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Thread: Can't find the thread so here is a recipe forn everyone

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    Can't find the thread so here is a recipe forn everyone

    CACTUS CLUB LAYERED BEAN DIP

    ONE 8X8 PAN FOR DIP

    1-141/2 0Z. CAN 0F REFRIED BEANS
    3/4 CUP GRATED CHEDDER CHEESE
    1 CUP TOMATO SALSA,DRAINED
    1 BUNCH CILANTRO
    1 PKG. TACO SEASONING
    1-8 0Z. CAN SLICED RIPE OLIVES
    1/2 PINT GUACOLME
    4 GREEN ONIONS
    1/2 PINT SOUR CREAM

    1-CHOP ONION&CILANTRO TOGETHER IN FOOD PROCESSOR.
    2-MIX SOUR CREAM& TACO SEASONONG TOGETHER.
    3-LAYER INGREDIENTS IN PAN IN ORDERED LISTED OR WHATEVER ORDER SUIRTS YOU.

    SANDY FROST

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    It was probably about time to start a new one, anyway! Looks yummy ...

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    I just got back from Taco Bell and was led to your recipe. It appears you are giving the Bell some worthy competition. I will have to try it out. I will offer some to the black cat, but I suspect he will reject it.

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    However, the tabby, Clyde, will probably partake with gusto, for he has eclectic taste buds - for a cat.

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    Yay, Sandy!!

    Having just had dinner (take out Chinese from Maxim's - I think there's one in your neighborhood, Sandy!) I better not tell Dadcat about this just yet! He'd have us making it up tonight -LOL!!
    And somewhere I have a recipe for a sauce like they use at Rubio's on the fish tacos!!
    Gotta find those empanadas, too!!!
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    Just checked out Thread #1!!

    So now I am checking out Thread #2!!!
    I too love to cook but don't get to as often as I like!
    I also like Johanna have a great SIMPLE recipe for Chili:



    1 can of tomato soup
    1 can of stewed tomatoes
    ***1 can each of kidney, pinto, chili beans
    cumin to taste
    chili powder to taste
    1 pound ground beef

    Put all ingredients in a large pot or a crock pot and heat thru.

    *** I love this with any kind of bean, I have used 15 bean soup (soaked over night) and also the flavored baked beans are EXCELLENT!!!

    Also I will find the link for my favorite Potatoe soup from www.allrecipes.com That is the best site!!
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    This is a GREAT simple recipe for potato soup!
    I use less water and add some mashed potato flakes to thicken it up.

    Potato Soup
    http://soup.allrecipes.com/az/potatosoupii.asp

    Beefy Manicotti

    http://pasta.allrecipes.com/az/easym...florentine.asp

    The best recipe for Apple Dumplings!!! These were a hit at Thanksgiving!!!!

    http://dessert.allrecipes.com/az/grndmsppldmplings.asp
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    ANNNNNNNNND den:


    This is a wonderful summertime recipe or anytime.
    This is light and fluffy!! I sometimes experiment with different flavors of pudding or even Jello mixed with Vanilla pudding for consistency.
    There is never ANY left when I take this cake!!

    This is also from www.allrecipes.com


    Ingredients


    1 (18.25 ounce) package angel food cake mix
    1 (12 ounce) container frozen whipped topping, thawed
    1 1/2 cups milk
    1 (3.9 ounce) package instant chocolate pudding mix



    Directions


    1
    Prepare and bake the cake as directed on the package.
    Allow to cool. Remove from pan. Slice a 1 inch layer off the
    top. Gently hollow out a trench about 1 1/2 inches wide and
    2 inches deep. Tear the removed cake into small pieces and
    set aside.
    2
    In a medium bowl, combine milk and pudding mix. Beat on
    low for 2 minutes. Fold cake pieces and 1 3/4 cups of
    whipped topping into pudding. Fill trench with pudding
    mixture. Replace top of cake. Spread remaining whipped
    topping over top and sides of cake.
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    TO:Frostfrog & Kohala

    This is a very good recipe. easy to make and never any left overs. The recipe came from our past president and she cooks good. At out meetings never any leftovers of the bean dip. I knew Frostfrog woould be at a local Taco Bell.

    As to Maxiums Kohala not one near me. But I'd knew you would like it.
    Maybe your husband can make it?
    Sandy Frost

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    Shais-Mom

    That recipe loooks good. I'll have to try it.

    Sandy Frost

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    Sounds YUMMY! I love anything dealing with spansh/ mexican type foods, and spicy foods. I LOOOOOOVE Taco Bell!!! I'll have to make my mom make this hehe

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    ***bUmP***

    BUMPIN THiS TO TOP!!
    There were 3 pages of replies for just 12-8-02!!!
    Busssssy day!!
    I tried the corn chowder in the other thread and it was delicious!!!
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    Sure I was looking for a potato soup recipe last week, and NOW you put one up!!! Oh well, i found a few a made my own from it!!! This is what I made for dinner last night...

    Pork Vindlaoo

    4 cloves garlic, minced
    1/2 tsp ginger
    1/2 tsp turmeric
    1 tsp cayenne pepper
    1/4 tsp aniseed
    1 1/2 T coriander
    2 tsp cumin
    1/4 tsp dry mustard
    2 T oil
    1/2 c. onion
    1 lb boneless pork
    1 1/2 c. boiling water
    1/2 tsp salt
    1 T vinegar
    a pinch each of cloves, cinnamon, and cardamom

    Mix garlic, ginger, tumeric, cayenne pepper, aniseed, corriander, cumin and mustard with enough water to make a paste (about 3 T) Heat the oil over medium heat and fry onion until soft. Add paste to onion and stir about 3 min

    Add pork pieces, coating each well with spices and reduce heat to low. Fry slowly for 10 min, turning pork once and adding up to 2 T water if pork sticks to the pan. Add boiling water and salt. Cover and simmer 1 1/2 hours until pork is tender. Stir in vinegar, cloves, cinnamon and cardamom. ( I then turned up the heat to coil off some excess liquid, to make a thicker sauce)

    Serve over rice

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