Re: What's for dinner? Kate

[Guest guest]

Don't be embarrassed, Kate. I do make my own crusts. But I have cheated and bought the kind you buy and also the Ready Crust. Have you ever used those? After making my crusts for Thanksgiving I said I wasn't going to make them next year. It hurt my back. I taught my 14 year old granddaughter how to make crust this year. If she can't do it next year I'll use store crusts. How did your pot pies turn out? I've always planned to make pot pies but never have. Do you have a recipe?hugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To:

MSersLife Sent: Monday, December 12, 2011 12:57 PM Subject: Re: What's for dinner?

oohh, sounds good! However, before I got the hash recipe, I had decided (and bought from the store fixings) on turkey pot pie. I cheat and don't make my own pie crust. I bought 2 deep dish and 2 shallow dish crusts. I'll 'stuff' the deep dish ones, then invert the shallow to make tops. I truly cheat, don't I? I'm embarrassed especially to tell you, Sharon---you always seem to make your own crusts. lol. Howver, there still might be a bit more turkey left for hash...love you all,Kate

From: Sharon

Subject:

What's for dinner?

To: "Group"

<mserslife >

Date: Saturday,

December 10, 2011,

4:18 AM

I

had a special

request from

my little 9

year old

granddaughter,

, for

meatloaf. So

I made

meatloaf for

dinner. For

lunch the 15

year old

granddaughter

begged for

homemade

macaroni and

cheese.

Tomorrow for

lunch it will

be the

ultimate

comfort food

banquet of

leftover

meatloaf and

mac and

cheese. How

much homier

can it get?

lolol

What

was for dinner

at your house?

hugs

Sharon

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I'll have to try it some day. It sounds yummy and easy! SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSersLife Sent: Monday, December 12, 2011 2:47 PM Subject: Re: What's for dinner? Kate

I'm making the pot pies as we speak, Sharon. They'll be for tonight's dinner. I took dark and white meat chopped it up into bite-sized pieces. I'm adding gravy, with sour cream. Then I am taking frozen soup veggies---corn, carrots, celery, onion, green bean, okra and lima bean, and adding it . I'll pop them in the oven about 5:30 and they should be out, I think by 6:15. Very simple and easy.love you, Kate

From: Sharon

Subject:

What's for dinner?

To: "Group"

<mserslife >

Date: Saturday,

December 10, 2011,

4:18 AM

I

had a special

request from

my little 9

year old

granddaughter,

, for

meatloaf. So

I made

meatloaf for

dinner. For

lunch the 15

year old

granddaughter

begged for

homemade

macaroni and

cheese.

Tomorrow for

lunch it will

be the

ultimate

comfort food

banquet of

leftover

meatloaf and

mac and

cheese. How

much homier

can it get?

lolol

What

was for dinner

at your house?

hugs

Sharon

This

email is a

natural hand

made product.

The slight

variations in

spelling and

grammar

enhance its

individual

character and

beauty and in

no way are to

be considered

flaws or

defects.