AustinTink
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Yes, absolutely. What pat of Spain?I have 18th century ancestors from Spain but I know very little about them. The channel helps me feel a connection to the country.
Yes, absolutely. What pat of Spain?I have 18th century ancestors from Spain but I know very little about them. The channel helps me feel a connection to the country.
No, but she taught my mom all her dishes and my mom taught me many of them.
Today I made a Spanish Tortilla which is not like the tortilla we know in the US and Mexico. It''s basically a potato and egg omelette. I make it on the weekends.
This is my family's potato salad. I had never seen it anywhere before until I found the Spain on a Fork website. I had no idea it was traditional Spanish. I thought it was a crazy concoction my grandma made up. Lol. https://spainonafork.com/spanish-ensaladilla-rusa-recipe/
Do you have a favorite Spaniard recipe?Yes, absolutely. What pat of Spain?
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/fish-substitute#teriyaki-chicken-sushi-rollsMy grandma made paella a lot but for me she made a version she just called shrimp and rice. That was the most delicious thing you could ever imagine. Sadly, I developed a shellfish allergy and can't eat it anymore.
Was this the recipe:My grandma made paella a lot but for me she made a version she just called shrimp and rice. That was the most delicious thing you could ever imagine. Sadly, I developed a shellfish allergy and can't eat it anymore.
Wow! That looks like it.Was this the recipe:
The previous link in my above posts has suggested substitutes for fish that you might be able to use instead and still enjoy the recipe.Wow! That looks like it.
Thanks for the suggestion.I took some Lime and Lemon Chiffon to a potluck on Friday. Great no bake dessert for this hot weather, and easy to make. It has a graham cracker crumb crust (just add a little sugar and melted butter) then mix some Jello (3oz) with 1 cup boiling water to dissolve and cool. Then mix 11 oz cream cheese (at room temp) with 1 cup sugar, and 1 tsp vanilla. Once Jello is cooled, add to mixer slowly. Once all mixed in, fold in 16 oz of cool whip, and smooth on top of the crust. Chill for 3-4 hours before serving.
To make it more fun, I made these in individual clear plastic cups, so easy clean up, and no dishes to take home.
I bake all the time......otherwise it would be not often at all. Hot here a lot of the year.I can't even think of baking in this heat, but I love seeing all your sweet creations!
What ingredients are in BBQ cups?
super easy.....use biscuit dough and line the cups (I use Bisquick).What ingredients are in BBQ cups?
That sounds delicious.super easy.....use biscuit dough and line the cups (I use Bisquick).
Brown a pound of hamburger, add BBQ sauce. Spoon them into the cups and top with cheese. Bake 425 degrees for 10-15 minutes.