shecrab commented 1 year ago

vuala

shecrab commented 4 years ago

Hi! Not OP but here is a wonderful dish that easily feeds a crowd that may be what rascal444 was referring to. It's definitely a crowd pleaser https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/188...

shecrab commented 4 years ago

"Maybe turn that turkey stuffing into scrambled eggs" Oh honey no

shecrab commented 4 years ago

None of those restaurants are cafeteria style. What is that exactly? It's either a cafeteria or it isn't. Fred's Country Kitchen is also not in business anymore. Great article!

shecrab commented 4 years ago

This is nonsensical.

shecrab commented 4 years ago

Would "Ewww" be considered infantilizing language?

shecrab commented 4 years ago

Commercial bakeries use dough conditioners https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dough_c.... Those give it that impossible-to-recreate-at-home flavor. Although Amazon sells it, so I guess you can!

shecrab commented 4 years ago

It's icy and there are large empty pockets in the container. Sometimes the container was only 2/3 full. Tried it, won't buy again.

shecrab commented 5 years ago

It looks like an old oyster knife to me.

shecrab commented 5 years ago

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_vKSBC1FwOZk... I loved these! They tasted like the inside of a Butterfinger. Flaky and peanut buttery.

shecrab commented 5 years ago

We always broke the curved end of a candy cane off, which left a sharp edge that poked into the orange perfectly.

shecrab commented 5 years ago

Walter, not Roger.

shecrab commented 5 years ago

http://www.realsimple.com/food-recipe.... This recipe is very good if you're a red meat frowner

shecrab commented 5 years ago

If I am understanding your question correctly, this was common for the ladies who lunched. Dinner maybe not so much. Department stores almost always had a nice restaurant on premise so ladies wouldn't have to leave the store if they got a little peckish. Since they were already a captive audience, stores upped their selling game. Win-win! http://www.teara.govt.nz/en/photograp...

shecrab commented 5 years ago

I eat that for lunch! I don't pick the crust off, either. It's a fantastic dish. They don't call 'em classics for nothing!

shecrab commented 5 years ago

I think that's very tacky and intentionally cruel of the daughter to bring that up in polite company. I'm embarrassed for your poor, sweet, mother in law and sincerely hope someone shut the mouthy hippy down out of respect for your MIL. Reading that post has left a terrible taste in my mouth. ZING!

shecrab commented 5 years ago

Georgia hit it on the head with the stuffed cabbage rolls. Corned beef, cabbage, and horseradish are also delicious with pierogies. You are so lucky to have handmade ones! Here is a link with more ideas http://www.polskafoods.com/100-ways-e...

shecrab commented 5 years ago

diary creamer

shecrab commented 5 years ago

That sounds like a nourishing mini meal! He will love it. I know. I would say he has a hell of a sweet tooth but, you know....

shecrab commented 5 years ago

I do have his late wife's seriously old school waffle iron (Westinghouse, with a cloth covered cord!) Seems like the perfect time to get it out and use it. Waffles can be dressed many ways, too. That's a great idea, thanks!

shecrab commented 5 years ago

I love all of those things, too! Everyone has such great advice. Maybe I'm over thinking this.

shecrab commented 5 years ago

He would probably eat cucumbers in sour cream with dill or cucumber sandwiches. Beets would also be great cold on a relish tray with some olives.Thanks, Madrid!

shecrab commented 5 years ago

He loves all of those things, those are definitely his comfort foods. He is currently living with his "vegetarian" daughter, so were are really going to pork it up! I know better than to try and change that stubborn ol coot.

shecrab commented 5 years ago

I have some herbal teas that I'm going to offer. I wonder how many taste buds he actually has left. I don't know if i should heavily season his food or if that would give him heartburn. I guess I should just make it pretty since he probably can't taste much! Thanks for the fruit idea! I was so bent on high calorie stuff, I neglected a whole wealth of resources right there.

shecrab commented 5 years ago

Ain't that the truth! I made that mistake a few years ago when we were packing a UHaul in August and he was staggering around and wouldn't take a sip of water to save his life. He must absorb moisture from the air.