Fires Destroy Mulberry, Lakeland Homes

Published: Saturday, June 13, 2009 at 9:04 a.m. Last Modified: Saturday, June 13, 2009 at 1:28 p.m. MULBERRY Fire destroyed a double-wide mobile home in Mulberry, Polk County Fire Rescue reports.

[something_new]

Anybody want to share one of your favorite recipes. Tired of cooking the same old thing. Whats some fast and EASY put together recipes?

[TammyQ]

ok..i have one....

butter a casserole dish...a fairly big one...

fill the bottom with one can of cream style corn, and one can of whole kernel...more if a very large casserole dish

add onions/bellpeppers, etc...stir into corn

cut up potatoes, scalloped wise, and lay over corn till corn is covered completely

season pork chops as wanted...and bake

try it and let me know...and please share yours...

[sounds good]

How long should I bake it for?

TammyQ wrote:

ok..i have one....
butter a casserole dish...a fairly big one...
fill the bottom with one can of cream style corn, and one can of whole kernel...more if a very large casserole dish
add onions/bellpeppers, etc...stir into corn
cut up potatoes, scalloped wise, and lay over corn till corn is covered completely
season pork chops as wanted...and bake
try it and let me know...and please share yours...

[something_new]

sounds good wrote:

How long should I bake it for?
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YUMMY! That sounds delicious!!
How long should we bake that on and what temp do you set it on?

[TammyQ]

sounds good wrote:

How long should I bake it for?
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bake it until the pork chops are cooked...i usually cover the casserole to bake the pork chops, then uncover just to brown them, but don't leave uncover too long, or it will dry out the pork chops too much....it is yummy...let me know how you like...and please give your recipes...

[TammyQ]

something_new wrote:

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YUMMY! That sounds delicious!!
How long should we bake that on and what temp do you set it on?

I usually cook it on 350 degrees...

[Rest_of_the_Stor y]

If anyone should be interested in my personal recipes, cooking, baking, pastries, or what ever you may email me at the following email address: [e-mail].
If you choose to email me at above addy, state what recipe you are inquiring about. I will email you with the recipe.
I cook for various functions, mostly OMP, church, and nursing homes. I have perfected some of the best cajun recipes around. I do not sell my recipes. I give them to people who love to eat and enjoy cooking. Mikekds.

[CPyoung]

Rest_of_the_Story wrote:

If anyone should be interested in my personal recipes, cooking, baking, pastries, or what ever you may email me at the following email address: [e-mail].
If you choose to email me at above addy, state what recipe you are inquiring about. I will email you with the recipe.
I cook for various functions, mostly OMP, church, and nursing homes. I have perfected some of the best cajun recipes around. I do not sell my recipes. I give them to people who love to eat and enjoy cooking. Mikekds.

AWESOME cook.......

[TammyQ]

Please send recipes...

[TiS MwA]

I know several Mexican Dish recipes if anyone interested.

[CPyoung]

TiS MwA wrote:

I know several Mexican Dish recipes if anyone interested.

can you cook them for me?????

[TiS MwA]

CPyoung wrote:

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can you cook them for me?????

LOL Sam...Juan just wants cactus!! Next time you have time we will have to get together and you come over and we will whip something up for the menly men!

[TammyQ]

TiS MwA wrote:

I know several Mexican Dish recipes if anyone interested.

Type the one you think is the best on here, so I can write it down...

[TiS MwA]

Enchiladas..Beef and Cheese
Brown your ground meat and strain the fat..add a little bit of enchilada sauce to the meat...off a side fry you corn tortilla in about a 2 teaspoons of oil til slightly crisp (not as crisp as a tortilla chip) add ground meat and cheese and roll putting it into a baking dish...after you have the desired amount add cheese to the top of the tortillas pouring the rest of your enchilada sauce on top..if you want you can cover with foil and bake about 200 degrees til your cheese is melted. Spray your baking dish with no stick oil that way your tortilla doesnt stick when serving them. I serve that with refried beans and spanish rice....my kids favorite!
If theres any dish you like ask I might know the recipe. I dont know what you and your family prefer.

[TammyQ]

TiS MwA wrote:

Enchiladas..Beef and Cheese
Brown your ground meat and strain the fat..add a little bit of enchilada sauce to the meat...off a side fry you corn tortilla in about a 2 teaspoons of oil til slightly crisp (not as crisp as a tortilla chip) add ground meat and cheese and roll putting it into a baking dish...after you have the desired amount add cheese to the top of the tortillas pouring the rest of your enchilada sauce on top..if you want you can cover with foil and bake about 200 degrees til your cheese is melted. Spray your baking dish with no stick oil that way your tortilla doesnt stick when serving them. I serve that with refried beans and spanish rice....my kids favorite!
If theres any dish you like ask I might know the recipe. I dont know what you and your family prefer.

Thanks..we love mexican...do you have a special recipe for the spanish rice?

[loves conway]

If anyone makes meatball stew try using ground pork for the meat ball,it is very good.Just mix the pork like you would ground beef and make the meat balls.I always bake them first before putting them in the gravy.Dr. told me to try this instead of red meat.Turned out pretty good.

[Cheryl]

quick and easy is what I am about. I hate to cook. Hubby loves rice and gravy and I just don't have that much time so I cheat. When I bake pork I add seasoning and any kind of italian dressing it browns the pork and I strain it over a small stainer and paper towels and serve his over rice.

[Cheryl]

Also crockpot cooking is the esiest for meat dishes. Did you know for potatoes and cabbage you can use a rice cooker? That is super easy and good.

[CPyoung]

TiS MwA wrote:

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LOL Sam...Juan just wants cactus!! Next time you have time we will have to get together and you come over and we will whip something up for the menly men!

Sure.....and some salad...

[TiS MwA]

TammyQ wrote:

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Thanks..we love mexican...do you have a special recipe for the spanish rice?

Spanish Rice.......use a little bit of cooking oil and amount of rice you want by cup...brown your rice on med heat til the rice is golden brown...add chopped onions and tomatoes...I blend a tomato for my tomato sauce and pour that in with amount of rice I use, I use that many cups of water...add salt and black pepper...let it come to a hard boil..stir then put on low heat and cover...its the same as cooking rice on the stove just you have the other ingredients added....you can also add sweet peas...carrots some even use all the above together...DELICIOUS!