REC: Grands® Taco Melts

One time on Usenet said:

Niece was here last Friday, and she made these for a quick
dinner; *I* probably wouldn't eat them again, but everyone
else (we dinner for 6) loved them. The original recipe came

^^^^^^^^^

Sheesh, two typos in two posts. I need more coffee or drugs
or sleep or somethin'... ;-)

--
Jani in WA (S'mee)
~ mom, VidGamer, novice cook ~

S'mee in WA said:

One time on Usenet said:

Niece was here last Friday, and she made these for a quick
dinner; *I* probably wouldn't eat them again, but everyone
else (we dinner for 6) loved them. The original recipe came

^^^^^^^^^

Sheesh, two typos in two posts. I need more coffee or drugs
or sleep or somethin'... ;-)

--

It's almost as fast to just mix up some biscuit dough as it is to mess
with bazooka biscuits - am I the only person in the world who finds the
taste of the Pillsbury tube biscuits just not right?

N.

One time on Usenet said:

S'mee in WA said:

One time on Usenet, [email hidden] (S'mee in WA) said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Niece was here last Friday, and she made these for a quick
dinner; *I* probably wouldn't eat them again, but everyone
else (we dinner for 6) loved them. The original recipe came

^^^^^^^^^

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Sheesh, two typos in two posts. I need more coffee or drugs
or sleep or somethin'... ;-)

Quoted message said:

It's almost as fast to just mix up some biscuit dough as it is to mess
with bazooka biscuits - am I the only person in the world who finds the
taste of the Pillsbury tube biscuits just not right?

No, you're not. Maybe that's why I didn't care for them much. I've
only once made real biscuits myself, though. The term "novice cook"
in my sig is pretty appropriate... ;-)

--
Jani in WA (S'mee)
~ mom, VidGamer, novice cook ~

Nancy1 said:

S'mee in WA said:

One time on Usenet said:

Niece was here last Friday, and she made these for a quick
dinner; *I* probably wouldn't eat them again, but everyone
else (we dinner for 6) loved them. The original recipe came

^^^^^^^^^

Sheesh, two typos in two posts. I need more coffee or drugs
or sleep or somethin'... ;-)

--

It's almost as fast to just mix up some biscuit dough as it is to mess
with bazooka biscuits - am I the only person in the world who finds the
taste of the Pillsbury tube biscuits just not right?

N.

I won't eat them because they contain hydrogenated oil (at
least they did when I last looked, which was pretty recently).
A cream biscuit would be really quick. One could even put
together the dry ingredients beforehand and having figured out
(as per a recipe) how much is used per a given amount of cream.

--
Jean B.

I sometimes use refrigerated crescent roll mix, rolled out so that the
seam of the 2 triangles makes one long rectangle of dough, as the
wrapper for mock calzones. i fill them with sauteed spinach, onions,
and mushrooms, plus ricotta and mozzarella, then fold them up and bake
em for about 15 minutes. i dip them in tomato sauce when i eat them. a
pretty easy dish to make in under an hour when i get home on a school
night .

not so fond of canned biscuits, though. the flavor is really pretty
artificial to me.

"Jude" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

I sometimes use refrigerated crescent roll mix, rolled out so that the
seam of the 2 triangles makes one long rectangle of dough, as the
wrapper for mock calzones. i fill them with sauteed spinach, onions,
and mushrooms, plus ricotta and mozzarella, then fold them up and bake
em for about 15 minutes. i dip them in tomato sauce when i eat them. a
pretty easy dish to make in under an hour when i get home on a school
night .

not so fond of canned biscuits, though. the flavor is really pretty
artificial to me.

Hey Jude!
For some reason your postings come up on my IE in a very small font compared
to all the rest I receive. Hmmm.
Dee Dee

Dee Dee said:

For some reason your postings come up on my IE in a very small font
compared to all the rest I receive. Hmmm.

The header data tells why:

charset="utf-8"

More-friendly software doesn't specify ANY charset.

Bob

Jean B. said:

Nancy1 said:

S'mee in WA said:

One time on Usenet, [email hidden] (S'mee in WA) said:

>Niece was here last Friday, and she made these for a quick
>dinner; *I* probably wouldn't eat them again, but everyone
>else (we dinner for 6) loved them. The original recipe came

^^^^^^^^^

Sheesh, two typos in two posts. I need more coffee or drugs
or sleep or somethin'... ;-)

--

It's almost as fast to just mix up some biscuit dough as it is to mess
with bazooka biscuits - am I the only person in the world who finds the
taste of the Pillsbury tube biscuits just not right?

N.

I won't eat them because they contain hydrogenated oil (at
least they did when I last looked, which was pretty recently).
A cream biscuit would be really quick. One could even put
together the dry ingredients beforehand and having figured out
(as per a recipe) how much is used per a given amount of cream.

--
Jean B.

The author Peg Bracken came up with a two-ingredient biscuit - it used
vanilla ice cream and a pre-mixed biscuit mix (Bisquick). I don't have
it handy, and never tried it (it was in a magazine in the 70s, I
think), but it sounded pretty reasonable - how much easier could it be?
LOL.

N.

On 27 Sep 2005 07:59:38 -0700, "Nancy1" <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

The author Peg Bracken came up with a two-ingredient biscuit - it used
vanilla ice cream and a pre-mixed biscuit mix (Bisquick). I don't have
it handy, and never tried it (it was in a magazine in the 70s, I
think), but it sounded pretty reasonable - how much easier could it be?
LOL.

Bisquick biscuits use just two ingredients -- Bisquick and milk. I
have seen variations using sour cream or mayonnaise in place of the
milk. I've heard mention of Bisquick mixed with ranch dressing. I
love Peg Bracken's books. I've never seen her ice cream method. It
might make an interesting shortcake.

Tara

On Mon, 26 Sep 2005 20:12:24 GMT, [email hidden] (S'mee in WA)

Quoted message said:

Sheesh, two typos in two posts.

This is the internet not english class, so your posts will not be graded for
spelling or grammar, BUT the RESULTS of your posts WILL BE graded. I've put this
down for a quick test thru the lab..err.. kitchen.

Quoted message said:

I need more coffee or drugs

Drugs.... Technically coffee could be considered a drug with its caffeine. All I
can say is thank gawd alcohol, caffeine are legal.

Quoted message said:

or sleep or somethin'... ;-)

Sleeps overrated.
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