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Pork ribs are my favorite, pork shoulder second, brisket third and chicken thighs.

Gingerbread sauce My uncle used to make the best sauce to go over the gingerbread. It may have been a butter sauce. It was warm, so he may have melted the butter. Has anyone heard of something similar? I love gingerbread and will try this recipe. Thank you for posting it.

I love short ribs, this looks like a great recipe. Thanks for posting.

You can use canned beets. Use equal parts, water(or juice from can), sugar and vinegar. I boil this then put in the beets and let cool and refrigerate. Can also add any spices you want.

Welcome to DC!

Fall Chinook still being caught........

I can meet you at the harbor! :wink: Only problem is the 20-25 foot swells right now.......

I like the nuts, jams, fresh produce, 2buckChuck, the little biscotti, spices, wild rice, panettone, really just all kinds of stuff... They are 2 1/2 hours away so I don't get any frozen goods. Wish they would get one closer.

What a great link, didn't know about the archives. Thanks!

It also depends on who your feeding. At senior meals here, we use 4 oz., for hungrier people, you might want to up it to 5 or 6 oz. Are you also using beans in the salad? You could get by with 4 oz meat if you are also having beans.

You can try making peach butter or jam. Sometimes cooking brings out some flavor.

I'm with you Andy, too many reruns.

I agree with Andy M., simple is good. I am going to try some different cheeses tho, always use deli sliced American, but I love most cheeses. Anyone tried a bit of blue thrown in?

My favorite is the steamed pork buns, shrimp stuffed dumplings, sticky rice and the custard tarts. I don't get Dim Sum around here and I really miss it.

I have done that and I've tossed it. Don't want to risk it.

Sakai was my favorite also, Chen Kenichi was fun to watch, a good sense of humor. On ICA, I liked Mario, but he is gone. I enjoy watching Michael Symon (there is that humor). I like Bobby Flay but he is on too much, like seeing different people.

Enchiladas, chili verde, pizza, french(pork) dips.....I also vote for the Cubans

For me its Carrot Cake and Beef Stroganoff. At Senior Meals, where I volunteer, its any dessert I make -- they sure have a sweet tooth!

When I go to Eugene, OR, my favorite grocery store is Market of Choice. I also have to go to Trader Joe's, while not a full service grocery store, it still is a "must" to visit.

Zachariah, KY

I like them dampened. Not totally dry and not soppin wet.

yuummm, apples and bacon. Looks like a good recipe, don't forget to drop some by when you get some Constance!

Would probably go with Joy of Cooking. I like the old Prudence Penny Regional Cookbook too.....

I love heirloom tomatoes and this sounds like a great salad to take to a 4th of July gathering. Thanks for posting it.