My mom bought the ones I remember, too. No delis or butcher shops around here, sadly.I wish I can say yes but it’s from a Mennonite butcher shop. Same place I bought the brats.
Try making some. It really is easy. We still make it but without the bacon and add celery for a crunch. A small amount of vegetable broth (better than bouillon) is a good bacon substitute.
Thank you so much! I have every one of those things right now (great sale on bacon this week). I need some help with proportions for the dressing, though. Minced celery sounds good, too.
Just taste it as you go. You'll need less sugar if you use apple cider vinegar.
That salad sounds wonderful!
I bought one of the Dole chopped salad kits and added the apple and used a different dressing than what came with the kit. They’re much easier than doing it yourself.
I've tried those Dole chopped salads, but from my store the greens are always limp. Apple and cashew add-ins with poppy seed dressing sounds like a winning combination, though! I'm going to try it sometime.
Reminds me of a dish I just learned this summer, pasta with basil butter. Found a recipe for basil butter, very easy, chop a load of fresh basil into tiny bits, add a bit of chopped garlic and stir into a softened stick of butter. (optional add a little lemon juice) When thoroughly mixed, reshape the butter into a stick and refrigerate. Lasts for quite a while. I really like it on spaghetti, just mix some butter in the hot drained pasta, sprinkle with parmesan. Made quick work of that stick of basil butter!
OMG, I love Nuremberger ! We have a German butcher near here, and whenever they have them, I get them. Usually have mashed potatoes with them. I'm not a mustard fan, but I like a sweet German mustard on the side.
Does Boo like Elvis?
I don't know. He most likely would. But when he was 3, we watched Singing in The Rain, in black and white, and he stood in front of the TV and swayed and danced for almost the entire movie. My heart was so full I could barely breathe. He's an old soul.
I don't know. He most likely would. But when he was 3, we watched Singing in The Rain, in black and white, and he stood in front of the TV and swayed and danced for almost the entire movie. My heart was so full I could barely breathe. He's an old soul.
The other day he was watching Dora the Explorer on his iPad/Talker and I asked what she was doing. He gave me the talk to the hand, pointed down to the screen and ignored me completely.
Here is my preferred method to break screen coma (use only for situations in which the child repeatedly shows no response to his / her name.)I don't know. He most likely would. But when he was 3, we watched Singing in The Rain, in black and white, and he stood in front of the TV and swayed and danced for almost the entire movie. My heart was so full I could barely breathe. He's an old soul.
The other day he was watching Dora the Explorer on his iPad/Talker and I asked what she was doing. He gave me the talk to the hand, pointed down to the screen and ignored me completely.