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Snellville Recipes:: November 2011
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My favorite recipes for foods you can recognize. Tuesday, November 29, 2011. My mom and I made this delicious (SINFUL! Recipe for a friend’s wedding reception. It was soooo good! We found it on food.com, recipe #18257. 1 14-oz can Artichokes, drained and chopped. 1 cup Mozzarella cheese, grated. 1/4 cup Parmesan cheese. 2 cloves Garlic, crushed. The recipe indicated you can use 4 cloves if you like garlic). 1 dash Lemon juice. 1 Tablespoon Jalapeno pepper, chopped finely. 1 Purée everything in a blender.
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Snellville Recipes:: April 2012
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My favorite recipes for foods you can recognize. Monday, April 9, 2012. OH MY YUMMINESS. This is a Pampered Chef recipe, modified, and I can’t TELL you how easy it is to prepare! And an alternate recipe. Casserole, Pampered Chef, Mexican, Enchilada, Easy, Pictures! 1 lb ground turkey. 1 10-oz can enchilada sauce. 2 Tblsp taco seasoning. 188; tsp salt. 190; cup water. 189; cup chunky salsa. 12 yellow corn tortillas. 1 Tblsp dried cilantro. 1 cup shredded Colby jack cheese. 5 Layer into a 9x13 pan. An Impo...
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Snellville Recipes:: Beef Enchilada Casserole
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My favorite recipes for foods you can recognize. Monday, April 9, 2012. OH MY YUMMINESS. This is a Pampered Chef recipe, modified, and I can’t TELL you how easy it is to prepare! And an alternate recipe. Casserole, Pampered Chef, Mexican, Enchilada, Easy, Pictures! 1 lb ground turkey. 1 10-oz can enchilada sauce. 2 Tblsp taco seasoning. 188; tsp salt. 190; cup water. 189; cup chunky salsa. 12 yellow corn tortillas. 1 Tblsp dried cilantro. 1 cup shredded Colby jack cheese. 5 Layer into a 9x13 pan. I there...
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Snellville Recipes:: December 2011
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My favorite recipes for foods you can recognize. Wednesday, December 21, 2011. Here’s another invented recipe that we’ve been enjoying. I wanted to make a smoothie that had spinach. I had heard it was surprisingly good! But I didn’t want to have to add any sugars… not even honey, or other less traditional sugar substitutes. I think you’re going to like this one! Smoothie, Spinach, Fruit. 2 cups Frozen, chopped fruit. We used skim milk). 1-2 Apples, chopped. We used strawberry yogurt). Just ask my husband!
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Snellville Recipes:: Spinach-Fruit Smoothies
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My favorite recipes for foods you can recognize. Wednesday, December 21, 2011. Here’s another invented recipe that we’ve been enjoying. I wanted to make a smoothie that had spinach. I had heard it was surprisingly good! But I didn’t want to have to add any sugars… not even honey, or other less traditional sugar substitutes. I think you’re going to like this one! Smoothie, Spinach, Fruit. 2 cups Frozen, chopped fruit. We used skim milk). 1-2 Apples, chopped. We used strawberry yogurt). Just ask my husband!
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Snellville Recipes:: Crockpot Beans (revisited!)
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My favorite recipes for foods you can recognize. Wednesday, August 10, 2011. My friend Jolinn shared her recipe for crockpot beans. With me about two years ago. They were soooooo good! But my kids wouldn’t eat them! So last night, as I was pouring beans and water and salt and pepper into the crockpot, I thought to myself, “What if we switch up the seasoning a little? 8221; So I did. My kids CHOWED DOWN their lunches today! First time in a week that they’ve really eaten their food! 2 Give it a quick stir.
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Snellville Recipes:: June 2011
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My favorite recipes for foods you can recognize. Friday, June 17, 2011. This whipped honey recipe is reminiscent of my grandparents. When they lived in California, they would drive to Utah and buy commercial whipped honey. It is such a treat! I was shocked at how EASY it is to make it, and it stores in the pantry so well. Honey, butter, egg yolks. 1 Beat until honey until spreadable. Store in a cool, dry place. Bread, Mom’s recipes. 2 cups – 4 cups Flour. 1 Tablespoon – 2 Tablespoons Baking powder. Of co...
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Snellville Recipes:: Classic Pancakes
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My favorite recipes for foods you can recognize. Saturday, October 24, 2009. I love this recipe because of how many eggs are in it. It makes me feel like I'm getting a little sneaked-in protein into my family's bellies! Pancakes, Breakfast, Breads. 1 1/2 C. Milk. 1/4 C 2 T. Oil. 2 1/4 C. Flour. 2 T Baking powder. 1 Mix dry ingredients in a bowl. 2 Blend in wet ingredients with a whisk. 3 Cook on a. Hot griddle or pan. Labels: Aa Recipes I have Posted to My Wall. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Snellville Recipes:: May 2011
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My favorite recipes for foods you can recognize. Tuesday, May 24, 2011. Best Toll House Cookies. I write "Best" on all of my favorite recipes so I know which of the five cookie recipes I like. well. BEST. :) The 1/4-cup cookies are on the left and my "regular-size" cookies are on the right. 2/3 Cup Softened Butter. 1 Cup Brown Sugar. 1 teaspoon Baking soda. 12 oz Chocolate Chips. 1 Cream shortening, butter, sugar, brown sugar, eggs and vanilla. Add the two sugars. There is something about the heat of...
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Snellville Recipes:: Rice
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My favorite recipes for foods you can recognize. Thursday, January 27, 2011. The rice is shown here with one of our favorite chicken dishes, Rockin' Moroccan Chicken. Instead of plain water, use chicken broth instead for a flavorful rice. 1 Throw water, rice, butter, and salt into a pot or saucepan that has a tight-fitting lid. 2 Cook until "pock marks" form in the rice. Sometimes when the weather is wet (and I live in Snellville, which is in humid Atlanta, so of COURSE it's wet! List of food blogs.
