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Andy Edwards
Andy Edwards
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quotePosted at 08:09 on 2nd September 2008
Thanks Wolf, I just fancy that lol.
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Andy Edwards
Andy Edwards
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quotePosted at 08:10 on 2nd September 2008

Au revoir.

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MariaGrazia
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quotePosted at 11:09 on 2nd September 2008
I was taught exactly the same recipe once when I was there, Lyn (veggies, Oxo, microwave..) and I can witness it was delicious :). Try it also with chicken bits in it.
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Cathy E.
Cathy E.
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quotePosted at 11:56 on 2nd September 2008

Try this Wolf. 

CHICKEN ROLLS

 

1 (3 oz.) pkg. softened cream cheese

2 tbs. softened margarine

1/8 tsp. pepper

1/4 tsp. salt

2 tbs. milk

1 tbs. chopped onion

2 cups very small diced chicken (cooked), approx. 3 breasts

2 or 3 (8 oz.) can Pillsbury crescent rolls

4 tbs. melted margarine

1 cup bread crumbs or corn flake crumbs

 

Preheat oven to 350˚.  In medium bowl, blend cream cheese, 2 tbs. marg. or butter and milk until smooth.  Add chicken, salt, pepper and onions.  

 

Separate crescent rolls into triangles, press out dough. A rolling pin works best.  Place a spoonful or chicken mixture into dough.  Wrap wide sides of dough around chicken, pinching seam and continue to roll toward the point forming a ball, pinching sides as you roll.   Dip in melted margarine and roll in bread crumbs.  

 

Bake on ungreased sheet 20 minutes until golden brown.  Pour your favorite chicken gravy over rolls when serving.  

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L
L
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quotePosted at 12:39 on 2nd September 2008
On 2nd September 2008 08:07, Wolf wrote:

Gotta go Andy, its been a pleasure keeping up with you and Lyn.

Till we meet again May the wind always be at your back.


Auf wiedersehen pet Wink

That recipe  sounds scrummy Catherine, I will have to give it a go.
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Sue H
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quotePosted at 15:20 on 2nd September 2008
On 2nd September 2008 03:44, Wolf wrote:
On 2nd September 2008 02:50, Sue H wrote:

I just had Black Bean Soup.

I LOVE Black Bean Soup with a dollop of sour cream and some corn chips (preferably spicy hot ones) crushed on top.

Home made Sue ??

If so please recipe, I really enjoy home soups. Tongue out

I never buy store bought soup, for one reason soup is so easy to make, and for another reason, store bought soup has way too much salt added.

As for my Black Bean Soup, it depends on how much time I have. Yesterday I just threw in a tin of rinsed black beans, a tin of diced tomatoes with chiles, a couple of minced garlic cloves, a bit of onion, a good amount of chili powder and cumin powder, topped it off with some V8 juice and boiled it up for about 15 minutes.

I do have recipes that I like too, and will look one out for you later.

I make THE best Leek and Potato Soup, I'll share that too.

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Pamela Brooke
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quotePosted at 20:17 on 12th November 2008
On 27th May 2008 13:22, Peter Evans wrote:

My recipe for welsh cakes.

225g self raising flour. 1/2  to 1 teaspoon mixed spice. pinch of salt. 85g caster sugar. 115g butter or margarine. 85g sultanas. 1 large egg beaten.

Mix the flour spice and salt into a bowl and stir in the sugar. Rub in the butter or marge to make a crumb like mixture.Mix in the sultanas and then mix in the egg using a fork.

Dump the doug onto a lightly floured board and roll out to about 1/4 inch thick. cut into circles abot 2 1/2 inches wide. Then cook on a low heat on your lightly greased griddle for about 30 seconds a side. Or untill they are a nice golden brown.  They always look as if not cooked on the inside, but when left to cool, they are delish.

If you want more, just double the quantities.

 


I love welsh cakes!!!  It's years since I made any!!!  I know what I'm going to do on Saturday!!!  Yum!!!
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Cathy E.
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quotePosted at 20:18 on 12th November 2008
What are Sultanas?
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Richard Sellers
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quotePosted at 20:19 on 12th November 2008
I am getting hungry.....!!!!!!!
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Cathy E.
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quotePosted at 20:20 on 12th November 2008
I am making chicken in a cheese sauce for dinner. You are welcome to join us!!
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