345 why won Recipes

heinz ketchup, water (more or less for desired thickness ), garlic clove, minced (or more ( i mean, why not ), worcestershire sauce, chili powder, sugar or 1/4 cup honey, prepared yellow mustard

sausage (i use smoked ), corn, stewed tomatoes (i use delmonte with mexican seasonings), minute rice, chicken broth, water, chicken bouillon (you can substitute water/bouillon with another can of chicken broth, bouillon gives a better flavor.)

eggs, water, cold water , 1 bowl of and a trays worth, ice cube, salt , and a little, vinegar , to the water (why )

beef tenderloin, thinly sliced, bamboo sticks, a ), soy sauce, lemon juice, green onion, chopped, garlic, crushed ., sesame oil, ground ginger, sugar, japanese cucumber, thick sliced

ripe haas avocado, tomatoes diced, diced red onion, key limes or 1 lime, chopped cilantro, coarse black pepper, kosher salt - to taste, red chili flakes - to taste, this salad is mostly done to taste that s why the varied numbers of ingredients. some people like a strong lime and cilantro flavor while others like more avocados. this is only meant for a general reference so play around with the recipe and enjoy. 1 spin off is to add some lemongrass paste to the lime juice for a extra kick

oreos, butter, melted ., creamy peanut butter (jif is what i like), cream cheese, powdered sugar, cool whip , thawed. (you can use other brand but why), shaved chocolate or chopped peanut butter cups for garnish

punchbowl cake, recipe can be adapted to different tastes, replacing the cherries with other pie fillings such as blueberry or strawberry. 1 of the reasons why this cake is so practical for the holidays is because it can feed a big family; this recipe serves between 25 and 30 people. it is literally prepared in a punchbowl and is not sliced but spooned onto a serving dish.

pepper-jack cheese, finely shredded, won ton wrappers, vegetable oil for deep frying

oil for deep frying, cooked crabmeat, cream cheese, softened, garlic salt, won ton wrappers

oil for frying, vegetable oil, garlic, minced, minced onion, head bok choy, chopped, chopped snow peas, crab meat, drained, cream cheese, softened, soy sauce, won ton wrappers

frozen edamame (green soybeans), thawed, water, olive oil, sour cream, salt, ground black pepper, green onion, chopped, garlic, chopped, fresh lemon juice, hot sauce, won ton wrappers, water, cubes chicken bouillon

crabmeat, drained, flaked, philadelphia neufchatel cheese, softened, green onions, thinly sliced, kraft light mayo reduced fat mayonnaise, won ton wrappers

vegetable oil, white sugar, eggs, beaten, crushed pineapple with juice, mashed bananas, chopped pecans, all-purpose flour, vanilla extract, baking soda, ground cinnamon, salt, maraschino cherries (optional)

slightly spoiled whole milk (smells sour), corn oil, bread flour, whole egg, egg whites, sea salt, almond extract

catsup, fresh grated horseradish (more of less to taste), lemon juice, ground black pepper, garlic powder, fresh grated gingerroot (more or less to taste)

butter, brown sugar, turbinado sugar (raw ), rum essence, maricino cherries, crushed pineapple - drained, flaked coconut, french vanilla cake mix, water, oil, eggs, rum essence

cookie jar, by elsie duncan yale, you may talk about you vases, just how beautiful they are, but to me there s nothing nicer, than a well-filled cookie jar, ginger cookies , raisin cookies, some with walnuts, with spice . . ., orange cookies , chocolate cookies, why , i think they all are nice., that cookie jar of mother s, stands upon the pantry shelf, when i m hungry she will tell me, i may go and help myself., seen some handsome vases, brought from near or brought from far . . ., but there s nothing that is prettier, than a well-filled cookie jar, old-fashioned sugar cookies, sugar, butter, eggs, sour cream, soda, vanilla extract, lemon extract, flour