easy mock cobbler Really Good Applesauce Cake Single servings low in cholesterol Bundt Pan Sticky
Buns Bisquick Upside Down Pizza Cranberry Fool Famous Dave's Drunken Apples
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From: [email hidden] Date: Tue, 25 Nov 2003 09:28:35 EST Subject: easy cobbler
I am looking for a mock cobbler recipe that begins by melting a stick of butter in the pan you will
bake it in. I think you put in a can of peaches...and then flour mixed w/ something. I would
appreciate you help. Thanks, Keri
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Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2003 19:29:45 -0700 From: Carol <[email hidden]> Subject: Really Good
Applesauce Cake
Over 20 years ago, I used to make an applesauce cake that had chopped dates as well as raisins,etc.
in it. I've been searching for it since August; today, I gave up! Can anyone help me? Thanks, Carol
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From: "Michelle Patenaude" <[email hidden]> Subject: Looking for single serving recipes
that are low-cholesterol Message-ID: <000201c3b29a$6d4fa630$ffd0fea9@familyroom>
My dad lives alone and has a heart condition. He recently was told that his sugars are high as well
as his cholesterol. He is having a really hard time find recipes that are "single-portions" and
still good for his diet.
If anyone has suggestions I would greatly appreciate them!
Thanks, Michelle
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From: "Charles & Vera Pofahl" <[email hidden]> Subject: Bundt Pan Sticky Buns Organization:
Posted via Supernews, supernews.comsupernews.comOpen ↗ Message-ID: <[email hidden]>
I am looking for a recipe for sticky buns made in a bundt pan using frozen bread dough, butterscotch
pudding etc. and put in fridge to rise overnight. Anyone remember this posting? [email hidden]
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From: [email hidden] Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2003 11:43:57 EST Subject: request
Request for Upside Down Pizza......I had the recipe for years and lost it. You make it in a 13x9 pan
and it is delicious ...it uses bisquick. Thanks Sandy
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From: "RR News" <[email hidden]> Subject: Cranberry Fool Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2003 04:54:15 GMT
Looking for a good recipe for Cranberry Fool. Any help appreciated.
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From: "Randy Spitzer" <[email hidden]> Subject: Drunken Apples Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2003
02:56:42 -0600
I'm looking for a recipe that comes close to the Famous Dave's drunken apples served in the
restaurant. I've seen various baked apples and apple dumpling recipes on the net, but all seem to be
slightly different.
Thanks, Randy
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