Beach Runner said:
Here's to you both! Invite "The Ladie's Man" from SNL and sell the video!!!!
Regional Recipes for Holidays
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Here's to you both! Invite "The Ladie's Man" from SNL and sell the video!!!!
EASY BITES: Dab cream cheese on a Wheat Thin, then top with another dab of peper jelly. Keep it comin'!
My daughter and I have a recipe for an easy appetizer.
Ingredients:
1 can Easy Cheese
1 finger per guest
Directions:
Ask each guest to hold out a finger. Squirt a line of Easy Cheese on it. To serve, just have each guest lick the finger of his/her choice.
Serves: Dunno how many - as many people as there are lines of cheese in the can.
(In case you haven't figured it out, this is a joke - we just made it up when we were being silly one day).
Ingredients:
1 can Easy Cheese
1 finger per guest
Directions:
Ask each guest to hold out a finger. Squirt a line of Easy Cheese on it. To serve, just have each guest lick the finger of his/her choice.
Serves: Dunno how many - as many people as there are lines of cheese in the can.
(In case you haven't figured it out, this is a joke - we just made it up when we were being silly one day).
Beach Runner said:
A lot of teenagers LOVE that recipe, and the can of choc. frosting!
That, too. And let's not forget the legendary peanut butter appetizer. However, the Easy Cheese appetizer is superior because the product in the container isn't contaminated when applied to the finger.Johnrudy said:
I meant to ask--are Royal Reds seasonal? For some reason, I had the idea that they are...? A couple of years ago, when we were in SoWal, we tried to get some and couldn't, and we had been told to go to a certain seafood market for them, which now escapes me. When can I get them, and where should I buy them?whitesands said:
proper holiday goodies I remember the recipe for cause they are so simple
broken pieces of dark and milk chocolate served on a platter with hot caramel and chocolate dipping sauce in the middle
thick peppercorn crust on prime rib with mint sauce - roll prime rib in crushed black peppercorns and put in oven, put mint sauce straight from from bottle in small dish for dipping, serve together
hot cross yeast rolls - buy the uncooked yeast rolls at walmart, cut the tops in a deep x, cook and when they come out of the oven pour melted butter over them and sprinkle on a tiny bit of busted up rock candy
more later...
broken pieces of dark and milk chocolate served on a platter with hot caramel and chocolate dipping sauce in the middle
thick peppercorn crust on prime rib with mint sauce - roll prime rib in crushed black peppercorns and put in oven, put mint sauce straight from from bottle in small dish for dipping, serve together
hot cross yeast rolls - buy the uncooked yeast rolls at walmart, cut the tops in a deep x, cook and when they come out of the oven pour melted butter over them and sprinkle on a tiny bit of busted up rock candy
more later...
destindreamin said:Yes, it is wonderful with pork loin--or just about anything else.
Johnrudy: Just goes to show you never know what you'll find on this board! Yes, serve over cream cheese. Enjoy!
Yep, we have jezabel sauce four or five times a year.. Great with pork tenderloin or poured over cream cheese. We made it for my inlaws from NYC and they loved it.
Thanks to all for suggestions and recipes. We are definitely making the crock pot tortilla soup on Christmas Eve. With a salad and some little empanadas, it will be easy and delicious. My husband is begging for flan, too. We always have hot chocolate with peppermint stick stirrers while opening one gift on the Eve.
Christmas dinner will be wild mushroom soup, roast pork stuffed with dried apricots and prunes, Swiss chard, that sweet potato casserole with marshmallows on top (of course), the arugula salad with pecans and pears, and red velvet cake with strawberries. Translates into a lot of gym trips between now and then.
Christmas dinner will be wild mushroom soup, roast pork stuffed with dried apricots and prunes, Swiss chard, that sweet potato casserole with marshmallows on top (of course), the arugula salad with pecans and pears, and red velvet cake with strawberries. Translates into a lot of gym trips between now and then.
