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  • in reply to: Mason Jar Lid Tomato Pie #16582
    chocomouse
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      I actually wouldn't even use the mason jar rings. I have two of the so-called 'burger bun" pans that I use for tarts, muffins, mini-cakes and lots of other interesting goodies. Each well is 4" diameter, and I found a 6" circle cutter (like a cookie cutter) which cuts a rolled out crust the perfect size for lining a well.

      in reply to: Mason Jar Lid Tomato Pie #16549
      chocomouse
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        I've saved this out to make in August with garden fresh tomatoes! Thanks for posting it! I might try it with zucchini, or eggplant!

        in reply to: What are You Cooking the Week of June 2, 2019? #16511
        chocomouse
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          We had ribs, leftover broccoli salad, and roasted potatoes.

          in reply to: Busy and Expensive Day #16510
          chocomouse
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            Wow! What could have been a long and costly process went very well for you. It's so nice to hear that there are businesses that still offer good, personalized service. I bet it is a small "mom and pop" type of business, too. And I bet you'll use some of those almonds to bake them cookies! or scones? or something!

            in reply to: What are You Cooking the Week of June 2, 2019? #16488
            chocomouse
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              Tonight we had a grilled ham steak, broccoli salad, and asparagus. We ate on the screened in porch - first time we've had summer weather this year!

              in reply to: June 7th is National Donut Day #16483
              chocomouse
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                Love the raspberry filled!! or lemon filled. But have one of those only about twice a year and never eat any other kind. Donuts settle in the pit of stomach...

                in reply to: What are You Cooking the Week of June 2, 2019? #16472
                chocomouse
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                  We had "shepherds pie" with ground beef, corn, and mashed potato. And a red and green leaf lettuce salad with lettuce picked from my planter on the deck. My tomatoes are looking good, but not producing yet, and I just bought sweet pepper seedlings today. We finally have sunshine, and 84* today, with similar weather predicted through Sunday! I hope conditions have settled down for those of you who live in the mid-west and Atlantic seaboard also.

                  in reply to: What are You Baking the Week of June 2, 2019? #16461
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                    Yesterday I made a rhubarb cobbler. The flavor is excellent, but there is a lot of juice in the bottom. I think today I will try to drain most of that juice off, and thicken it with cornstarch or flour, then use it as a sauce over the cobbler, or on ice cream.

                    in reply to: What are You Baking the Week of June 2, 2019? #16460
                    chocomouse
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                      Skeptic, I like a lot of pizza sauce on the pizza I make most often: a fairly thick crust, with lots of veggies and either pepperoni or sausage. However, when I make a thin-crust pizza which features a more unusual pizza veggie, say asparagus with arugula, I use very little or no red sauce.

                      in reply to: What are You Cooking the Week of June 2, 2019? #16455
                      chocomouse
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                        Home from trip, so back into the kitchen. We had a quick meal of sliced browned hot Italian sausage, sliced potatoes, chunks of onion and sweet red peppers, all cooked in a cast iron skillet, with a side of cole slaw.

                        in reply to: Daily Quiz for May 27, 2019 #16303
                        chocomouse
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                          Skeptic: I agree! LOL

                          in reply to: The 2019 Gardens #16293
                          chocomouse
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                            It's been so wet here that we've delayed planting. I have 6 Celebrity seedlings, 2 cherrys, and a patio tomato to plant this afternoon, before I leave for the week tomorrow. I do also have a planter on the deck with herbs. But I'm cutting way back on gardening this year. My hat is off to your husband for continuing to garden from a wheelchair.

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                            in reply to: Mason Jar Lid Pies #16285
                            chocomouse
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                              Skeptic, the oven is OK; perhaps I should just say that I am adapting to it's new ways! Last weekend we were at the NH festival, and Tuesday we leave for the Maine Fiber Frolic. This will be an extended trip, business and pleasure, as we will spend some time on the beach before school is out and the vacationers arrive. We also plan to visit When Pigs Fly for pizza and more of their fabulous bread!

                              in reply to: What are you Baking the week of May 26, 2019 #16283
                              chocomouse
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                                Today I made a chocolate layer cake, with raspberry jam between the layers and chocolate ganache icing. It's very good. I make cake about twice a year, and usually it's for a fresh fruit trifle. But my husband asked for a chocolate cake!

                                in reply to: What are you Baking the week of May 19, 2019? #16282
                                chocomouse
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                                  Skeptic, I admire you for your "Do It Yourself" projects. I would not even attempt that job. But I've been thinking about trying some crockpot baking this summer when the temperatures rise.

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