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(September 5 - 11, 2009)

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September 5 - 11, 2009	18

Recipe: Roasted Bell Peppers Stuffed with Garlic, Basil and Tomatoes

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Gold Post Medal for All Time! 846 Posts

September 8, 2009

Yummy served hot or cold. Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Grease a 7x11 or 9x13 inch baking dish with vegetable oil and place bell pepper halves open side up in the prepared baking dish.

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Blueberry Ice SquaresThis makes a large pan for company.

Jars of homemade canned tomato salsa.

Canned Tomato SalsaThis is a family recipe from my friend Stephanie. The cooked salsa is similar to jarred supermarket salsa, like Pace.

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Prize Winning CasseroleThe mayo and soup are the secret! Put chicken in the bottom of a large casserole dish. Pour the entire bag of frozen broccoli on top of chicken pieces.

Tomato, Cheese and Basil Pasta SaladHave been experimenting with pasta salads lately and this one is simple and yummy. Cook pasta 'al dente' per package instructions.

Bacon and Cheddar Ranch DipI love to dip celery, radishes, cauliflower, etc in Hidden Valley Ranch Dip and decided to take it a step further. It's tasty with good old fashioned potato chips, too, and stays fresh refrigerated for a over a week.

Chicken MilaniJust five things and it's so good. I was sopping up the sauce with bread!

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Mock Raspberry JamThis is a really easy jam recipe. Grind tomatoes and use juice. Boil tomato juice and sugar for 15 to 18 minutes. Add remaining ingredients and bottle.

Tuna MashiesGood for kids lunches. Combine and stir all ingredients together. If using regular tuna add 1/2 tsp. lemon juice. Pack tuna mixture in lunch box container.

Ziplock Party OmeletsThis is a great recipe for feeding a large crowd at an open house or family holiday gathering! Also good for camping. No oil or frying involved. Egg beaters may be substituted

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Crockpot Boston Butt Pork RoastThe next time you buy a Boston butt roast, add one cup of water and cook in a crock pot for 8 hours. Salt and pepper it, that's all. When done, you have delicious pork to go with potatoes, veggies, and gravy made from the stock in the pot.

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Easy Barbecue RibsThis recipe allows for a quick preparation of a slow cooked classic, perfect for those of us on the go!

Kettle CornA sweet popcorn treat. Place the large pot on stove and turn the heat on high, add the oil to the pot. Heat oil till it gets very hot (not smoking).

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Mashed Sweet Potato AmbrosiaA variation of the traditional baked sweet potato and tastes more like a dessert than a side dish.

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Crockpot Alfredo LasagnaThis is great first, because of the Alfredo sauce, secondly, using a crockpot, you can plug it in and go do something else. Brown hamburger in skillet and drain. Spray crock pot with cooking spray. Spread 3/4 cup spaghetti sauce in bottom of crock pot.

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Crowd Winning SalsaThis salsa is a great dip to take to any party. It is always a huge hit. Boil a small pan of water. Place the tomato in the water for no longer than 30 seconds. Remove the tomato.

Frango Chocolate MintsRemember these expensive chocolate mints for sale at exclusive department stores? Well, here's the recipe to make them yourself. Bon appetit.

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Texas Corn StewWe are from New Orleans, but grew up in Houston. In New Orleans they make Macue Choux with shrimp. We couldn't afford shrimp, so since we were in Texas, Mom used hot dogs and renamed it Texas Corn Stew.

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