Get the latest Would recipes from Group Recipes. http://www.grouprecipes.com/tag/would 9 years ago when I moved out to Shady Acres Trailer Park here in Saint Joseph, Missouri & my first trailer.One day I received an bunch of recipes from Taste Of Homes (What ever it is called) and I camed across this recipe & I knew that I had to give this recipe a try.So I made it on July 3, 2000 and thought that I would do these cookies for the 4th of July.Chris's family and friends just LOVED these cookies.Knowing that these cookies DOESN'T last very long around my house.So as I was thinken to myself.I thought that I would make an double batch. http://www.grouprecipes.com/103544/double-batch---no-bake-peanut-butter-cookies.html ~An Appetizer..Dessert~ http://www.grouprecipes.com/99804/sorbet.html Wow I am lucky to be alive! I had some time today and noticed that they had a gun show in town. So I took my life into my hands and went to the Expo Center. There I was packed into the Expo Center with hundreds of wild eyed potential mass murderers that still cling to that out dated 2nd amendment, What were our founding fathers thinking? People were pawing over thousands of guns. As we all know guns kill people, so I consider myself very lucky that none of those evil guns jumped up off the tables and started mowing us down. So I am one of the luckiest people around! The only reason I bring this up is that I did not find anything that wanted to follow me home, so I stopped by the used book store to look at cookbooks and found a few of those. They are cheaper then guns and they don't make as much noise. I found an unusual one called Recipes on Parade put out in the mid 60s by the Officers Wives Clubs. Normaly I like to try a recipe before I post it, so after trying it I did make a couple of changes. It is delightful! Don't be put off by the port wine it is fantastic. http://www.grouprecipes.com/89755/chicken-in-shrimp-sauce.html This can make a nice Christmas gift or holiday gift for your family or just to pig out on. One batch makes about two Christmas gifts with some to eat yourself left over. http://www.grouprecipes.com/81366/great-fudge-recipe.html I was riding in the truck with my boyfriend and we passed this dead 'possum and i turned to him and said 'if it hasnt been dead too long we could skin it. but seriously here is a real yummy sounding dish from a book called 'Soul Food Classic Cuisine from the South' by Sheila Ferguson. grove press 1989. it appears in the chapter 'if you see it, shoot it.' and i will post it word for word. http://www.grouprecipes.com/78561/roast-possum-with-apples-and-yams.html Reputed to be the favorite of both Sitting Bull and Pocahontas. The sage and cedar make this a very fragrant dish. http://www.grouprecipes.com/65143/cedar-sage-pork-chops-with-whiskey-honey-glaze.html I have seen a few recipes for things other then food on this site so I thought I would throw a couple in that direction. http://www.grouprecipes.com/59629/summer-rain-massage-oil.html Sharing a recipe that is great from Family, plus the House Seasoning (I think it's Paula Deans), but this is really good and easy. No fuss! http://www.grouprecipes.com/51799/great-goulash.html This isn't really Thai and it's not really risotto either. But it's sort of inspired by Thai and risotto. It's fast, it's easy, and it's yummy.. Please note that it's not fancy. You basically put everything in a pot and leave it alone. http://www.grouprecipes.com/42089/thai-chicken-rosotto.html Stirring ginger and turmeric into this vegetable side dish gives it a kick, then the added cream and buttermilk smooth and soften the spicy flavors. http://www.grouprecipes.com/33466/gingery-creamed-kale-and-cabbage.html