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| for Christmas dinner at work. The few people who signed up to bring dishes are all bringing side dishes or dessert. Most didn't get specific so I have no idea what they're bringing. I was going to do seafood crepes like we do at home but one person told me she doesn't like seafood so I'm not doing that. So, I'm thinking turkey or lasagna....or something else. Any ideas? Someone is bringing some kind of relish tray and someone might bring leftover ham from their dinner at home....that's all I know. I have to make my mind up today because I'm working overtime tomorrow at our other hospital so won't have time to do anything tomorrow. |
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| Frozen meatballs in a crockpot, throw your favorite BBQ sauce over. Done! |
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| Kath, I was going to suggest a roast chicken from whichever store has the best price. Slice it at home and re wrap to take it. OR: BeeOHIO, that is exactly what I'm doing for Christmas Eve. Kroger had Armour Meatballs on special for $1.99 for a bag of 26 small meatballs. Recipe from a friend says 2 bottles of Kraft Honey BBQ sauce and 1 bottle of Kraft Original BBQ sauce. I had these at the friend's house a couple weeks ago and they are sooo good. Price wise the chicken and the meatballs will be about the same. Hope this helps. Sue
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- Posted by FlamingO_in_AR (My Page) on Sun, Dec 23, 12 at 12:41
| Are you still getting the people that just come in to eat and aren't in your group, Kath? That would irk me to pieces. I like the idea of cutting up a couple of rotisserie chickens, you can't buy a raw chicken for the price they sell them for cooked. |
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- Posted by georgysmom (My Page) on Sun, Dec 23, 12 at 12:53
| Or you could buy the rotisserie chicken and make a hot chicken salad with it. Hot Chicken salad 1/4 C. mayo Mix first 7 ingredients together thoroughly. Place in 9 x 13dish. Mix together crushed potato chips and cheese and sprinkle on top of casserole Bake 400, 30 - 45 minutes or until bubbly. Serves 6 - 8 recipe can be easily doubled or tripled. |
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| I like the rotissiere chicken idea. You haven't been feeling all that hot so make it easy on yourself. But if you really want to make something, you could try this recipe that Jasdip posted. I was going to make it at T-giving but I needed my crockpot for the mashed potatoes. I will be making it soon. It looks like a lot of "stuff" but if you read the recipe, it would go together pretty fast. Sure sounds delicious! SLOW-COOKER STUFFING/DRESSING (Jasdip@KT) 1 cup butter or margarine Melt butter or margarine in a skillet over medium heat. Cook onion, celery, and parsley in butter, stirring frequently. |
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- Posted by marie-ndcal (My Page) on Sun, Dec 23, 12 at 13:01
| You cannot let one person rule what a person brings. If you feel like you want to make your seafood crepes--go for it and that person will, I am sure find other things to eat. You do what you feel is best for you. Enjoy and have a great holiday season. |
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| If you want to take lasagna, Luckygardnr posted this a while back. Also made in the crockpot so it's very easy and will stay warm. When I made it I left out the mushrooms and red pepper and used cottage cheese, because I like the milder taste of it over the ricotta (also like the price better). It's yummy! Oh--if you have 4 hours of work before anyone eats, I suggest putting all the ingredients in the crockpot but not cooking it until you get to work. Four hours was plenty with the newer, warmer crockpots. CROCK POT LASAGNA 8 lasagna noodles, uncooked 1. Break noodles. Place half in bottom of greased slow cooker or use a Reynolds Slow Cooker Bag and there's no mess. 2. Brown ground beef. Drain. Stir in Italian seasoning. Spread half over noodles in slow cooker. 3. Layer half of sauce and water, half of mushrooms, half the pepper, half of the onion, half of ricotta or cottage cheese and half of mozzarella cheese over beef. Repeat layers. 4. Cover. Cook on low for 4-5 hours. (You can also double these ingredients and make 3 layers.) With newer crock pots, 4 hours is enough. |
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| I'd do something easy, and crowd-pleasing like baked ziti. You can do it with our without meat (I often just quarter purchased meatballs, and toss them in). Either way, it will serve as a main dish, and everyone loves it. Not to mention, you can put one together in about 20 minutes (not counting baking time. Don't stress, do something super easy that you know will be appreciated. |
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- Posted by YogaLady1948 (My Page) on Sun, Dec 23, 12 at 13:17
| Lazy Cook here says, do the meat balls or you can do little smokies the same way~~~I do something with grape jelly and a red chili sauce. |
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| Yes, Flamingo, still goes on. I may do the baked ziti. I've never made it before but it would be good and hearty. I'll just use my spaghetti sauce recipe and maybe do the frozen meatballs. Thanks for all the suggestions. |
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