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by bokkieborduur 19 Sep 2009 ( edited Sep 20'09 22:55 )
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for these days anymore. Hints will do. Love Marie

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by suzettebritz 19 Sep 2009
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Marie, I must confess...Roy likes preparing meals, so I am fotunate, he takes care of this! Any other husbands that have taken over the kitchen?
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by colonies1 19 Sep 2009
Yes my husband loves to cook and seeing he is retired and I am not yet.....he does most of the cooking and loves it. His idea not mine. Of course I don't mind at all
by maryjo 19 Sep 2009
Yes, mine likes to cook so he does it quite often. Usually some kind of baked meat and frozen veggies heated up.It's very simple fare but at least I don't have to do it. Oh and he loves carrot cake so he makes a huge home made carrot cake when the whim strikes him. He also loves to bake cookies and cupcakes with the grandkids!!! (He vacuums the house too!)
by shirlener88 19 Sep 2009
you are very spoiled ladies - that is so wonderful!
by bokkieborduur 19 Sep 2009
Yes Dick loves to make something to eat sometimes, but not everyday. He spoils me in so many ways, , wash the dishes and make the bed things like that, so I don't mind. it is just weekends. Love Marie.
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by colonies1 19 Sep 2009
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Baked Chicken, or baked pork loins........baked salmon or hailbut. Shrimp salad on th light side I do hope this helps you
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by bokkieborduur 19 Sep 2009
Thanks fot tip it will help. Love Marie
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by sewmom 19 Sep 2009
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My daughter made quiche at school and made me crave it. So it's spinach quiche tonight but that is unusual.
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by bokkieborduur 19 Sep 2009
I wish my daugters is still at home. Love Marie
by sewmom 20 Sep 2009
The quiche was delicious! We made one with spinach and bacon and the other one with crab meat. My 13 year old helped me.
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by grandmamek 19 Sep 2009
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tonight it will be toasted turkey with cheese and tomato sandwiches with onion rings and I am not yet sure what else. I try and make Saturday and Sunday real easy
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by bokkieborduur 19 Sep 2009
Thats what I am talking about. no fuss just easy Love Marie
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by katydid 19 Sep 2009
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I love loading up the crock pot or slow cooker, which ever term you prefer. Frozen chicken,straight from the freezer can be cooked this way and pork ribs fall off the bone. Throw corn on the cob,shucked and place in covered shallow dish, cook in the microwave and you just knocked out entree and side. Add a simple salad and you have a meal without cooking. More time for sewing!!!! Ha! Ha!
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by bokkieborduur 19 Sep 2009
Then there will be leftovers for the next day, will try it. Thanks Marie
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by shirlener88 19 Sep 2009
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Marie, I love to do the crockpot thing - lol - just brown the meat and pop into the crockpot - later put in veggies and or rice - lovely meal. I also make some really nice salads - with a lot of different veggies - love the variety of crunchy veggies and different salad greens and some crunchy nuts or bread crumbs. Love, Shirlene
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by bokkieborduur 19 Sep 2009
Thanks and you know I think that by saturday I am to lazy to do that. But I must surely start up somewhere. Love Marie.
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by my3ivon 19 Sep 2009
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Oh you are lucky ladies xxx
Well theres only me & my 2 sons but i try my best at cooking saturday wll be Roasted chicken with lots of veggies - sunday roasted lamb with lots of veggies again both followed by yummy fattening puddings well only a weekend treat xxx
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by asterixsew 19 Sep 2009
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Today I made a pizza using a scone dough, its quick and tastes good.
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by mariahail 19 Sep 2009
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I am no longer married or have kids at home but any day that I was off it was my "big time cooking" I used to enjoy fixing big breakfasts, lunchs and dinners, I only cook a little more when my grandkids come over now or any holidays, my younger grandson is a big eater and enojoys everyting I cook and tell me that I am the best Chef in the world...even if it is just a TV dinner!!!
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by katydid 20 Sep 2009
oh Maria, now is the time to cook for you!!
by bokkieborduur 20 Sep 2009
It could be nice to cook for yourself. Not so good to be alone but enjoy Love Marie
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by waterlily 20 Sep 2009
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Saturdays are generally fend for yourself night. Pancakes, Hot Dogs, burgers, soup...whatever they want to make. Sunday, I always make fried chicken strips with fries of baked potatoes.
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by bokkieborduur 20 Sep 2009
This sounds very lekker (nice) Love Marie
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by grandmapapers 20 Sep 2009
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usually something in the crock pot, but tomorrow I'm cooking pork chops in the dutch oven.MMMMM ought to be good.
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by bokkieborduur 20 Sep 2009
Please let me have the recipe Love Marie
by grandmapapers 21 Sep 2009
It's very simple. I brown the pork chops, put 2 or 3 on the bottom of a slightly greased dutch oven, put onions and green peppers on, then pour a little barbeque sauce on, then do another layer of pork chops. On top I put more onions and green peppers, add more sauce and then I add a little water. Put the lid on set on coals and add coals to the top of the lid. It takes 1 to 2 hours to cook. You can do other seasonings as well this is just how my family likes them.
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by cinderoak 20 Sep 2009
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TACOS mmmmmmm
blessings!
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by cinderoak 20 Sep 2009
Oh I forgot to mention...they are the healthy recipe ones....thanks to the Meganne challenge :)
by bokkieborduur 20 Sep 2009
Thanks that a Idea Marie
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by designgirl 20 Sep 2009
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My husband loves to cook, and bake. Tonight he made a peach pie for dinner tomorrow. Being that it is Sunday and the NFL football is on, we will no doubt have something out of the oven. Roast of beef,with potatoes and carrots around it. I love the fall season, when the weather is cool enough to have oven meals again, instead of barbequeing. Lynn
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by blhamblen 20 Sep 2009
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To make a crock pot E-Z dinner...place chicken in crock pot (whole/pieces/strips (bone in or out doesn't matter)) cover with a jar of SALSA...your favorite brand!!! LET IT COOK...Several hours (I usually do this first thing in the morning and by lunch/dinner it is perfect) then SERVE over rice OR make Taco's:) I used leftovers to make a quick Chili by adding a can of drained beans and topped with cheese!!
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by camylow 20 Sep 2009
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we do a simple thing so we can relax....tuna fish mixed with mayo....slices of cheese...ritz crackers (or any cracker)...tuna on cracker topped with the cheese...great litlle diddy for kids...especially finicky ones....