Subj : Mac & Cheeze
To   : Dave Drum
From : Ruth Haffly
Date : Sun Feb 04 2024 20:20:44

Hi Dave,

RH> Did that a lot when we were younger and pinching pennies, not as much
RH> now but still don't rely on meat for all of our protein.

DD> I always eat a balanced diet - 3 pounds in the left hand and three
DD> pounds in the right.  Bv)=

Other definition is a candy bar of your choice in one hand, diet drink
of choice in the other. (G)

DD>       Title: Bratwurst Burgers w/Braised Onions
DD>  Categories: Beef, Vegetables, Breads, Cheese, Beer
DD>       Yield: 4 Servings

RH> I've never seen bratwurst burgers; can you slip the casings off the
RH> sausage and make it into a patty?

DD> I suppose you could - same as dealing with ground beef. But the store
DD> bought patties have some sort of binder to hold them together. I buy
DD> mine at either Humphrey's or Hy-Vee. The Humphrey's are "plain" but
DD> the ones from Hy-Vee come as bacon-Cheddar, beer brats, fresh
DD> Pineapple, jalapeno-Cheddar, or made of all pork (as opposed to
DD> regular mixed meat brats).

I'll have to look and see if they're available around here. The
bacon-cheddar combo sounds yummy.


DD> They are a welcome change from beef burgars. And they also go well as
DD> a breakfast meat with eggs and potatoes.  Bv)=

DD> I'm cooking my way through a surplus of shrimp right now.

We've got a few shrimp left from a stock up a while ago, suppose I ought
to do a scampi (our favorite way to fix it) some time in the not too
distant future.


DD> This one was just taken off the "round tuit" list and promoted from
DD> "Archives" to "Kitchen" status in my MM database. And put on "repeat".


DD>       Title: Shrimp Pasta
DD>  Categories: Seafood, Vegetqables, Pasta, Herbs
DD>       Yield: 5 Servings

Looks like a version of scampi to me, tho I usually don't put tomatoes
in mine.

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Ruth
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