Looking for recipt from EasyEveryday Cooking Cards
Pat68green
10 years ago
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LOOKING for: Easy Everyday Cooking Recipe gone missing
Comments (0)I use to have two recipe cards from Easy Everyday Cooking that seem to have gone missing during the last move. They are: (meatless) Stuffed Peppers and Minestrone Soup. If you know the recipes or have them, can you please pass it along! They're my FAVORITE recipes and I'm not a cooker so I need to know exact measurements and all......PLEASE HELP! Thank you so much!...See MoreLOOKING for: common items and food pantry cooking
Comments (8)Ruthanna hit the nail on the head. Heat-and-eat and ready-to-eat foods work best. I teach cooking/nutrition classes at our local Food Bank, and more often than not, it's the children in the family who do the "cooking". Depending on the economy, it's mainly substance abusers and the learning disabled folks who frequent the food bank, not necessarily people who are down on their luck. Food preparation is not a priority for most of the folks. Having something to eat, is. Many have only a few pans or a skillet, and most depend on a hot plate or a small microwave for food preparation. Many live in a cheap hotel room, not a house, and don't always have a refrigerator. Beans of all varieties are plentiful at the food bank, but many people don't like them, have no knowledge of how to prepare them, or an inclination to cook something that takes so long, and will give them back to the food bank if they find them in their bags. I've had some luck teaching a class on how to "cook" beans and rice in a Thermos bottle using boiling water, but had to provide the Thermos bottles. Tortillas and cans of refried beans seem to work better than beans they need to cook, plus it's a complete protein (grain/legume). We mill beans into bean flour so they can make "instant" refried beans (cooking bean flour and water for a few minutes), and this has worked well for many of the folks. I base many recipes on USDA commodity foods. Those are foods people may commonly get free and need recipes and help using. -Grainlady...See MoreEasy everyday recipe
Comments (9)I have the Chicken with Basil recipe, Can send it by email if you send your address to me. Forgive me, but I am not too familiar with how all this stuff works. My email address is mongomom@gmail.com, so you can reach me that way and I will send the recipe. Thanks!...See MoreEasy everyday cooking recipe
Comments (2)Maybe a glitch in the system, but you posted to the wrong place. There are posts about the recipe cards on the Recipe Exchange forum. This is the Garages forum....See Morecynic
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