[Sca-cooks] Cooking Answers from a Stupid Poophead

[Sue Clemenger]

You're welcome, ma'am (doing little curtsey).
We had my friend's family's traditional jello salad as well, which was 
some sort of cherry jello with fruit cocktail in it.
And the usual turkey-and-trimmings, and a nice bottle of local plum wine 
(mutual friend owns a winery ;o)
--maire, original green-bean casserole poster

Wanda Pease wrote:

>  > Christianna said:
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> and the green bean casserole (yes, THAT
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>>casserole.  One doesn't mess with that particular tradition)
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> Thank you!  Thank You! Thank You!  I constantly get the "food snob", Oooooh!
> Green Bean Casserole and sweet potatoes with brown sugar and
> mini-marshmallow!  How yucky!"  Personally they are two dishes besides the
> turkey that make it Thanksgiving for me.  They represent memories of good
> times when there weren't a lot of good times, and people that are gone.
> 
> Besides.  I Like candied sweet potatoes and green bean casserole and except
> for salt I don't think I've eaten inorganic "food". This includes the carrot
> and raisin salad with Miracle whip, and lime jello :-)
> 
> Regina Romsey (AnTir, birth of '47)