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I am interested in learning some quick some what painless Super Bowl recipe's.....salads.....pastas.......sandwhich's......e
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michellesrotties read my blog view my photos
Jan 26, 2007 | 7:47 AM

Wings and beer... After the beer who cares :)

puckhead read my blog view my photos
Jan 26, 2007 | 8:37 AM

Spicy or non , I can't eat the spicy anymore. good idea .

puckhead read my blog view my photos
Jan 26, 2007 | 9:37 AM

I like stuffed mushrooms and good old fashioned chilli cheese dip w/freetos,which is probably what we'll have puckhead! LOL

michellesrotties read my blog view my photos
Jan 26, 2007 | 9:56 AM

Okay not spicy :),, and all of the foods you said.. I wanted to tell you I think your blogs and comments are a true breath of fresh air to the site.. Thanks and have a great weekend.
I'm from Louisiana and love to cook up Cajun style..

bindy read my blog view my photos
Jan 26, 2007 | 12:23 PM

Sorry. The last puckhead blog was Bindy's again. I hate it when I don't sign in!! So I say screw my stuffed mushrooms & cheese dip. What time you coming over with that cajun cook'n Opinion-Girl?

LadyCardFan read my blog view my photos
Jan 27, 2007 | 6:26 PM

Sweet and Sour Meatballs are always good and very easy to make.

1 bag of frozen meatballs (typically 50 in a bag)
1 32-ounce jar grape jelly
2 jars Heinz Chili Sauce

Melt grape jelly in pan, add chili sauce, add meatballs. Cook over medium to medium low heat until meatballs are done. Takes about 30-60 minutes. You can also toss in a crockpot.

Another great recipe is Mexican Seven Layer Dip

You'll need:

1 can bean dip
1 container guacamole dip
1/2 cup sour cream
1/2 cup mayo
1 pkg taco seasoning
1 8-ounce bag cheese (cheddar, colbyjack, or mexican)
1 small can sliced black olives
1 small container pico (salad refrigerated area in most stores)

Mix taco seasoning, mayo, and sour cream and set aside.

Layer a pan with the bean dip, top with guacamole and above mixture. Add pico, olives, and cheese. Refrigerate until time to serve. Great with fritos or scoops tortillia chips.

MoDans55 read my blog view my photos
Mar 11, 2007 | 8:55 PM

I am the master of the big sandwich:
cut a loaf of Italian bread lengthwise
1/4 lb Mesquite Turkey breast
1/4 lb Hickory Pit Ham
1/4 lb Roast Beef
1/4 lb Provel Cheese
shredded Lettuce

I made four for my brother-in-law's Super Bowl party. He bought two subs from Slop 'n' Slave. There wasn't any of mine left over.

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Married to my best friend , She's more than I ever hoped for .I have 4 wonderful kids . 2 rat terriers . Love sports especially St. Louis sports . Cards. and Blues are my favorite teams . Love my City . Love my town . Love my Country ,re-inlisted after 20 years to join the war on terror . Besides who don't love that good Army chow . Ok.....Well....Maybe GOOD is a stretch . (HOOAH)!!!!!!!!

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