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Care to Share an "Easy" Recipe Your Kids Will Eat???
Asked by T.F. from Orlando
on August 3, 2008
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I HATE to cook... It's not that I "can't" cook- I just don't enjoy it. Those who love cooking always give recipes they say are "easy" but to someone like me who hates ...
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- bacon cheeseburger wellingtons sounds complicated, but is quite easy and tastes great. my kids and my husband love them and ask fr them all of the time. Ingredie...
- Taco Soup- My family LOVES tacos but I get so tired of eating them. This is a great alternative and takes about 2 minutes to put everything into the crock pot. Ta...
- Breast of chicken (skinless & boneless) marinate in dressing - 20mins. I have a few favorites, (sundried tomato, or italian) then stick it in the oven 350 for about a...
How to Organize Recipes
Asked by K. from Dallas
on May 30, 2007
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I just LOVE cooking and trying new recipes, and am contstantly clipping nw recipe ideas from magazines and website. My problem is finding a good way to organize them. ...
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- I agree with putting them on your computer. Maybe instead of typing them all in, you could scan them in somehow. Then if you need one to print off you can, but most ...
- A personal website. I created one for my family last Christmas so that we can share recipes that we find and we love it...www.contrails.com/recipes
- My mother was a personal chef before she got sick, and she had thousands of recipes just lying around everywhere - talk about a mess! We got her a computer program cal...
34 Weeks Pregnant Prepping for Baby Need FROZEN FOOD RECIPE/IDEAS
Asked by J.M. from Phoenix
on December 9, 2010
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Okay momma's, well I am 34 weeks pregnant and had a FFN test done and it came back positive. Meaning I have a 50% chance of going into labor within the next two weeks...
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- LOL....wow mommy where do you get all the energy??? I was going to suggest some home made chicken soup...then I realized that you live in Arizona...lol I suppose I ...
- Any kind of soup or chili freezes well. He can just add a salad or bread to go with it. The web site www.myrecipes.com has recipes from Cooking Light and others that...
- taco meat chili meatloaf baked mostaccioli stuffed green peppers (not one of my favorites) spag. sauce perogies beef stew sloppy joes pulled pork pancakes/wa...
Looking for Other Army Moms
Asked by T.R. from Lawton
on March 25, 2008
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Hi, this may sound pretty rediculous but I am simply looking to meet some other moms in the Lawton area. I moved here about 5 months ago and have yet to make any frie...
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- Hi Tera! My name is Kim, I am also the wife of an Army man. I am 32 and have a 7, 4 and 20 month old. I am a student at Platt College at the moment studying Dental ...
- hi tera,im 29 as well. i am also a military wife and a mommy of 2 . they are both boys and they are 5 and 7 soon be 6 and 8. my husband is deploying soon to iraq once...
- If you go to Meetup.com and search for Lawton Moms we have a fairly large playgroup. Most of our moms are stay at home and the majority are military so you'll fit rig...
What Was Your Favorite Christmas Present??
Asked by C.C. from Philadelphia
on January 2, 2011
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Ladies what was your favorite Christmas present? Mine favorite was the GREAT drawing/paiinting my 6 1/2 yr old made me. I think my mom helped him a bit anyhow its my f...
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- my grandmother in law (sweetest woman on planet earth) got me a brand new set of pots and pans, nice stuff! when she was over for thanksgiving she noticed mine were al...
- I got lucky this Christmas! I was very surprised by some beautiful amethyst earrings that go nicely with an amethyst ring that was my grandmother's. My husband also go...
- My parents got me a wii, which was really for my kids, but a really nice gift, but the best gift was watching my kids open their presents on Christmas morning. Both m...
Need a Great Cookbook
Asked by J.R. from Dallas
on June 25, 2008
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I feel horrible that I don't cook for my family. It is so much microwaved stuff and premade dinners (and am embarrassed to say I'm a SAHM). I am excited about gettin...
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- Taste of Home cookbooks are good and have lots of pictures. They are in Walmart. I know you don't like online but allrecipes.com has great recipes and I use them of...
- Hi J., Below are the link to 2 books I love and use quite a bit. The first is a great authentic Italian cookbook. It was recommended to me by my Italian friends fro...
- J.: I know you said you don'tlove looking for recipies online, but SAVE YOUR $ and make your own book. I cook every night for my family and work. You can do it. I excl...
Gift Ideas for Grandma on Hospice Care
Asked by J.C. from Roanoke
on November 27, 2012
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My Grandma is in a nursing home on hospice care. Some days she is alert, some days not. She is bedridden. For the past few years, I have given her a gourmet food ba...
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- At this point, a thoughtful card and maybe some photos would be great (depending on whether she has dementia ... sending photos can be upsetting if she has later stage...
- How about one of those recordable keychains and greeting cards? You get to record a short greeting in your own voice. A fleece throw in a pretty color. Warm...
- I'm sorry to hear about your Grandma's health. I think it's very kind and loving of you to want to give her something to cheer her up. How about a photo book of your k...
Best "Value" Pots and Pans & the Green Pan
Asked by T.C. from Des Moines
on December 28, 2009
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I know this question has probably been around the block a few times, but here we go again... I am looking for a good set of pots and pans. Here is my criteria - Must ...
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- I don't know about the toxin part, but I have had my Analon set for two years (maybe 3) and I love them. I've thrown them in the dishwasher with no problems and they ...
- I love, love, love- did I say LOVE? my Green Pan. Non-stick + no chemicals. Cooks easy, washes easy. Use a smidge of butter or olive oil when cooking stickier foods ...
- I second the recommendation for Anolon. They are heavy, heat evenly, wash up well, have clear glass tops to see what's going on as you cook, and have rubberized handl...
How to Keep a Toddler Busy While Cooking?
Asked by K.F. from Dallas
on July 18, 2007
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I am just curious if anyone has a unique or engaging idea to keep your toddler busy while you cook dinner. On the nights that I cook dinner for the family, my 17 mont...
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- If you don't mind the noise, have a cabinet drawer or cupboard specially for him (and usually child-locked so it would be special at cooking time). Have tupperware, b...
- I agree about letting him help, but have a further suggestion. If you can spend the $, I highly recommend the "Learning Tower". You can google it. It is a little platf...
- Have him cook with you! He's still a little young, but there's plenty he can "help" do. Once my daughter started helping me cook, I could cook again! Plus, she eats...
Need Advice on the Best Pots and Pans
Asked by J.A. from San Diego
on October 26, 2009
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I'm looking to update my cookware in my kitchen. I'm not highly skilled in the kitchen (I can follow a recipe really well), but still have much to learn. I'd like to k...
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- just bought these great pans from froobi.com they are called safepans. They are the only eco pan out there and they are non-stick. We love them! They do get hot ver...
- Hi J. I am a fan of stainless steel pans because teflon and the other nonstick pans shed after a while. There have been studies that say that these agents scrape off i...
- Cast iron pots and pans or stainless steel are the way to go. The teflon coated pans are nice for the non-stick but once you scratch the surface you could be releasin...
