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The C70 Huddle and MB with the guilty look, heh, heh, heh.
Randy half asleep before eating?? And Lee giving the blessing.
Randy hard at work during his own party. |
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Randy and Una
provided the meats: turkey and fresh ham as well as the punch. All
entrees were wonderful tasting; there was salad, veggie platters with dip,
large lima beans,
3 bowls of collards (or were they turnip salads?), large lima beans with
ham(?) seasoning,
3 different kinds of casseroles (one I know was string bean casserole), two
bowls of yams,
corn on the cob, 2 plates of devil eggs, large jar of bread & butter
pickles, baked beans,
field peas, and of course rolls and cornbread.
There were 4 "exotic" entrees that we would like to mention here and would
like to have
the recipes for: one of which, we were told was purchased at Wal-Mart, a
broccoli salad
containing raisins, onions(?) and tangy mayonnaise dressing.
The second was a noodle casserole which had cubed carrots, corn, and a
creamy sauce. The
noodles were just like the ones you find in Campbell's chicken noodle soup
so we are
guessing it's called chicken noodle casserole.
The third, (Ye Ole Webmaster loved this one) is believed to
be called cabbage salad. It had,
in addition to cabbage, sliced onions and green peppers in a sweet vinegar
marinade. Last but not the least,
also loved by Ye Ole Webmaster, is an entree from Lee Ethridge, a
potato hash with onions sautéed with a sweet vinegar flavor. The potatoes
were cube cut, about the
same size as what you get at Bob Evans. I told MB that I wanted the recipe
for this one. This
was a popular item as it was gone when Ye Ole Webmaster went back for
seconds which he rarely does nowadays.
We would love to have the recipes for the above and the
casseroles and we know we left
out other entrees and we apologize.
The desert section we did not try but we think carrot cake was one of the
many deserts
that were laid out. Oh, yeah, there was a LARGE chocolate chip cookie in the
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