Irish Lunch

koko said:

PeterLucas said:

Omelet <[email hidden]> wrote in news:omp_omelet-

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Yea, she does take very good pics, and she's a good cook too!

I second that motion!!

Aw shucks guys, <blush, blush> Thank you so much.

koko
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Ditto.

Becca <-----member of the koko fan club

Becca said:

koko said:

PeterLucas said:

Omelet <[email hidden]> wrote in news:omp_omelet-

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

> Yea, she does take very good pics, and she's a good cook too!

I second that motion!!

Aw shucks guys, <blush, blush> Thank you so much.

koko
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Ditto.

Becca <-----member of the koko fan club

Thanks Becca,
It's just my obsessi......mmmm love of food.

koko
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"There is no love more sincere than the love of food"
George Bernard Shaw

koko said:

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Ditto.

Becca <-----member of the koko fan club

Thanks Becca,
It's just my obsessi......mmmm love of food.

koko

I am obsessed...

OB Food: I am making a tortilla casserole tonight. It originally is
vegetarian with pinto beans, green peppers, tomatoes, onions ,garlic,
chile powder and cumin that are cooked together til sort of stew like.
A chili mixture, if you will. I added ground beef to it tonight. And
some of my chipotle powder. Wow. That adds a whole 'nother
dimension.
After this, I will layer it with tortillas and grated cheddar, in this
case Mammoth cheddar I got at Whole Foods. Then it is baked and
served with lettuce and tomatoes on top.

Good stuff. If I can remember, I will take pictures.

Christine

Christine Dabney said:

koko said:

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Ditto.

Becca <-----member of the koko fan club

Thanks Becca,
It's just my obsessi......mmmm love of food.

koko

I am obsessed...

OB Food: I am making a tortilla casserole tonight. It originally is
vegetarian with pinto beans, green peppers, tomatoes, onions ,garlic,
chile powder and cumin that are cooked together til sort of stew like.
A chili mixture, if you will. I added ground beef to it tonight. And
some of my chipotle powder. Wow. That adds a whole 'nother
dimension.
After this, I will layer it with tortillas and grated cheddar, in this
case Mammoth cheddar I got at Whole Foods. Then it is baked and
served with lettuce and tomatoes on top.

Good stuff. If I can remember, I will take pictures.

Christine

Speaking of good cooks. Here ya go, Christine is tops.
This group is filled with great cooks. We all inspire and challenge
each other, that's what's so wonderful about this group.

That sounds terrific Christine. The chipotle powder_is_kick butt isn't
it. Yes please, remember to take pictures.

koko

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"There is no love more sincere than the love of food"
George Bernard Shaw

koko said:

That sounds terrific Christine. The chipotle powder_is_kick butt isn't
it. Yes please, remember to take pictures.

The first time I saw chipotle powder was at the Dallas cook-in 1997. We
tried to smell and taste the powder, but you have to smell it very
carefully. It is not something you want to inhale.

Becca