I think Marie Calendar did it better.
On Fri, 21 Feb 2020, margo Downey via
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> Date: Fri, 21 Feb 2020 21:52:21
> From: margo Downey via Cookinginthedark
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> Subject: Re: [CnD] Microwave oven
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> I do not like Lean Cuisin
Hi
I have two questions. Does anyone have a conversion table from sticks of
butter to cups or grams please?
My second question is does anyone have a conversion table for a food
thermometer from Fahrenheit to Celsius?
Have a nice day and weekend
Bridget
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I use a charcoal grill and i always use the match light charcoal. I just
tear the bag open a little bit AND LIGHT THE BAG. THIS LIGHTS THE CHARCOAL
AND ELIMINATES THE NEED FOR CHARCOAL LIGHTER. MIKE
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PLEASE POSTH OF THESE RECIPIES. THEY SOUND DELICIOUS. MIKE
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Yep, both tra
PLEASE POST BOTH OF THESE RECIPIES. THANKS, MIKE
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There are other thing
SHANNON'S CROCK POT ROAST
1 3 TO 4 POUND CHUCK ROAST
1 PACKET OF HIDDEN VALLEY RANCH ORIGINAL DRESSING MIX
1 PACKET ITALIAN DRESSING MIX
POUR 2 CUPS OF WATER INTO CROCK POT. ADD BOTH PACKETS OF DRESSING MIX, STIR
WELL TO DISSOLVE.
ADD ROAST AND COVER WITH ADDITIONAL WATER.
COOK ON LOW F
This answers your first question, but you have to search through the
document to find your answer. Lots of helpful information here though and I
go to this source frequently. It is a compilation of things I have collected
over the years and put together in one document so I can find it easily.
Sorr
The liners are like plastic bags, like the roasting bags made for use in
your conventional oven, mostly used for roasts or turkey so it stays moist
in the oven. The ones designed for crockpots are useful when you want
something to cook in its own juices but not dry out. Also useful for dinners
you
1 American stick of butter equals 4 ounces, or about 115 grams. It also
makes 1/2 cup of butter.
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Thanks for all the infro, it's very helpful. I'm just learning how to cook,
so excuse my ignorance. Can I use the temperature guide for when a recipe
says, for example, 1 cup of milk at 110deegrees?
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Title: Crock Pot Pizza
Categories: Crock pot
Yield: 8 Servings
1 1/2 lb Ground meat
1 cn Pizza sauce (14 oz)
1 pk Noodles (12 oz)
4 oz Cheese, mozzarella
Mushrooms
Onion
1 cn Spaghetti sauce (14 oz)
4 oz Cheese,
Just posted the Crock Pot Pizza recipe. I'll have to construct the chex mix
recipe from other recipes, as I use a definite variation on the recipes I've
got.
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This one is super simple. Put a liner in your crock pot. Cube up a one pound
block of Velveeta or other similar product. Pour in a can of Ro-Tel, a
tomato and peppers product, or similar. Turn the crock on and cover and
leave it alone for an hour or so. Serve with Fritos, tortilla chips, or
whateve
Yup, I added crock fot liners to my grocery list.
Carol Ashland
carol97...@gmail.com
Sent from my BrailleNote Touch+On Feb 22, 2020 7:15 AM, Pamela Fairchild via
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> The liners are like plastic bags, like the roasting bags made for use in
> your conventional oven, mostl
Marie, I'm in agreement with you.
I also have 2 Rival slow cookers, one from the eighties, which I believe is
a 3 quart one, and my 5 or 6 quart one is from the nineties, and they both
still work great! They only have low, medium and high on them for settings.
I've also gone out and left it cookin
I've never had a problem leaving my crock pot on while I was not home.
That's the beauty of it. I use it for all sorts of things, but I especially
like cooking baked beans in it. It frees up my oven and I can cook 2 1/2
pound at a time. They freeze very well if there are left overs.
Jeannes
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Hello, Helen and everyone!!!
I have an oval Hamilton Beach 3-1/2 quart and a smaller round
2-qauart slow cooker. I use the smaller one for making oatmeal, and soup in
Smaller quantity.
Marie
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I'll look for those liners. I like the idea of preparing the night before.
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I'm going to take this in a slightly different direction because this recipe
has so much potential variety to it.
The basics: Chex Mix (or for folks from Gen-X or earlier, Trash) is a snack
recipe with a few specific features:
1. a mix of Chex or similar cereals, another grain based item like Cheer
- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v7.07
Title: Bourbon Hot Dogs
Categories: Party snack, Alcohol, Potluck, Fondues, A f m
Servings: 1
¼ c Bourbon
¼ c Brown sugar
Tabasco to taste
Worcestershire to taste
1 c Ketchup
1 pk Hot Dogs or Wieners
Sl
This is great! I have a recipe called, "chex Moroccan Crunch." I haven't
made it for years and have been thinking recently I would make it. Years
ago, I bought a large covered roaster pan just to make this kind of thing
easier to stir. I may consider trying it in the crock pot.
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Hello, All!
I remember a party mix recipe back in the 1970's and '80's which called for
Rice chex and wheat chex and pretzel sticks.
I made it a few times and liked it very much.
There are so many different snack combos
Like that at the store now, some even have
Chocolate chips and some ga
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