Get the latest What recipes from Group Recipes. http://www.grouprecipes.com/tag/what Hello Everyone... I missed some of your mdgs .. see following for reasons: http://www.grouprecipes.com/107860/504-gateway-server.html Best butt-kicker smooth summery drink..great for winter luaus! http://www.grouprecipes.com/106419/malibu-colada.html This is a spin off of a muffin recipe.I use powdered milk(3/4 powder..1 cup water, add whn milk is called for) i also by fluke used 2 heaping teaspoons of bk. powder and it came out so light and fluffy. http://www.grouprecipes.com/104522/late-night-muffin-cake.html I LOVE GOOD FOOD, ESPECIALLY WHEN IT'S GOOD FOR YOU TOO. I'M SO TIRED OF HEALTH FOOD STORES SELLING OVER PRICED FOOD THAT NEEDS A CHEMIST TO EXPLAIN TO YOU WHAT YOU'RE EATING. THAT & THE FACT THAT WE STILL ACCEPT CARDBOARD COLORED, TEXTURED & TASTING FOOD WHICH WE FORK OVER $10-$15 BUCKS FOR BECAUSE IF IT TASTES & LOOKS LIKE CRAP & COSTS THAT MUCH MOEY, IT MUST BE GOOD FOR US. OH, REALLY...? http://www.grouprecipes.com/103009/will-the-real-mccoys-veggie-burger-please-stand.html Here's a great recipe from Patrick. We will miss you Patrick.You was the best actress/actor http://www.grouprecipes.com/101097/patrick-swayzes-moppin-sauce.html A recent meal of shrimp and scallops was nearly ruined when I discovered I had no cocktail sauce. A quick scan of the fridge and ingenuity that would have made McGuiver jealous produced a cocktail sauce so good I just had to share it. http://www.grouprecipes.com/100911/mcguivers-cocktail-sauce.html Menudo Crudo de Chef Merito Menudo is one of the national dishes of Mexico. It has reputed to have healthful and aphrodisiac qualities, and is considered a sure fire cure for hangover. That is why it is often cooking away on Saturdays in cocinas Mexicanas, to prepare for “the morning after”. This started off as the recipe of a Mexican restaurateur I knew, but soon became a little lighter, and, I’m afraid, perhaps just a bit more French. http://www.grouprecipes.com/98991/menudo-crudo-de-chef-merito.html This dish is incredible it is a twist on the regular mac and cheese http://www.grouprecipes.com/96277/home-made-mac-and-cheese.html This is good on vegetables or cooked meats and cracker and toast. http://www.grouprecipes.com/95821/hot-pepper-jelly.html Remember Emperor Norton the 1st? He was credited by being crazy as a bed bug. But frankly I think that he had a great idea. “I am Emperor of America and Protector of Mexico.” Issue your own money and decree that a hotel house you or you would banish them. Where you might banish a hotel I don’t know. Get invited to all sorts of events to give your blessings and so on. What a job! Of course you would have to live in San Francisco. One hundred and fifty years ago that was a great prospect. Now…Norton would not cause a ripple in the flood of insanity that comes from that city. Don’t misunderstand me on this or think that, “Well he lives in Kansas what does he know about California? And how dare he tear down San Francisco!” For what it is worth everyone comes from somewhere. My Moms family was 49ers (no not the football fans) my Dads side were latecomers to Contra Costa County they showed up in 1861. I am the only on that has fled. I had a great uncle that was Commodore of San Francisco (something to do with the harbor commission) and his widow ran for Harbor Commissioner in the late 40s. So we have a bit of history together. He was quite a character in his own right. He was a sea captain for one of the shipping lines. When Aunt Marge graduated collage in the 20s her parents sent her on a world cruse. She married Uncle Gerard who was the ships captain on their return. The story is that he got into some difficulties for smuggling in opium and “undocumented” Chinese immigrants (to be politically correct) or drugs and coolies. We are talking the 20’s and 30’s when that was not looked on as such a horrendous crime. Uncle Bud was an interesting guy. He died way before I came along, but my mom still remembers him fondly. Oh why link Emperor Norton and fried rice? He lost his mind after trying to corner the rice market in San Francisco. http://www.grouprecipes.com/93787/emperor-fried-rice.html