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Re: Nacho/Taco Toppings - 14 years ago
I top my nachos with melted grated cheese, then sour cream, guacamole, you could also add alittle extra salsa.by Karen - Foodlovers Food Talk
Re: tinned strawberries - 14 years ago
I only use them in muffins with choc chips, handy toi have in the back of the cupboard.by Karen - Foodlovers Food Talk
Re: Strawberry Dacquery Mixes - 14 years ago
I love the mixes that Angela is talking about, just reminded me to put some on my xmas shopping list.by Karen - Foodlovers Food Talk
Re: Help with Christmas dinner ideas - 14 years ago
I agree with Jude, but you can still spice up the old veggies, try adding rosemay and garlic to the oven roasted potatoes, glazing some carrots with some herbs in melted butter. Try out a different stuffing. Or serve with a selection of salads and still have roasted potatoes/veggies.by Karen - Foodlovers Food Talk
Re: A dip made with Avocado - 14 years ago
I make a gucamole, which I add ground cumin and coriander about 1/4 tsp of each, salt and pepper, a small amount of crushed garlic, a dash of chilli sauce, about 2 tbsp sour cream, very finely chopped red onion and red pepper, squirt of lemon juice, and finely chopped coriander if available. Of course avocado is added as well. All this sound vague, but I judge by taste. You can also add cream chby Karen - Foodlovers Food Talk
Re: Christmas trees - 14 years ago
I tried out the road side tree sellers for the prices of their trees, and nearly fell out of mine, when the tree I enquuired about was $100. So we headed back to the christmas tree plantations out in Dairy Flat and paid $48.by Karen - Foodlovers Non-Foodie Chat
Christmas trees - 14 years ago
Has anyone purchased their real christmas trees yet, and if so how much did you pay? Last year we had a shock our usual $30 dollar tree from the cut your own place had gone up to almost $50, so now I am abit wary as to what they will cost this year.by Karen - Foodlovers Non-Foodie Chat
Re: Ready Mixed Scones/Crumbs etc - 14 years ago
I`ve made up the dry ingredients of pancakes and then add the correct amounts of melted butter etc when needed, I also us the snaplock bags and write what quantites I need to add on the outside of the bags. So I don`t see why you couldn`t do the same with scones etc.by Karen - Foodlovers Food Talk
Re: american themed party - 14 years ago
What about someone out of grease? a pencil style skirt a twin set ankle socks and some flat shoes carrying some books.by Karen - Foodlovers Non-Foodie Chat
Re: Christmas barbecue thoughts - 14 years ago
I make american pancakes, which I have made the batter for the night before. these could be served with fresh fruits , bacon and avocado etc.by Karen - Foodlovers Food Talk
Re: On Line Gift Buying - 14 years ago
I have family in the UK and have tried Amazon a couple of times. The first ones went quite smoothly. The last one they took about six months to tell me the books I had ordered were unavailable. Which is not really ok if you are sending some one a gift! So now I am wary of this option. But after saying this I would love to find out any other options for sending gifts in the UK. I looked up mby Karen - Foodlovers Non-Foodie Chat
Re: Fairy bread - 14 years ago
You can use nutella for the base instead of the marg. Or do a combination of both.by Karen - Foodlovers Food Talk
