Joan Simpson

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  • in reply to: What are You Baking the Week of July 16, 2017? #8331
    Joan Simpson
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      BakerAunt glad you're home and baking again.Let us know how the buttermilk is in the Vienna bread.I've made it a time or two and like it also.I'm thinking of replacing buttermilk for the whole milk to the next batch of cinnamon rolls.

      in reply to: What are You Baking the Week of July 16, 2017? #8316
      Joan Simpson
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        Baked a double batch of Cinnamon rolls throwing in some left over sour cream mashed potatoes was some of the best I've ever baked.Had one with coffee this morning and still very moist!Haven't been baking a lot lately.

        in reply to: Tomorrow We Head for Indiana #8309
        Joan Simpson
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          Hope ya'll made it there safe and no troubles!

          in reply to: What are You Baking the Week of July 9, 2017? #8268
          Joan Simpson
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            I made 2 loaves of Rum soaked raisin and cinnamon bread from the Amish bread recipe and added in buttermilk for half the liquid-called for 2 cups water so I added one cup buttermilk,added an egg and some left over mashed potatoes.Turned out good and sturdy,didn't cave when it was turned out,very happy!

            in reply to: What are You Cooking the Week of July 9, 2017? #8255
            Joan Simpson
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              Sunday I cooked fried chicken,rice and gravy and dry lima beans and made a no bake Peanut Butter pie was very good and light.I didn't have a graham cracker crust but had graham crackers so I made my crust and put in 9x13 dish.The recipe said it made two pies but I did only 1 dish so good tastes like eating a candy bar or a nutty buddy ice cream.

              No bake Peanut Butter Pie Allrecipes by Megan5
              1-8oz.cream cheese softened
              1 & 1/2-cup confectioners sugar
              1-cup peanut butter
              1-cup milk (I used only half cup)
              1-16oz. coolwhip
              2-graham cracker shells 9"
              1.Beat cream cheese and confectioners sugar with mixer.Add peanut butter and milk beat till smooth.Fold in whipped topping.Spoon in 2 shells cover and freeze.I added criss cross design of Hershey's syrup and this was really easy and so good.Let it set out a few minutes before you cut it.

              BakerAunt hope you have an easy week and your moving goes well.

              Today I made fried cubed pork,macaroni and tomatoes and green beans.

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              in reply to: What are You Baking the Week of June 25, 2017? #8049
              Joan Simpson
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                I made an Apple Crisp Wednesday and it was good but a tad sweet to me,we had it with vanilla ice cream while it was warm.The topping was only flour,brown and white sugar and a stick of butter crumbled up and spread on top.My sister had a birthday today and her favorite cake is pound cake,so I made the Cream Cheese Cold Oven pound cake it was really good and so moist,that's my favorite too.

                in reply to: What are You Cooking the Week of June 25, 2017? #8003
                Joan Simpson
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                  Cwcdesign zipper peas are just a small green field pea that is real easy to shell that's why they call them zipper peas and one of my favorites.Cooking some pink eye peas tonight with meatloaf and macaroni and cheese.Cleaned out the fridge yesterday and creamed 3 ears of corn,diced up some fresh tomatoes cooked with the corn then when that was done I added leftover speckled butter beans and zipper peas with okra let that cook slow and we had a good hearty small pot of thick vegetable soup.Bakeraunt that would be wonderful if we could do a taste test over the net 🙂 I enjoy reading every ones posts here too!

                  in reply to: What are You Baking the Week of June 25, 2017? #8002
                  Joan Simpson
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                    I made a loaf of Cinnamon Raisin bread from an Amish bread recipe it turned out really good and held up well,didn't sink when I turned it out,baked in 8x4 pan.

                    in reply to: What are You Cooking the Week of June 25, 2017? #7962
                    Joan Simpson
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                      Cooked some BBQ pork ribs,sour cream mashed potatoes and fresh zipper peas.

                      in reply to: What are You Baking the Week of June 18, 2017? #7925
                      Joan Simpson
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                        I made Cinnamon bread for the first time in awhile it was the recipe from the KAF .I made it my own recipe as I used left over mashed potatoes about a half cup instead of flakes,used brown sugar instead of white in the bread,I did like you suggested Mike in soaking the raisins in some rum and poured rest of rum off raisins in batter,used half milk and half water in the with the brown sugar and yeast time I finished I had to put another half cup or more of flour in and I also put a tablespoon of cinnamon in the bread and added an egg.The recipe states to use a 8x4 but I had a good bit of dough so I went with 9x5.When it rose up and I kneaded it and put the cinnamon sugar flour mixture on it it looked really big so I divided in 2 pans 9x5.It rose up really nice to top of pan and when baked looked good.Let it set just a few minutes before turning out and I guess the weight made it sink,it's like 3 inches tall but I'm not complaining it tastes very good and moist.Gave one loaf to my sister and mine is half eaten already.Baked a chocolate cake Sunday my husbands favorite.

                        in reply to: What are You Cooking the Week of June 18, 2017? #7924
                        Joan Simpson
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                          I baked a pork tenderloin,had rice and green butter beans and we had sandwiches with the left over tenderloin,so tender I love it.Cooked greens,potato salad and corn bread and fried pork chops last night.I'm thinking spanish rice tonight with a green salad.

                          in reply to: Happy 50th Anniversary to S. Wirth and her Husband! #7891
                          Joan Simpson
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                            Happy 50th Anniversary to S.Wirth and husband a real test of time.Congratulations,that's a lot of taking and giving but so well worth it!We'll be 46 yrs. in September.

                            in reply to: Happy Birthday to Kid Pizza! #7847
                            Joan Simpson
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                              Happy Birthday KidPizza.Wishing you a great one!

                              in reply to: What are You Cooking the Week of May 14, 2017? #7524
                              Joan Simpson
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                                I've made Spaghetti and meat sauce Sunday,Ham,macaroni and tomatoes,corn and garden pea salad Monday,Yesterday I made Spanish rice with bread and butter and Banana Pudding the original way my mom always made it with meringue on top...so good.

                                in reply to: What are You Cooking the Week of May 7, 2017? #7458
                                Joan Simpson
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                                  So far this week I've made chicken pot pie out of left over baked chicken and tonight we had Fried ham with rice and tomato gravy and garden pea salad.

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