloves of garlic chopped, brocolli cover and let cook. Start your water for the macaroni. Once brocolli is cooked mash it, once mashed add the chicken to it mix around. In a large bowl add that to the macaroni mix well add some cheese on top and wala done....Kids love it they don't even know there eating brocolli!! P.S. add salt and pepper to chicken.
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KIJIJI-JOJO




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PostPosted: Sun Jun 15, 2008 4:10 pm    Post subject: Recipe Reply with quote

This is a delicious salad great with barbecue. You will need 1 head of lettuce-- 1 small bag of frozen peas-- 1 small red onion if its big just use half-- 1 cup of mayonaise-- 2 tablespoons of sugar-- 1 package of bacon-- 1 package of shredded cheese whichever you like... In a very large bowl chop up lettuce into bite size pieces and place in bottom of bowl, then peas, onions. Mix mayo and sugar together once well mixed spread over onions-- put cheese on top of mayo then bacon..cover and refrigerate overnight...mix when ready to serve...
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KIJIJI-JOJO




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PostPosted: Sun Jun 15, 2008 4:15 pm    Post subject: Re: Ham Roll-Ups Reply with quote

[quote="ValueForYou"]I'm not saying this is more extravegant by any means, I just thought I'd share one of my favorite dishes to make...

I make this one finger food whenever I have parties/get-togethers and on every holiday gathering... Kind of for an appetizer or before-the-meal finger food.

I take sliced lunch meat ham (I usually just buy the packages of it, not straight from the deli line) take the pieces out and dry them off with paper towels. spread a thin layer of cream cheese over them. I usually let the cream cheese sit out for a little bit so it is as hard to spread. The I'll take long green onions and cut them so they are just a little bit longer then the width of the ham slice. I use all of the onion except for the very end where the actual onion is. Lay one or two "straws" of the onion at the end of the ham and roll 'em up. Then I usually cut the ham roll-up in half.

I then place them in a circular pattern around the plate with the extra onion sides sticking outward... For extra decoractive garnishes to make the plate look pretty I will cut up extra pieces of the onions straw parts in tiny pieces and sprinkle them over the dish, and I also place black olives randomly around the plate.

This is a scrumptuous plate in my opinion. Razz

I usually eat a handfull before I even finish making them to put them on the plate! Laughing

Kristen[/quote) That it is my cousin makes it all the time I rather eat that than the dinner...Thank you for recipe I forgot how to make them..
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dewing5




Joined: 29 Jun 2008
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PostPosted: Sun Jun 29, 2008 5:29 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

hi am new to this board Laughing jumping right in with one of my family favorites.........PIZZA CASOROLE Shocked it is a very simple recipe, when my crew is in the mood for pizza. you fry groud beef or turkey. you can also get creative with your meat! Mix them with other types of a meat. after you pick your choice of meat and cook it oh i about forgot the most importaint ingredent tones pizza seasoning. get a 8x8 or a 9x13 baking dish. start by layering crackers, then the meat, some of your favorite cheese, then some pizza sauce. keep repeating the layers until you get to the top of your baking dish...try to work it out so you end up with cheese as your last layer. Pop it into a pre-heated at 350 oven for 20 mins. yummmmy Very Happy
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nickkie




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PostPosted: Mon Jun 30, 2008 10:16 pm    Post subject: do you ever get over your kids leaving you? Reply with quote

hi i am new at this . i have three teenagers and always busy with them . but now both of my daughters moved out and is going to school and my 16 year old son is always gone and my husband works away all the time . now when i come home from work after 12 hours the house is so quite . do you ever get over your kids leaving you . i am so lost .
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Free2U




Joined: 01 Jul 2008
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PostPosted: Tue Jul 01, 2008 12:16 pm    Post subject: Quick Terriyaki Chicken Reply with quote

1/3 Garlic Powder
1/4 cup Brown Sugar
2 sml cans of Pineapple juice
2 Max pak Chicken Drummettes or Wings (Better than saying lbs)
.......................
Stir ingredients in a large bowl
Add Chicken
Marinade 1-2hrs (Overnight for best taste)
.......................
Grill or Bake

Serves 2-4
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KIJIJI-JOJO




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PostPosted: Tue Jul 01, 2008 3:58 pm    Post subject: Re: do you ever get over your kids leaving you? Reply with quote

nickkie wrote:
hi i am new at this . i have three teenagers and always busy with them . but now both of my daughters moved out and is going to school and my 16 year old son is always gone and my husband works away all the time . now when i come home from work after 12 hours the house is so quite . do you ever get over your kids leaving you . i am so lost .
I went through the same thing my son is out of state at school and my daughter who is 16 is never home and my husband was always away at work.. You do get over it and I have my dogs that keep me company.. Now my son is home for 2 weeks and husband just got laid off now I want to pull my hair out of my head; can't wait for them to go!!!!
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kmbphotos




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PostPosted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 7:33 pm    Post subject: Re: Recipe Reply with quote

JoJosAmstaffs wrote:
This is a delicious salad great with barbecue. You will need 1 head of lettuce-- 1 small bag of frozen peas-- 1 small red onion if its big just use half-- 1 cup of mayonaise-- 2 tablespoons of sugar-- 1 package of bacon-- 1 package of shredded cheese whichever you like... In a very large bowl chop up lettuce into bite size pieces and place in bottom of bowl, then peas, onions. Mix mayo and sugar together once well mixed spread over onions-- put cheese on top of mayo then bacon..cover and refrigerate overnight...mix when ready to serve...


My mom makes this salad!!! Shocked It's soooooo good. Laughing The combination of all the different textures and flavors! We call it the seven layer salad. I don't know if it actually does have seven layers or not. I think how she makes it it does.

But yeah, great recipe! Awesome for cookouts, church buffets, bbqs, and parties!!!!

Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing

Kristen
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KIJIJI-JOJO




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PostPosted: Sun Aug 03, 2008 11:07 pm    Post subject: Re: Recipe Reply with quote

kmbphotos wrote:
JoJosAmstaffs wrote:
This is a delicious salad great with barbecue. You will need 1 head of lettuce-- 1 small bag of frozen peas-- 1 small red onion if its big just use half-- 1 cup of mayonaise-- 2 tablespoons of sugar-- 1 package of bacon-- 1 package of shredded cheese whichever you like... In a very large bowl chop up lettuce into bite size pieces and place in bottom of bowl, then peas, onions. Mix mayo and sugar together once well mixed spread over onions-- put cheese on top of mayo then bacon..cover and refrigerate overnight...mix when ready to serve...


My mom makes this salad!!! Shocked It's soooooo good. Laughing The combination of all the different textures and flavors! We call it the seven layer salad. I don't know if it actually does have seven layers or not. I think how she makes it it does. Thats what I call it I forgot to put that in the title..lol...I love it..its easy to make I have to make it for my son everytime he comes home on vacation from school.

But yeah, great recipe! Awesome for cookouts, church buffets, bbqs, and parties!!!!

Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing

Kristen
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Rickychen




Joined: 07 Aug 2008
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PostPosted: Thu Aug 07, 2008 3:51 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

My mother like make dumplings,and my family very like , it have good tase,
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