Kevin Graham wrote:Since we're on the food subject, I make a mean broccoli casserole. I made it for family in Utah last year for Thanksgiving and they were talking about it all year long insisting I make it again.
You're supposed to post the recipe for us. It's a rule.
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“There were mothers who took this [Rodney King LA riots] as an opportunity to take some milk, to take some bread, to take some shoes ... They are not crooks.”
This liberal would be about socializing … uh, umm. … Would be about, basically, taking over, and the government running all of your companies.
A hypothetical question Ajax: would you be more likely to favor or oppose a program that removed children from their homes and into boarding schools where they all received similar educations and similar stipends for living, and let them rise or fall on their own merits based purely on its ability to form the basis for a meritocracy? Just curious how your thinking on who deserves to be hungry in order to motivate them actually works.
The world is always full of the sound of waves..but who knows the heart of the sea, a hundred feet down? Who knows it's depth? ~ Eiji Yoshikawa
How I do it: Every week, I make a big batch of soup, or spaghetti, or whatever. I eat it for one meal, and freeze the rest in the little flat containers. Then I eat out of the little flat containers for the rest of my meals. I have a good variety squirelled away. I use my breadmaker, and eat a sandwich for lunch. Not much money, and not much effort. It is not much more difficult to make a big batch of food than a little one.
Yes, you are right, Ajax, humiliate them into starvation, especially if they are disabled or retired and unable to work gainfully anyway.
Problems with auto-correct: In Helaman 6:39, we see the Badmintons, so similar to Skousenite Mormons, taking over the government and abusing the rights of many.
honorentheos wrote:A hypothetical question Ajax: would you be more likely to favor or oppose a program that removed children from their homes and into boarding schools where they all received similar educations and similar stipends for living, and let them rise or fall on their own merits based purely on its ability to form the basis for a meritocracy? Just curious how your thinking on who deserves to be hungry in order to motivate them actually works.
Nicely done.
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Kevin Graham wrote:Since we're on the food subject, I make a mean broccoli casserole. I made it for family in Utah last year for Thanksgiving and they were talking about it all year long insisting I make it again.
You're supposed to post the recipe for us. It's a rule.
20 oz of Broccoli floretts. (chopped or halves) 1 cup mayonnaise 1 can cream of mushroom 3 eggs beaten lightly 1 cup of chopped onions 1 cup of cooked sliced mushrooms 2 cups of grated sharp cheddar
Mix it up in a bowl with a big spoon, pour it into a casserole bowl and then sprinkle the crushed crackers on top. Bake for 45 min or until brown at 375.
Kevin Graham wrote:20 oz of Broccoli floretts. (chopped or halves) 1 cup mayonnaise 1 can cream of mushroom 3 eggs beaten lightly 1 cup of chopped onions 1 cup of cooked sliced mushrooms 2 cups of grated sharp cheddar
Mix it up in a bowl with a big spoon, pour it into a casserole bowl and then sprinkle the crushed crackers on top. Bake for 45 min or until brown at 375.
In my recipe book. Thank you. Just realized-- this is a healthier version of funeral potatoes, isn't it?
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Problems with auto-correct: In Helaman 6:39, we see the Badmintons, so similar to Skousenite Mormons, taking over the government and abusing the rights of many.
