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A FRIDGE FULL OF FOOD...

A blog about an eclectic mix of food that chronicles an eclectic life, all depending on what's in the fridge and what I'm in the mood to cook, eat, or serve.
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Happy Thanksgiving: Turkey and Dressing Casserole as First Run or Re-Run (Thanksgiving Leftovers Casserole)

Nov 26, 2009
I drew the short straw this year and ended up working Thanksgiving Eve and the rest of the weekend. But never fear, we can still have our Thanksgiving, both at work and at home.  For work, I volunteered to handle turkey and dressing.  Because I work...

Better Than Paula Deen Buttermilk Pie: Choo-Choo's Buttermilk Pie by Crescent Dragonwagon

Nov 25, 2009
  For the 1,000 folks who clicked on my blog yesterday specifically looking for Paula Deen's Buttermilk Pie, I have a better recipe for you.  No offense to Paula, whom I love dearly and whose recipes always get me compliments, THIS buttermilk pie...

Gene's Tweaked Bachelor Meatloaf

Nov 24, 2009
Growing up in my mom's kitchen, I learned to make a decent meatloaf:  ground chuck, ground sausage, finely minced onion, celery, carrots, and green peppers, along with an egg and homemade bread crumbs, baked in a large mound in the center of a rimmed...

Good & Good For You: Crockpot White Chicken Chili

Nov 23, 2009
Wasn't feeling very lively this weekend so I made a crockpot full of white chicken chili and a pan of cornbread for us to eat all weekend. This one is a nice change from dark bean chili, with a little lighter texture and taste, super easy to put...

Knitting for the NICU: Thanksgiving '09

Nov 19, 2009
Ta-Daaaaaa! The 2009 Official NICU Thanksgiving mascot Turkey Hat! It makes me smile to look at it.  Well worth the FOUR hours it took to knit it. We have: Pilgrims and Indians,  Turkeys and Pumpkins, and Camo for deer season.  Viva...


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