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| I have a friend who has a 17 year old daughter just starting chemo treatments. I told her I'd bring her a meal and have been searching for something not so ordinary and not too hard that 'may' be something I can make and have her freeze for another day if that day is too hectic. I plan to make Symphony bar brownies too, not that the meal has to match the 'dessert'.
Any suggestions? I make Chicken Tetrazzini/Chicken Spaghetti a lot but I fear they do also so maybe that is too boring? It seems to early for a stew or soup dish. They have 3 children and 2 adults so it'll have to feed them all... Suggestions? I have been through up to page 7 of the forum this morning already. THANKS! |
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- Posted by teresa_nc7 (My Page) on Wed, Aug 20, 08 at 13:24
| Most families like meatloaf and this recipe from Sharon (canarybird) is really good. Mashed potatoes and green beans are good sides; maybe some sliced tomatoes or fresh fruit; I would add some good bread also. World's Best Meatloaf 1 1/2 cups soft bread crumbs - (tear up soft sliced bread - don't use fine crumbs as for breading) 1) Mix meat with egg, add onion and seasonings and bread crumbs, bell pepper, celery and carrots. 2) Add half the tin of soup and mix everything well. Turn into greased loaf pan or glass casserole dish 8.5 x 11 inches and pour remaining soup over the top, smoothing it evenly over all. 3) Bake 350 F (177 C) for 1 1/4 hours. |
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| Something they can "eat on" is always good....like a cooked hot 1/2 ham with a bowl of potato salad and some cut up fruit and pmaybe some cookies. Then they can have the ham fors andwiches and breakfasts after the meal. Also....remember it doesn't have to be a "meal" but repeated gifts of prepared fruit and washed and prepped raw veggies....a whole roastedc hicken, cookies etc are all welcome Linda C |
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- Posted by ginger_st_thomas (My Page) on Wed, Aug 20, 08 at 17:29
| Best of luck to the young lady fighting this illness. I'd double the following recipe: STUFFED GREEN PEPPERS (serves 4) FRENCH DIP SANDWICHES (serves 8 ) Combine water, soy sauce, peppercorns, rosemary, thyme & garlic in a slow cooker, stirring until well blended. Place roast in cooker & cover. You could serve either with a pasta salad or green salad. |
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| Thanks all. I hadn't considered a ham, that might work great. And the recipe for Stuffed Green Peppers looks easier than the one I use so I'll have to try that myself! Since I told her I'd bring dinner I feel obligated to make a meal but I wish I would have just popped in with some cookies (made 2 kinds today) and fruit. Maybe that would have been easier to coordinate and stuff... Thanks again! |
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- Posted by clownwacko (clownwacko@msn.com) on Thu, Aug 21, 08 at 5:28
| Try making a Goulash, it even better heated up in the microwave the next day too. Add some mile high biscuits, and the Symphony bar brownies. The goulash is easy to keep warm until the kids want to eat. Goulash: DIRECTIONS: Mile High Biscuits Combine dry ingredients in a mixing bowl. |
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| I think the ham or roast chicken idea is terrific with fruit and cookies. I just made this casserole last night - its pretty yummy! I like to throw in a little thyme, rosemary and sage into the sauce. Chicken Dumpling Casserole 1/2 cup onion, chopped Dumplings: Combine all, stir with fork until moistened. Drop by tablespoonfuls onto Marilyn's Chicken Enchiladas Green Chili Salsa |
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| This is based on my mom's casserole (the top was always crunchy because she'd have to wait until we all arrived before serving but we loved that crunchy topping :) This is a great casserole to take to a family along with a container of cranberry dressing and a simple tossed salad. Chicken Casserole w/ Crunchy Top Make Topping First: 1 box of Stove Top stuffing (herbal or chicken) Follow directions for making the stuffing. In addition to the butter, add minced celery leaves and minced parsley to the water prior to boiling. Make stuffing & let it cool a bit. Casserole: 3 chicken breasts, poached, cut into pieces (not too small) In a 9 x 13" casserole dish place chicken pieces, celery slices and chopped onion. In large bowl blend soup, milk, mayonnaise. Add garlic powder, Worcestershire sauce, hot sauce (if desired), paprika, and salt & pepper to taste. Pour over chicken mixture in casserole dish. Cover chicken mixture completely with stuffing mix and sprinkle paprika over the stuffing. Bake uncovered at 350 for 50 minutes to 1 hour (that’s how the top gets so good & crunchy). Serves 4-6 Ann |
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| This is a nice dish that the Cancer girl might like......and my best wishes to her: Peaches and Cream Salad 2 (3oz) pk peach jello 1 (15 oz) can peaches...drain and reserve juice 8 oz cream cheese 1c Cool Whip 1 1/2c HOT water Measure peach juice and reserve 1c (or add enough water to make 1c).Dissolve jello in hot water. In blender put peaches and cream cheese and blend til smooth. Combine all ingredients and pour into 9x13" pan.Refrigerate til set. RL` |
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