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  1. chefkathleen

    Depression Era Cooking

    Yea GG I know what it is. I also know that it shortens the life of the product and has some side effects that are dangerous. In our haste to fulfill the demand of must have we've lost the ability to be told no. Or to have to wait for something. What a shame. On the other hand it can be good for...
  2. chefkathleen

    Depression Era Cooking

    Yes, but they don't ship them ripe. Just like they don't ship bananas ripe. They have to ripen somehow and being loaded into boxes doesn't help that process very much. I've taken tours of several vendors around Central Florida. As a exec chef I wanted to know about the product I was about to...
  3. chefkathleen

    Depression Era Cooking

    I don't know if it is or not. Even tho I live in the land of citrus, I don't know dates, I go by smell of the plants processing them. :lol: I swear when the groves are in bloom the whole state smells good. Citrus blossoms smell so good. But, when they are picked and taken to the plant to be...
  4. chefkathleen

    Depression Era Cooking

    I live in a suburb of two major cities and the lady 2 doors down keeps chickens. Well for a little while. Then she starts over.:lol: My mom always had a garden. I live in a very sandy place and it costs more to try to grow fresh than buy local. But oh how I miss the taste of a ripe, right off...
  5. chefkathleen

    Depression Era Cooking

    My mom was a kid in the depression and told me so many things about how things were back then. Some of the kids ate lard sandwiches because there was nothing else to eat. Baked bean sandwiches, etc. And hobo's would sleep in the coal bin at night to keep warm. They'd usually shovel in some coal...
  6. chefkathleen

    Depression Era Cooking

    I LOVE it! I just went and "liked" her page.
  7. chefkathleen

    Depression Era Cooking

    I just got a notification that there was a comment on this again. So I watched it again. I love that little old lady. I hope she's still living. It just goes to show you that you can eat well on very little. You make do with what you have and be glad your belly is full. After this recession, I'm...
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  9. chefkathleen

    What's for Dinner Wednesday November 3?

    Baked potato salad, baked beans and 1/4 pound hot dogs on the grill with all the fixins.
  10. chefkathleen

    What to cook for Dom Perignon?

    Hi Peter. You mean small as in finger foods? Or maybe small as in filet mignon?
  11. chefkathleen

    Ideas for Blueberries?

    btw, they've been frozen. Will they come out mushy ya think? Seems everything that's been frozen, vegs etc. has lost some texture and picked up moisture.
  12. chefkathleen

    Ideas for Blueberries?

    You guys are so kind! Thank you so much. I want to try all of them.:lol:
  13. chefkathleen

    Ideas for Blueberries?

    I have a friend that went blueberry picking a few months ago and gave me a bag full. Think stuffed sandwich size ziploc. Big berries too. Any ideas what I can use these for? DH doesn't really like pancakes so that's out. Recipes? Thoughts? Thanks CK
  14. chefkathleen

    Friday's Dinner 10/15/10

    I crock pot would have worked perfectly for this. And I agree, if you do it in the oven low and slow will be the way to go.
  15. chefkathleen

    Scrambled eggs - slow and low or high and fast?

    I can remember having my prep cook cracking eggs into big buckets for the morning. Man, we'd go through cases. We used liquid eggs a lot for egg white scrambles or omelets.
  16. chefkathleen

    Scrambled eggs - slow and low or high and fast?

    How odd. None of the places I've cooked or been to use powdered eggs.
  17. chefkathleen

    What is your limit?

    Yep that's what I'm doing. Sounds like we're on the same page. I'll be so glad when the job market opens up again.
  18. chefkathleen

    What is your limit?

    Any tips for the others of us out of work Tiffy?
  19. chefkathleen

    What is your limit?

    It's nice to know someone understands but, it sux that you have too. I've even looked at Macy's and the like and no one is hiring around here. Meaning Central, near Orlando and Tampa. But HEY! Disney is raising it's prices starting tomorrow to $82.00 per ticket!
  20. chefkathleen

    What is your limit?

    Since my husband and I have both lost our jobs, yeah economy, I'm trying to keep it between 5 and 10.00 a day. Ain't easy.
  21. chefkathleen

    BigD's Garden

    Ahh good old Midwest soil! I have a raised garden because I live in a sand pit.:lol: But my cukes are doing well.(about 4"long) Green peppers are late, chives and pablanos peppers poopood out but the watermelon and cantaloupe are doing well. If we get as many melons as we have blooms, we're in...
  22. chefkathleen

    Lambert's!

    No fair. :tongue: I wanna go. Please don't say it's like Cracker Barrel. I saw it on either the Travel Channel or the Food Network and it looked soo good.
  23. chefkathleen

    What's for Dinner Monday June 28?

    Pastrami melts here.
  24. chefkathleen

    Need help with this sandwich....

    LOL I've never heard of the potato chips. The cristos I've had have just been dipped in egg and deep fried.
  25. chefkathleen

    Need help with this sandwich....

    I have never heard of it but, wow does it sound interesting. Would love to know if you find it and how it's done so that the graham doesn't fall off.
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