What's in the fridge?

            
    
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The movie 'Julie and Julia', causes me to recall the time when my college roommate, Carla, her boyfriend and I tried to cook our way thru the Betty Crocker Cookbook, that had been given to him for Christmas.  We stopped after we all had gained about 10 pounds.  My roommate had a pair of what she called her fat jeans, and if she put them on and could not zip them up, then it was back to eating salads, smoking Virginia Slims and drinking cans of Tab.

Back to Julia, I also recall that she seemed to be teetoddling the entire time during her cooking demonstrations.  One episode she knocked over the bottle of Sherry, spilling way too much in the dish and she laughed it off, as she sipped from a small glass.  At least that is how I remember it.

Who was it that said? "I love cooking with wine. Sometimes I even put some in the food."

View Julia Child Cooking Demos **** Omelette in 20 secs beats my girl Rachel Ray!

“Cajun lemonade” sounds delicious:

makes one drink

1 1/2 ounces white rum or vodka (I used vodka)
1 ounce Pimm’s No. 1
1 ounce fresh lemon juice
1 ounce simple syrup
2 dashes Tabasco or other hot sauce (I used Frank’s Red Hot)
splash of 7Up (set aside for topping up the drink)
lemon wheels (for garnish)

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Coffee Art - For more amazing video clips, click here

So, in honor of Julia Child, I will unveil my recipe for whiskey peach cobbler.  Ya heard me.  Whiskey peach cobbler.  Chum on now!  Click on recipes.

Just added...Chicken Cacciatore





Coming soon...

My Crazy Uncle Allen's...Look I ain't yo mama tastebook...up first, knuckle sandwiches
Pumkin Apple Crumb Cake

Babba Ghanoush Dip

Pudding Cake (bundt)

Apple Crisp

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